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In Other News Want to see your local takeaway on our site? Why not tell them about us and earn up to £25 at the same time? Details here |
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Hello, and welcome to February's newsletter! As it's February we hope you've been out and bought your loved one
that special Valentines present - if not well you'll be glad that we've
reminded you! - and if your thinking of a meal out on the special night
check out the first article on the New Dil Raj. Online Ordering Open at The New Dil Raj, Oakengates! 
A warm welcome to Zab and Iqbal from The New Dil Raj in Oakengates, who have launched their site with us - complete with online ordering! For those that have yet to give it a try, visit their site The New Dil Raj the next time you fancy a sit down Indian meal or takeaway. There's even a tour so you can see their restaurant! As it's February, they've also got a fantastic Valentine's special offer for under £30. Either visit their site or see their RSS feed for this or other offers. If your thinking of having a party then they can also provide catering for functions, big or small. Site URL : www.thenewdilraj.fancyabitetoeat.co.uk
 Congratulations to Marc on becoming our 50th customer to use our
online services during January.His online order at the Seven Stars, Wellington, netted him
the £25
prize that was being offered during January (and was duly spent on a takeaway!) Jax, from our marketing department, is pictured above presenting Marc with his prize along with Kin, the owner of the Seven Stars. Marc has used the takeaway online ordering service a few times now and commented that the ordering process " is much quicker and easier than the telephone". We'll be launching some new prizes and incentives soon - so watch this space! Here's one for the kids or if you want to release your creative juices! Cadbury's Creme eggs have launched a partnership with YouTube where you can make your own funny creme egg videos/productions and post them to the YouTube site! There's some great ones on there already - why not take a look or submit your own! - link below.... 
Chicken tikka masala is one of the most popular Indian dishes in the world. Its popularity has proven so great that most Indian restaurants offer it in some form or other. So popular is chicken tikka masala that its origins have been disputed and argued for many years. It is commonly believed that it originated from Bangladeshi chefs situated here in the UK with many establishments claiming its creation but none of these claims has ever been convincingly established. There are many theories about how the dish originated, probably around the seventies, the late sixties, or even earlier. Some say the chef tossed together a tomato gravy when someone returned a dry tikka. The most convincing of these claims is from Glasgow's Shish Maha restaurant (the first and oldest Indian restaurant in Scotland) and was recently backed up with a citation on the quirky quiz programme QI on BBC Television. There's never a slack minute here and we are already working on a number of projects and improvements to make your fancyabitetoeat experience even better! - these include:
Well we like to have fun too! - and you know how the saying goes - all work and no play..... A bit better than the standard snowman you'd have to agree! See you next month..... |
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