8 January 2019
By Sharon Noonan |
January 8, 2019

At the start of 2019, we recall some of our favourite interviews from 2018 with a guest co-presenter, Hannah Noonan.

We return to Food on the Edge where we talked to How to Eat a Peach author, Diana Henry. We enjoy a visit to the world’s most famous department store, Harrods, to meet Ann Dunne, Head of Product Development and find out about the newly refurbished food hall and finally we are aboard a ferris wheel in Co Wexford with Bean and Goose’s Karen and Natalie.

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Ann Dunne,Bean and Goose,Best Possible Taste,Diana Henry,Food on the Edge,Harrods,How to Eat a Peach,Sharon Noonan,Wexford

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