Ah, the old faithful Eggs Benedict. They're a staple on every self-respecting Brunch menu and a reliable hangover cure. As it's National Eggs Benedict Day, it's time to pay them some respect and take a look at their history.Read more
As quick and easy it is to grab a McMuffin on the way to work, it's not exactly the healthiest breakfast. Resist the siren call of fast food in the morning and start the day properly with our chia seed pudding recipe- it's simple, no-fuss and delicious!Read more
How does it feel? Blue Monday, supposedly the most depressing day of the year has arrived, and we thought we'd provide you Brunchers with a helpful guide on how to beat the January Blues on this most melancholy of daysRead more
Ever wondered how they make those delicious sauces at your favourite meat-free spots? Bruncher has got you covered, with a round-up of the easiest and tastiest brunch condiments that you can make from the comfort of your own kitchen. Bon Appetit!Read more
Feeling sluggish in the morning? Don't have the energy for a proper cooked meal? Food and Baker have the solution to your breakfast woes, with a delicious and nutritious smoothie bowl...Read more
In the wake of National Chocolate Week, we’re here to spread the news like Nutella: chocolate is good for you. Move aside acai bowls, we’ll be Brunching on chocolate from now on!Read more
Sustainability is the keyword here: increasingly, people are looking to greener pastures in an effort to stall our carbon footprint. Brunching with a conscience doesn’t involve stripping down to your unmentionables and singing kumbaya in a circle, however – there are several stress-free ways to help out…Read more
Read any article about the origins of 'Brunch' and an essay published in 1895 will be cited as the first known use of the word. 'Brunch: A Plea' was written for the English periodical 'Hunter’s Weekly' by Guy Beringer, but the original essay is never reproduced in full. The team at Bruncher.com dug a little deeper and located the original article...Read more
The easy answer is, of course, a hybrid of breakfast and lunch. Millennials would have you believe that Brunch is a cool new trend, bolstered by the foodie generation and cosmopolitan young professionals. Little do many know, however, that Brunch’s origins began towards the end of the 19th century.Read more