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From plot to plate: Berlin’s restaurants are relishing in ingredients from the city’s allotments

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By Joseph Phelan
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Agriculture might not be the first thing that comes to mind when sampling the delights of Berlin. It’s a sprawling metropolis, cross-hatched by boulevards and large cement buildings. Yet tucked between the city’s warehouses, apartment blocks and train lines is one of Europe’s largest collections of urban allotments. For well over a century, Berliners have used allotments – kleingärten or schrebergarten in German – to spend time outside and grow fruit, vegetables and herbs.
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The (Second) Rise of Caffeine-Free Coffee

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By Joseph Phelan
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Featured photo by Javier Molina As consumers increasingly seek to cut out substances like alcohol and caffeine, decaffeinated coffee is growing in popularity The first commercial decaffeination process was invented by German coffee merchant Ludwig Roselius in the early 20th century.
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Hearts and crafts: discover the artistic side of Italy's Amalfi Coast

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By Joseph Phelan
| Travel Weekly (UK) Verified
Click here to download and save as a PDF Standing 11 metres beneath Positano’s Church of Santa Maria Assunta, I’m face to face with vivid frescoes in colours so bright they might have been completed yesterday. Buried in AD79 by the same Vesuvian eruption that engulfed Pompeii, this Roman villa lay undiscovered until 2003 – and is one of Italy’s most significant recent archaeological finds.
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