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Nestlé Lion Crisp PowerBar launched in UK

22/10/2009 by Ellen Wallace

Bridge2Food reports that the new UK PowerBar Protein Plus 80% Lion Crisp, a protein shake, uses Nestle‘s chocolate and caramel wafers for flavouring. This gives the whey-based shake, a Nestlé brand, a chocolate and toffee flavour and a crunchy texture similar to the popular Lion Crisp, a chocolate-covered wafer bar. Whey-based protein drinks and bars […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: chocolate, Foodie news and events, Geneva, geneve, Lake Geneva, Lion Crisp, low fat, Nestlé, PowerBar Protein Plus, protein drink, protein shake, suisse, Swiss, Switzerland, Where to buy it, whey protein

Travelers flock to Geneva airport, so do birds

20/10/2009 by Ellen Wallace

Geneva, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – British Airways flight A319 turned back Wednesday 14 October after striking a bird at Cointrin Airport while  climbing out of Geneva, reports Aviation Herald, which tracks airline incidents. The crew reportedly landed in Geneva 12 minutes after takeoff, after noticing a burning smell: emergency services were on standby, and the flight […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: bird strikes, birds, Cointrin, Geneva, Geneva Airport, GVA, WHP, Wildlife Hazard Prevention unit

The garden pumpkin bonanza moves into the kitchen

13/10/2009 by Ellen Wallace

by Ellen Wallace, GL editor Pumpkins love our garden and we love pumpkins: this weekend the season for cooking pumpkin kicked in seriously. We have some 60 small ones. The larger ones are fun when kids are little, but the small varieties tend to have more flavour and they are more manageable in the kitchen. […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: cooking pumpkin, farmers market, France, garden, Geneva, geneve, How to eat it, Lake Geneva, market, MarketDay - Seasonal products, pressure cooker, pumpkin bread, pumpkins, recipe, Recipes, suisse, Swiss, Swiss Alps, Switzerland, Valais, vegetables

Cisalpino carries first passengers from Geneva airport to Venice

01/10/2009 by Ellen Wallace

Geneva, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – A Cisalpino II train made its maiden Geneva-Venice voyage Thursday October 1, leaving Geneva’s Cointrin Airport at 07:33 and bringing back its first passengers from Venice at 16:20. The trains have been running on the Geneva-Milan stretch since July, on a test basis, and with the positive track record of the […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: CFF, Cisalpino II, Geneva, Italy, Milan, rail, SBB, Switzerland, train, Trenitalia, Venice

Affordable Asian restaurants in Geneva

29/09/2009 by Ellen Wallace

It is difficult to find an authentic Asian restaurant in Geneva. Geneva’s Asian population is sparse compared to cities like London, Paris, or San Francisco. But where there is a will there is a way, and Asians always manage to find the authentic restaurants. I’ve jotted down just a few addresses Asians have recommended to […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: asian, Chinese, France, Geneva, geneve, Japanese, Lake Geneva, Oriental, restaurant, Restaurants, dining, suisse, sushi, Swiss, Switzerland, Thai

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