Photo of Chelsea Old Town Hall: Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
Hospice UK Christmas Fair at Chelsea Town Hall 22 November
Rowan Books is joining @HospiceUK at their Christmas Fair on 22nd November at Chelsea Old Town Hall! Start your Christmas shopping early. We will be showcasing the perfect Christmas present – “Cocktails & Kicktails – Recipes and Rhymes to Lift Body and Soul” and its snappy sister app “Shaker” – over 400 recipes in the palm of your hand. To purchase your tickets to the Christmas Fair, please visit www.hospiceuk.org/christmas-fair.
Hospice UK supports more than 200 hospices and other end of life care providers nationwide. It delivers care to around 300,000 people each year that is focused on the person and their family, combining medical, emotional, practical and spiritual support.
At the Chelsea Town Hall – where the smartest people get married.
A seriously frivolous book – now available, along with its sister App Shaker
Shaker is a brilliant smartphone App containing “over 400 cocktail and mocktail recipes in the palm of your hand”. It also has handy features that will help you to plan your party with panache. Shaker is a sister to Cocktails & Kicktails – Life-saving Recipes and Rhymes to Lift Body and Soul. This is seriously frivolous book contains anecdotes, recipes and rhymes, with beautiful photographs and cartoons that are guaranteed to bring a smile to your face. It is published by Rowan Books and priced at £13.99. Shaker is downloadable as a stand-alone App for £3.99 or is free if you buy Cocktails & Kicktails. Learn more from the Rowan Books website.
Responsible Drinking
The Shaker App and the Cocktails & Kicktails book contain recipes for cocktails, most of which are alcoholic (by the way, the non-alcoholic ones are delicious). They often contain more than one alcohol. So please enjoy these cocktails but don’t let alcohol become your master. Stay within your limits and within prescribed guidelines, be aware of the risks and if you’re worried that you’re becoming dependent seek advice for example from Drinkaware.
KNOW YOUR LIMITS: The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend that adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units of alcohol a week. A single pub measure of spirit equals 1 unit. Drink responsibly.
