Season 2 of the LuLu World Food festival is here and will run until Sept. 10. Food enthusiasts can indulge their taste buds with a host of curated meals prepared by celebrity chefs, watch and learn from these masters of the kitchens around the world and win 2,000 prizes, including 1,000 free trolley-loads and 1,000 top-notch kitchen appliances to ramp up their cooking and build their dream kitchen.
For the duration of the festival at LuLu outlets across the Kingdom, there are gigantic displays of global food ingredients, free samplings of unique foods and special promotions. Shoppers can benefit from a number of discount offers and exciting deals on a wide range of globally sourced products and hot food varieties.
The LuLu Superchef lineup includes six masters of the kitchen: Chef Turki Al-Ghanem and Chef Mansour (Sept. 1 at LuLu Hypermarket, Al-Yasmin, Riyadh and LuLu Hypermarket, Al-Rayyan, Dammam respectively), Chef Adnan Yamani (Sept. 3 at LuLu Hypermarket, Al-Rawabi, Jeddah), Chef Hani (Sept. 4 at LuLu Hypermarket, Alkhobar) and Chef Abdulaziz Al-Mutawa and Chef Maysa (Sept. 8 at LuLu Hypermarket, Yarmouk, Riyadh and LuLu Hypermarket, Marwa, Jeddah respectively).
LuLu World Food Season 2 also features 12 themes ranging from world cuisines such as Indian, Arabic and Filipino to an exploration of healthy menus, breads, cheeses and deli, ice cream, beverages and desserts. In addition, there will be a special focus on kitchenware and a chance to build your dream kitchen makeover, step by step with great deals on kitchen and home appliances.
“Food and an exploration of world culinary trends is something that we find people in Saudi Arabia are very keen on,” said Lulu Saudi Arabia Director Shehim Mohammed. “As a well-traveled and cosmopolitan generation, they are eager to understand new food tastes and share the food traditions of their expatriate friends. This World Food festival Season 2 at LuLu will be a window to the world kitchens. You can watch our best chefs in action and build your own menus and even your kitchens with our offers.”
The recently released sixth annual Uber Lost and Found Index reveals some of the most popular and surprising items left behind by riders over the past year. A total of 59,829 items were forgotten in vehicles over the same period.
Each year, the Uber Lost and Found Index provides a snapshot of riders’ most commonly forgotten and most unique lost items. The report also highlights which cities have been most forgetful, which times of day and days of the week riders forget items most, and tips on how to get any lost items back using the Uber app.
Wallets, phones, and keys topped the list once again of the most commonly forgotten items, but riders are not just leaving the usuals behind — they are forgetting everything from their backpacks, to their prescription glasses, mugs, medication — and that is just to name a few.
Uber has also launched a video outlining the simple steps you can take the next time you leave something behind in your Uber. The best way to retrieve a lost item is to call the driver — but if you leave your phone itself, you can login to your account on a computer.
