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Andrew Garfield swoons over our smash cheeseburger with burger sauce

A man who likes to leave it all on the field. Our smash burger is no exception. Award-winning English and American actor Andrew Garfield joins us ahead of the release of his new film, The Uprising. Set against the Peasants’ Revolt of 1381, the film explores a moment of huge socia ...  Show more

Alison Hammond and Noel Fielding dig into our tasty one-tin butter chicken & chickpea curry

It’s double trouble at the table this week. Alison Hammond returns, and Noel Fielding makes his debut as we celebrate the comeback of The Great British Bake Off to our screens. Back for its 17th series and with a new judge in the tent, Nigella Lawson, they share what life is real ...  Show more

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