Natalie Hardwick

Natalie is deputy editor on bbcgoodfood.com. She started her career as a freelance music writer before moving into food journalism. Natalie heads up our review section and writes about anything and everything for online.

More from Natalie Hardwick

Roast beef in tray on table with side dishes

Best Sunday roast gadgets

Elevate your Sunday lunch by using the right kitchen equipment. Read the BBC Good Food review of the best roast gadgets and tools.
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Best kitchen gadgets under £10

Read the BBC Good Food round-up of the best value kitchen equipment, proving that budget buys can still be cleverly designed to change the way you cook.
Easy chicken recipes

Easy chicken recipes

We’ve compiled our 10 best quick and easy chicken dinners for you to add to your midweek repertoire: from one-pots and burgers to easy roasts...
Kitchen knives: how to buy the best

Best knives – what to buy

Not sure which knife to buy? Read our product reviews to find expert advice on different kinds of knives, plus we put blades to the test to bring you...
Best knife sharpeners – on test

Best knife sharpeners

Ensure your blade stays sharp by investing in an easy-to-use handheld sharpener. We tested simple pull-through gadgets to bring you a review of five best buys.
Vegetarian slow cooker recipes

Vegetarian slow cooker recipes

Though often associated with cooking budget cuts of meat, a slow cooker can make delicious work of veggies too, as our easy meat-free suppers attest...
Best coffee machines

Best coffee machines

Read our review of home coffee makers – we put espresso machines and pod coffee machines through their paces to bring you the best, from the cheap to blowout.
Cheap slow cooker recipes

Cheap slow cooker recipes

Slow cookers save time, money and energy, but what are the most budget-friendly dishes to make in them? The BBC Good Food team show you easy, frugal...
Best knife under £40 - on test

Best knife under £40

Read the BBC Good Food review of top chef’s knives for your kitchen. Our cheap buys all cost less than £40, showing budget blades can still be super-sharp.

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