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How to order from All Eat

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All Eat is an online food delivery and takeaway platform that is making a mark in the United Kingdom with its unbeatable food, unbeatable price and unbeatable service. It is known for its cheap prices and amazing discounts. You can use All Eat to get food delivered to your home, go to a takeaway or restaurant nearby to pick it up or book a table at your favourite restaurant.

This is a step-by-step guide to show customers on how to order using the All Eat app.

Step 1 – Install the application

The first step is to go to the Apple Store (If you have an Iphone) or Google Play (If you have an Android). Search for All Eat in the search bar, click on the application that says All Eat and then click on the Install option. The All Eat app will be installed on your phone in no time.

Step 2 – Searching for a restaurant or takeaway near you

Now that you have installed the app, the next step is to search for a restaurant or takeaway near you in order to get delicious food.

Open the All Eat app on your phone. You will be directed to the main homepage. On the top, you will see a search bar. You can enter your postcode or the restaurant or takeaway you want to order from.

Step 3 – Selecting a restaurant or takeaway

Now that you have entered your postcode or any restaurant or takeaway near you, you will be presented with the results. Picking out a favourite among many delicious cuisines and wonderful restaurants and takeaways is not easy but you have to make a decision so take your time and decide what you want to order on that day.

Step 4 – Choosing what to order from the restaurant or takeaway you picked

You have finalised on a restaurant or takeaway but now its time for choosing what to order from there? We know it can be hard to decide among a lot of delicious food so take your time.

Here’s a pro-tip while ordering. Keep in mind the discounts because All Eat has a lot of them and chances are you will save money. Also look for the minimum order limit which means you cannot order less than the mentioned amount for example if a restaurant says minimum order £15.00, you can’t order less than the amount, but you can order more.

Step 5 – Entering your details

You have finally picked the restaurant or takeaway and you have finally picked the food that you want to order from. Now it’s time to enter your details. This process is quite easy.

After placing an order, you will be asked to enter your details which is so you can receive the order at the correct address and if there are any issues, you can be reached out via email or phone. Enter all details correctly especially your address. You also have the option of different addresses; one is your default address which is your home address, and the other addresses can be when you are somewhere else like at a friend’s and want to order through the All Eat.

After entering your details correctly, click on the purple button that says confirm.

Step 6 – Submitting Order

Now that you have ordered and confirmed your details, it is time to submit your order. Check if all your details regarding order and everything else is correct. In the additional preferences you can also talk about taste preferences, how you want the order to be delivered etc. The black button at the bottom right is the checkout option. After seeing that everything is in order, click on checkout.

Step 7 – Confirming Information

Now that you have submitted your order, it is time to confirm your information to make sure everything is correct. When you have seen that everything is correct, it is time to confirm the order.

When you click on the checkout option, a confirm option tab will appear which will show you how soon you want the delivery to be done and your preferred payment method whether its cash on delivery, paypal or card.

After seeing that everything is correct, click on Confirm Order.

Step 8 – Sit back, relax and wait for your delicious order

After everything is done, you will see a screen saying that your order has been successfully placed. The button in purple allows you to see your order list. You will also receive an email confirming the details of your order.

See, how simple the process was? All Eat is a very convenient way of ordering food when you don’t feel like cooking and want to stay in and want delicious food that is well within your budget.

So just eat your meal and enjoy. Happy ordering from All Eat.

5 classic foodie Netflix series and films you must watch

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Netflix is still one of the best streaming services, even more so since the pandemic. However, if you are a foodie like us you don’t only watch Netflix to have a cry, a laugh or being intrigued and scared, you have also subscribed to Netflix to know more about food. Food is essential to our everyday life and is an art, so Netflix offers a variety of mouth watering movies and tv series on the theme of self discovery, love, faith, cultures, traditions but above all food that you certainly don’t want miss. Here are 5 amazing classic movies and tv series you would want to watch if you are a foodie with a deep sense of self.

From scratch

Pasta, pizza, Italian food, love, passion, family and travel is the perfect recipe for this movie who got the whole nation crying a few months ago. Based on a true story “From Scratch” tell the true story of Tembi Locke. A poignant love story portrayed to its perfection by actress Zoe Saldana and Eugenio Mastrandrea. Lino (Eugenio), a Sicilian chef leaves Sicily when he met Amy (Zoe) who pursues her passion for art. Prepare your tissues and also be ready to see life differently as hardship hit this beautiful couple. An insight to the ups and downs of life which causes us to reflect on the fragility and beauty of our own. Watch trailer here.

The Makanai: Cooking for the Maiko house

The Makanai: Cooking for the Maiko House is a beautiful Japanese story of two young girls Kiyo played by Nana Mori and Sumire played by Natsuki Deguchi in pursuit of a new life away from their hometown. As we follow them making their first steps in the Maiko’s house, an all female house training women to become Geisha’s (Geiko and Maiko). However, Kiyo is not doing very well during her training while her friend Sumire is thriving. During this difficult realisation she discovers a new skills she truly excels at, cooking japanese food. This 9 episode mini series is heart warming and give us a beautiful insight on Japanese culture, traditions and the poetic art of cooking. Watch and be utterly delighted by light hearted series. Watch trailer here.

Burnt

In Burnt we meet a raw side to everybody’s Hollywood beau Bradley Cooper. Produced by Gordon Ramsay this is a story of fallen chef trying to make his way back up into the restaurant industry. We follow Adam who used to be a prestigious chef in Paris but lost his career following a drug misuse problem. He sets off for London to open his own restaurant in attempt to rise to his prestigious status again. However, battling his inner demons and past, although he is a foodie genius, he struggles with the relational aspect of his life. Hard to the core we see his personal evolution through the evolution of his food and the people he meets. Somewhat proving us that beauty can rise from the ashes of our lives. Watch trailer here.

That’s Amor

That’s amor is your go to movie for perfect girlie night in. Order from one our takeaways and restaurants here and enjoy a traditional romantic comedy. This movie is as much about Spanish food that about believing in love again. after being cheated on by her boyfriend and leaving her job, 30 year old, Sofia played by Riley Dandy meet handsome Spanish chef Mathias, Isaac Gonzalez Rossi when taking a spanish cooking class with her mum. Here is to a second breath to her life and a new way to see love. If you don’t fall for the actor Isaac Gonzalez Rossi, you will surely fall for spanish omelettes, paella and many over traditional recipes! Watch trailer here.

Eat, pray, love

Classic foodie movie with a lovely morale, it is an all time favourite “Eat, pray, Love”. Beautifully played by Julia Roberts. This non-fiction book by Elizabeth Gilbert adapted on the big screen embarks us on a food discovery and self discovery journey. Elizabeth is a 30 something year-old in quest of her identity after a devastating divorce. She foudn herself through an italian food odysee, a new found belief and a new love. Anotehr one to watch for a takeaway night with the girls. Watch trailer here.

You may also watch Always be my maybe, Julie and Julia and Chocolate (korean movie).

What is Eid-al-Fitr? Get to know about The Muslim celebration after Ramadan

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Ramadan, the Holy Month for Muslims where they cannot eat or drink from dawn till sunset is coming to an end. After Ramadan, comes a festival of celebration for Muslims around the world called Eid or Eid-al-Fitr. This year, Eid-Al-Fitr will occur on Saturday on the 21st of April.

Eid-Al-Fitr is a joyous occasion which binds together families, friends and communities in celebration after a month of fasting, self-reflection and prayer.

The meaning of Eid-al-Fitr

The word Eid means celebration and the word Fitr means breaking the fast Hence Eid-Al-Fitr translates to breaking the fast.

History of Eid al-Fitr

The history of Eid-al-Fitr dates back to the time of the Islamic Prophet Muhammad when Eid-al-fitr was established as an integral part of Islamic culture. As per Islamic tradition, the Prophet Muhammad received revelations from Allah (God) through the Angel Jibrael (Gabriel) during the month of Ramadan.

What happens during Eid al-Fitr?

Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan and is a way for Muslims to express their gratitude to Allah. The occasion is of immense importance to Muslims around the world.

Eid-al-Fitr starts with the performance of special prayers called Salat al-Eid which are held in mosques and other open spaces early in the morning. Muslims are dressed in their new clothes and offer prayers in congregation. The prayers are followed by a sermon which is delivered by the Imam (a religious leader) who talks about the values of unity, compassion and gratitude.

After the prayers are done, Muslims exchange greetings of “Eid Mubarak” which means Blessed Eid and offer handshakes or hugs as a sign of goodwill. Muslims often visit friends and family or prepare delicious feast during this occasion. Giving gifts to children is also a part of Eid-al-Fitr.

Muslims also engage in act of charity known as Zakat al-Fitr or Sadaqat al-Fitr which is to help those who are less fortunate than them.

Many countries and communities also hold different events related to Eid. Eid festivals are held in countries where Muslims a majority as well as in those countries where they are a significant minority.

Eid-al-Fitr is also a time for Muslims to engage in leisure and recreation, and many engage in social gatherings and cultural performances as well as other form of entertainment activities. The streets are busy with people buying new clothes and gifts for themselves or for their loved ones. It is also a public holiday in some countries with schools, offices and other businesses being closed.

Eid in the Square – An annual free event marking the end of Ramadan in Trafalgar Square in London

Eid in the square is an event that is held every year in London’s Trafalgar Square. It is the Mayor of London’s free, annual festival marking the end of Ramadan. The event will be held on Sunday on the 29th of the April.

The event has been developed in collaboration with the Eid Community Advisory Group and London based arts, culture and grass roots Muslim organisations. This year’s theme is #LondonForEveryone which focuses on bringing people from all walks of life in the city together to promote an inclusive environment in London.

The event will include food stalls, activities for both children and adults, performances and much more making sure everyone has a good time at the event.

Eid-al-Fitr is a beautiful occasion that brings people and communities together in a spirit of love, compassion and unity.

The Benefits of Using All Eat for Busy Professionals

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In today’s fast-paced world, many people find it hard to balance their work and personal life. With little time to spare, tasks like grocery shopping, cooking, and meal planning often become a hassle. This is where All Eat comes in – an online food delivery platform that offers busy professionals a convenient way to order food for delivery or pickup.

In this post, we will discuss how All Eat can save time for busy professionals, making it an ideal choice for people who are always on the go.

  1. Wide Variety of Restaurants

All Eat has partnered with a wide range of restaurants and food chains, offering a vast selection of cuisines. This means that you can choose from various cuisines, such as Italian, Chinese, Indian, and much more, depending on your mood and taste. This way, you don’t have to waste time deciding what to cook or where to eat, making it easier to focus on your work and other tasks.

  1. Easy Ordering

All Eat’s user-friendly interface makes ordering food a breeze. You can easily browse through the menu, select your desired items, and place your order within minutes. You can also save your favorite dishes and restaurants, making it easier to reorder next time. Plus, All Eat’s secure payment gateway ensures that your payment information is safe and protected.

  1. Fast Delivery

All Eat provides fast delivery, ensuring that your food arrives hot and fresh. Whether you’re at home, office, or on the go, you can have your food delivered right to your doorstep within minutes. Plus, you can track your order in real-time, making it easier to plan your schedule accordingly.

  1. Convenient Pickup

If you prefer to pick up your food, All Eat also offers a convenient pickup option. You can place your order in advance, so it’s ready when you arrive, saving you even more time.

  1. Excellent Customer Service

All Eat’s customer service team is always ready to help you with any queries or concerns. Whether it’s a billing issue, delayed delivery, or any other problem, you can reach out to their customer service team via phone, email, or live chat. Their quick and efficient service ensures that your problem is resolved as soon as possible.

Last but not least, All Eat’s referral scheme is another benefit that busy professionals can take advantage of. By referring friends and family to All Eat, users can earn rewards and save on their food orders. See how to make the best out of All Eat’s referral scheme and how it works.

In conclusion, All Eat is an excellent choice for busy professionals looking for a convenient way to order food. With a wide variety of restaurants, easy ordering, fast delivery, convenient pickup, and excellent customer service, All Eat has everything you need to enjoy a delicious meal without wasting any time. Try All Eat today and experience the convenience it has to offer!

How to make the most out of All Eat’s referral scheme

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Refer to your friends

At All Eat, we provide a referral scheme where you can earn points by inviting your friends to use the app. When you refer a friend to the app and they make their first order, both you and your friend will earn 50p each.

After their first order, your friend won’t earn any more points for their subsequent orders, but you, as the referrer, will earn 10p for each of their future orders. If your friend refers the app to another person, they will also receive 50p each, and you will earn 5p for every order that the new person places. If the third person refers the app to someone else, you won’t receive any further points, but your friend who referred them will earn 10p for each of their future orders.

In summary, All Eat’s referral scheme earns you 50p each when your friend orders. You’ll get 10p for their future orders and 5p for their referrals’ orders.

If you’re a fan of All Eat and want to earn rewards while sharing the love with friends and family, you’ll definitely want to take advantage of the All Eat referral scheme. By referring new users to All Eat, you can earn rewards and save money on your food orders. Here are some tips and tricks to help you make the most out of the referral scheme:

  1. Spread the word – The more people you refer, the more rewards you can earn. Share your unique referral code with friends, family, and colleagues via social media, text, or email.
  2. Follow up – After you refer someone, make sure to follow up and remind them to place their first order. This way, you’ll both earn rewards and start saving money on your All Eat orders.
  3. Stay up to date – Keep an eye on All Eat’s promotions and special offers. Sometimes, All Eat will offer additional rewards for referrals during certain time periods, so you’ll want to stay informed to make the most out of these opportunities.
  4. Be social – If you have a large following on social media, share your referral code on your platforms. You never know who might be looking for a new food delivery app, and you could earn big rewards by reaching a wider audience.

By following these tips, you’ll be well on your way to maximizing your rewards through All Eat’s referral scheme. Start referring today and see how much you can save on your food orders!

“Sushi Terrorism” leads to arrests in Japan

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When sushi comes to mind, it is definitely synonymous with Japan. The popular Japanese dish is usually made with rice, commonly seasoned with vinegar and many ingredients are added to top it off which usually includes raw or cooked fish, vegetables and sea food. It is usually served with wasabi, soy sauce and pickled ginger as condiments and can also be garnished with sesame, seaweed or may include other toppings too.

Sushi has become a popular and widely enjoyed culinary dish on a global scale with many countries having a different take on the popular Japanese dish. It is known for its aesthetic presentation, delicate flavors and a diverse range of ingredients.

Sushi Terrorism: A huge concern in Japan

Many people already know what Sushi is and where it comes from but what is Sushi terrorism? Sushi terrorism has hit Japan recently.

The police in Osaka, Japan arrested two men recently identified as Ryu Shimazu and Toshihide Oka on charges of obstructing business as well as causing damage to property. As per the police the duo used their own chopsticks to eat red ginger directly from a communal bowl at a popular Japanese chain, Yoshinova back in September. However, the video surfaced on social media recently.

As per the duo, they did it because they believed that it was funny, and they wanted to make people laugh. A video has recently surfaced on social media which shows a man who is possibly believed to be Shimazu strangely eating the ginger with the video being shared by Oka on social media.

In a statement to CNN, a spokesperson for Yoshinoya said “The video made our regular customers feel uncomfortable and uneasy. We greatly regret that this has become a major news story that calls into question the safety and security of the entire food service industry. We sincerely hope that this is kind of thing will not happen again in the future.”

Sushi terrorism has not only affected Yoshinoya. Other restaurant chains such as Kura Sushi, Sushiro and Hamazushi told CNN, they have also suffered.

The Guardian reported that a week before the Yoshinoya incident, three men were arrested at a conveyor belt sushi restaurant for licking the top of a communal soy sauce bottle.

What actions are chains taking?

These sushi terrorism incidents also dubbed as #sushitero on social media have concerned sushi chains as well as customers on the issues of hygiene and cleanliness especially after the Coronavirus pandemic. Many chains have also installed security cameras in order to prevent such incidents from happening in the future. Others have halted their conveyor belts.

The best Kebab Takeaways in the UK to order

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Kebabs are a popular food item which is made of meat. It can either be ground meat or chunks of meat which are marinated, skewered and cooked over an open flame or they can be grilled as well. Their origin lies in different regions of the world such as the Middle East, the Mediterranean region or Central Asia. The word kebab is derived from the Arabic word Kabab which either means to burn or to fry.

Since kebabs can be cooked quickly over an open flame, they were quite a popular dish among soldiers and travellers in previous times. With time, different regions started to develop their own take on kebabs by using local spices, marinades and different cooking techniques.

In the U.K kebabs are commonly made with beef, chicken or lamb marinated in different herbs and spices and cooked on a vertical rotisserie which is known as a doner or gyros grill.

Kebabs have become quite popular in the U.K and is among the most popular fast food cuisine choices. They can easily be found in kebab shops and takeaways in the country.

With a variety of kebab choices in the country, you must surely be thinking which kebab shops are the best to try out. Well don’t worry, this list which is in alphabetical order is here to help you out.

1. Best Kebabs & Pizza 29 Cambridge Road Kingston Upon Thames London KT1 3NQ

As the name suggests, Best Kebabs & Pizza in Kingston certainly has the best to offer. This takeaway is a great choice when you do not feel like cooking. Kebabs are not the only thing they offer though. They have a great selection of choices in addition to kebabs which include burgers and wraps, fish and chips, chicken wings, lasagna and much more.

You can check out their menu and order some delicious kebabs and other fast food items on All Eat.

2. Kuku Kebab House 46 Thornton Road Thornton Heath London CR7 6BA

No one knows what Kuku means but for a kebab takeaway so delicious, this takeaway in Thornton Heath certainly has a memorable name. They serve delicious kebabs that will satisfy your food cravings. In addition to kebabs, they have a great menu which appears quite diversified. Ever heard of a kebab house that serves biryani? Well now you have. Kebabs and biryani are not the only items on the menu. Customers have a great selection to choose from which include vegetable and non-vegetable curries, bong paya, karahi among other delicious items on the menu.

For some amazing kebabs, biryani, karahi, bong paya or curries, you can check out their menu and order a mouthwatering experience on All Eat.

3. Max’s Kebabs, Chicken and Shakes 5 High View Hatfield Hertfordshire AL10 8HZ

Max’s Kebabs wants you to know that kebabs are not their only best item. They serve chicken and shakes too but it only gets better here. With mouthwatering kebabs and chickens and yummy shakes, they have burgers, falafel wraps, meat and ships, mozzarella sticks and so much that will leave you wanting more. You cannot just get enough of Max’s Kebabs, Chickens and Shakes if you are ever in or near Hatfield as surely this is a great takeaway option.

To experience some extreme deliciousness, you can check out their menu and order on All Eat, you will be satisfied to the maximum.

4. Perfect Kebab 142 Stratford Road Wallington London SM6 9BS

If you want kebabs be cooked and delivered to absolute perfection, then Perfect Kebab in Wallington is the takeaway you need to order from. Their kebab options not only show a diverse range of options but are also absolutely delicious. The takeaway has named itself rightly as Perfect Kebab. However kebabs are not the only delicious items on the menu. The Perfect Kebab has perfection in the rest of the menu as well which include burgers, chicken, pizzas and a lot more.

So if you want your takeaway menu items whether they are kebabs or any other fast food items delivered to absolute perfection, then you can check out their menu and order on All Eat.

5. Shirley Best Kebab 60 Shirley Road Croydon London CRO 7EP

If you looking for an amazing kebab takeaway in Croydon, then Shirley Best Kebab is your answer. You will not be disappointed. This takeaway not only provides you with amazing and tasty kebabs but they also have mouthwatering burgers, pizzas and wraps. Shirley Best Kebab not only you offer the best kebabs but everything else in their menu hence staying true to their “best” identity mark.

Want the best takeaway experience from Shirley Best Kebab? Then check out their menu and order on All Eat.

6. Tasty Kebabs & Pizza 114 Churchill Road Sutton London SM3 8NA

If you are looking for kebabs in Sutton that are tasty, well then you are in luck. Tasty Kebabs & Pizza is a takeaway that not only has the tastiest kebabs but they also have the tastiest pizzas as the name suggests that you can find in Sutton. Their option is not limited to the tastiest kebabs and pizzas, they have other tasty items on the menu too which can also be your go to takeaway options such as wraps, steaks, chicken wings, burgers and many more fast food item options.

If you are looking for the tastiest kebabs, pizza and other tasty fast food options from Tasty Kebabs & Pizza, then check out their menu and order on All Eat.

So which one have you ordered from before or which one will you order from? Let us know in the comments section.

If you are looking for other amazing takeaway and restaurant options then head over to the All Eat website or download our application on IOS or Google Play and search for takeaway and restaurants near you offering you the best of food whether its cuisines like Chinese, Thai, Indian or fast food or anything else, All Eat has it all offering you amazing discounts. All Eat gives you unbeatable food, unbeatable price and unbeatable service. Let’s All Eat together.

The significance of Maundy Thursday

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Maundy Thursday which is also referred to as the Holy Thursday and Thursday of mysteries among other names is a holiday celebrated by different Christian denominations all over the world. It commemorates the Last Supper that Jesus Christ shared with his followers prior to his crucifixion as described in the New Testament of the Bible. It is a day of a lot of significance as per the Christian Liturgical Calendar.

History and Importance of Maundy Thursday

As per (John 13:34), when sharing his Last Supper with his followers Jesus advised them to love one another as he loved them. This commandment explains why the day is referred to as Maundy Thursday as Maundy is derived from a Latin word mandatum which refers to as commandment.

In the Bible, it is stated that Jesus and his followers celebrated the Jewish festival of Passover. As a gesture of humility, Jesus washed the feet of his followers and with them he had the Last Supper which is also known as the Sacrament of Holy Communion or the Lord’s Supper. Christians gather on the dinner table with bread and wine to remember his sacrifice.

Maundy Thursday serves as the beginning of the Easter Triduum which includes Good Friday, Holy Saturday and Easter Sunday remembering the sacrifice of Jesus Christ proving to be a day of huge importance for Christians.

Common Observations and Traditions of Maundy Thursday

Maundy Thursday is celebrated by different Christian denominations all over the world. Their observations and traditions might differ depending on the denomination and the culture they were brought up in, however there are some observations and traditions that are more common than others.

The Holy Communion is observed by many Churches around the world where they reenact the Last Supper of Jesus Christ with bread and wine and remembering his sacrifice.

In order to remember Jesus Christ washing the feet of his followers as a gesture of humility, certain Christian denominations take part in the ritual of foot washing.

A Tenbrae service is practiced by Christians remembering the trial, arrest and crucifixion of Jesus Christ with the extinguishing of candles, reading from the Bible scriptures as well as prayers.

Certain Christian denominations also strip the altar of decorations and clothing on Maundy Thursday which symbolizes the stripping of Jesus’s garments prior to his crucifixion.

On the day of his crucifixion, Jesus Christ made seven stops prior to his crucifixion. As a service of remembrance, it is common in some cultures to visit seven churches on Maundy Thursday.

Since the idea behind Maundy Thursday is Jesus’s advice to his followers to love another, it is common practice in the United Kingdom for the British monarch to distribute money as an act of charity to elderly people. This tradition is referred to as Maundy Money.

Food traditions on Maundy Thursday

There is no set food tradition on Maundy Thursday however it is common for Christians to gather for a special meal which includes foods that Jesus had on the Last Supper like bread, lamb, saltwater, wine and better herbs.

Certain cultures also have green vegetable dishes served such as lettuce, watercress or spinach which reflect not only the importance of a new start but also the resurrection of Jesus Christ on Easter Sunday.

There are also regional dishes served in certain countries associated with Maundy Thursday. In Nordic countries such as Sweden and Finland, Mandelskorpor or almond rusks is eaten on this day.

All Eat is your perfect companion to ordering unbeatable food at unbeatable price and unbeatable service if you cannot decide what to eat on this special day because All Eat has a wide range of options.

All you need to know about Easter and why is it celebrated with eggs

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Are you ready for the egg hunt and Easter Bunny? Easter is one of the most popular festivals which Christians celebrate on the first Sunday following the first full moon after the vernal equinox, which usually falls between March 22 and April 25. It commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. The holiday is observed by Christians all around the world, and it is a time for life, joy, hope, and renewal.

History & Significance of Easter

The origins of Easter can be traced back to ancient pagan celebrations that honoured the spring equinox. These festivals were dedicated to the goddess of spring and fertility, Eostre. As Christianity spread throughout Europe, the early Christian leaders adopted some of the traditions of these pagan celebrations and incorporated them into their own celebrations of the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

According to the New Testament of The Bible, the Roman authorities arrested Jesus because he claimed to be the “Son of God,” although some historians say that the Romans may have viewed him as a threat to the empire.

According to the Gospel author, Jesus was put to death on the cross during the tenure of Pontius Pilate, the Roman governor of Judea from 26 to 36 AD. This event is commemorated by Christians on Good Friday, which falls on the Friday preceding Easter. Jesus’ resurrection three days later is regarded as proof of his divine status as the living Son of God.

Why Eggs are Associated with Easter?

The egg has long been a symbol of new life and rebirth, making it a perfect symbol for Easter. In many cultures, eggs were given as gifts during springtime festivals, symbolising new beginnings and the cycle of life.

In addition to their symbolic meaning, eggs were also a practical choice for Easter celebrations. During the Lenten season leading up to Easter, Christians abstained from eating meat, dairy, and eggs. When Lent ended, there was often an abundance of eggs that had been saved up, and they were eaten as a part of the Easter feast.

The association between Easter and eggs can be traced back to ancient pagan celebrations of spring. Many cultures believed that eggs symbolise new life and fertility, which are themes closely associated with the spring season.

As Christianity spread throughout Europe, many of these pagan traditions were incorporated into Christian celebrations, including Easter. In Christian tradition, eggs are said to represent new life, just as Jesus was resurrected to new life on Easter Sunday.

Egg Decorating Traditions

The tradition of decorating eggs for Easter can be traced back to ancient times. In many cultures, eggs were decorated using natural dyes made from plants and flowers. In some countries, such as Ukraine, intricate designs were painted onto the eggs using wax and a stylus.

Today, egg decorating is a popular Easter tradition all around the world. In many Western countries, eggs are dyed in bright colours and decorated with stickers, glitter, and other embellishments. Some countries even have competitions for the most elaborately decorated eggs and many people continue to enjoy decorating and hiding eggs as part of their Easter celebrations.

Easter Bunny 

The Easter Bunny is a popular character associated with Easter in many cultures, particularly in Western countries such as the United States and Canada. The Easter Bunny is typically depicted as a rabbit or hare that brings Easter eggs and candy to children.

The origins of the Easter Bunny are not entirely clear, but it is believed to have originated from the ancient pagan celebrations of spring. In many cultures, rabbits and hares were seen as symbols of fertility and new life, which are themes closely associated with the spring season and Easter.

Easter is a festival of celebration of life, and the egg is an important symbol of this holiday. Whether you choose to decorate eggs or simply enjoy them as a part of your Easter feast, this humble food has a long and fascinating history. As we celebrate Easter each year, let us remember the hope and joy that this holiday brings, and the symbolism that eggs play in it.

Celebrating Easter? Why not order from All Eat and make your celebrations memorable with good food. If it’s food, it’s gotta be All Eat!!

About All Eat

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Uncle Lim’s Restaurant, a taste of Malaysian Cuisine in Croydon

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Malaysian Cuisine

If you’re a fan of Malaysian cuisine, you’re in luck – Uncle Lim’s Restaurant is now open at their new location in Croydon, London! This delightful eatery has been serving up authentic Malaysian dishes for years, and their new space at 47 South End, Croydon, London CR0 1BF is bigger and more modern than ever before.

Uncle Lim’s is known for its commitment to using fresh, high-quality ingredients and traditional cooking techniques. All of their dishes are halal-certified, making it a great option for Muslim diners looking for delicious halal food. From spicy noodles to flavorful curries and everything in between, there’s something for everyone on the menu at Uncle Lim’s.

Some of the standout dishes at Uncle Lim’s include their Nasi Lemak (a fragrant rice dish served with chicken rendang), their Char Kway Teow (a popular noodle dish made with prawns) and Nasi Goreng. For dessert, be sure to try the Kuih Bingka, a sweet and satisfying Malaysian style treat that’s sure to hit the spot.

But don’t just take our word for it – Uncle Lim’s has earned rave reviews from customers, who consistently praise the quality of the food and the friendly service. The new space is comfortable and inviting, with a modern design that’s perfect for enjoying a meal with family or friends.

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So what are you waiting for? Head over to Uncle Lim’s Restaurant and experience the incredible flavors of Malaysian cuisine for yourself! Place an order or make a reservation through All Eat App for exclusive discounts with no delivery fee

Uncle Lim’s
47 South End, Croydon, London CR0 1BF.

T: +44 (0)20 8681 1166 | W: @makanhouseltd.co.uk | E: unclelimskitchen@gmail.com

Opening Hours: Mon-Sun 11:00-15:00, 17:00-22:00

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