Olive (magazine)

Olive (magazine)
This article is about olive magazine. for other uses of Olive see Olive (disambiguation)

olive is a modern food magazine published by Immediate Media Co. It was launched in 2003 and is an upmarket, monthly magazine in the stable that also includes BBC Good Food, bbcgoodfood.com, Easy Cook and Vegetarian Good Food.[1]

Content

The magazine is divided into three main sections, eat in (easy, seasonal recipes), eat out (restaurant recommendations and reviews) and eat away (food focused travel and recipes from around the world). olive’s recipes are online at bbcgoodfood.com.

The magazine features 100+ recipes every month.

Gregg Wallace, Tom Parker-Bowles and Fun Lovin' Criminals frontman Huey Morgan of BBC 6 Music are the magazine's regular restaurant reviewers.

olive costs £3.60.

Licensed editions are published in Greece and the Philippines.

References

  1. ^ BBC Magazines - Magazines for life…

External links

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