As if the excitement of the restaurants opening indoors weren't enough, we are blow away by the demand for brunches, so we are so happy to announce that we will be extending our Friday brunches at Vauxhall during the whole month of June, as well as adding Friday dates to our Shoreditch branch!
Weather you enjoy avo on toast or with something a little more exotic, we've got you covered with the taste of the Caribbean with a lot (and I mean, a lot) of rum punch or prosecco for a whole 2 hours!
Where can you purchase these brunch tickets I hear you ask?
Click here: https://www.cottons-restaurant.co.uk/brunch
Select your location and book yourself and the gang in for the best brunch!
Full brunch options can be viewed on the description of the booking page.
If you have any type of large group booking enquiry (6+), please get in contact with Jaya at bookings@rhumshack.co.uk or 020 8037 9555 for booking procedure. For all group bookings, it is recommended that tickets are purchased under one name & in one transaction to secure booking.
Yes, you can eat pineapple while pregnant, but with some caution. Pineapple is a nutritious fruit, rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. However, it also contains bromelain, which can soften the cervix and cause contractions, especially in large quantities https://femia.health/health-library/pregnancy/pregnancy-health/can-you-eat-pineapple-while-pregnant/. This can be a concern for expectant mothers, especially in the first trimester.
However, if you eat pineapple in moderation, it is generally safe and may even provide benefits. It helps improve digestion, promotes a strong immune system, and provides essential nutrients.
As always, it is important to consult with your doctor or nutritionist before making any significant changes to your diet during pregnancy.
I am pregnant and recently heard that some fruits may not be entirely safe for expectant mothers. I love pineapples and would like to know if I can eat them during pregnancy? Are there any restrictions or recommendations regarding their consumption? I have also heard about the potential acidity of pineapples and that they can cause heartburn or other problems. Can you tell me what benefits pineapples can provide for pregnant women and are there any risks?