I enjoyed Who Moved My Cheese?, but how come none of the chefs' fridges contained manky old bits of mushroom or spring onion mouldering away at the bottom, or out-of-date eggs and milk, or various bits and pieces on the shelves? Could we next have a peek inside Tim Dowling or Lucy Mangan's fridge, please? I bet they're a joy to behold.
Sue Keable
Cambridge
Can we have an update when Fergus Henderson moves? I need to know what's in his ice box.
Clare Gillett
London W5
How many Weekend readers have goose fat, organic tofu or anchovy fillets in their fridges? I have an opened tin of baked beans and half a pint of milk.
Darren Evans
Hull
Please can Angela Hartnett tell us where she sources her "properly ripe" peaches? Ours are all spongy.
Claude Shields
Haddenham, Buckinghamshire
In the midst of claim and counter-claim about the Scottish referendum on independence, Lucy Mangan summed it up beautifully in one sentence: the smaller the population, the bigger the say you get in what happens. Democracy is making a comeback in the north.
Stuart Campbell
Hightae, Dumfriesshire
Can Lucy Mangan stick to subjects she knows something about? I'm like the quiet majority in Scotland, fiercely proud of being Scottish and British. A request to destroy the UK from someone not based in the affected country does not help.
Brian Brown
Inverurie, Aberdeenshire
Andy Gallagher asks where he should "go next with this new skill" after mastering the art of knotting a cherry stalk with his tongue. He should go to Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire. Now.
Elizabeth Brown
Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire
Alys Fowler may "want views everywhere" and find that killing trees and bushes "can get addictive", but encouraging people to remove the only habitat wildlife will find in a garden drives animals to extinction; it also reduces those "views" to nothing but each other's houses and cars. Enough people are driving our wildlife to extinction as it is, without making it seem a civic duty.
Simon Short
Rochdale, Lancashire
If Phil Daniels' earliest memory is the 1970 FA Cup final, it means he can't remember anything before he was 11. To be fair, the 1960s were a lean time for Chelsea.
John Tierney
Heswall, Wirral
How many people, on reading Phil Daniels dislikes his big ears, looked at the photo to check their size?
Lesley Thomson
Rotherfield, East Sussex
Who takes makeup to the park, even in a tiny bag?
Coreen Cottam
Bury, Lancashire
I was concerned by the "Why are blueberries blue?" Ask A Grown-Up. It was an informative reply, but the last sentence implied that a child eating any dark blue berry will be doing themselves good. Where was the warning that some are poisonous? A mention of deadly nightshade would have been apt.
Gill Jewell
Leeds
Are Blind Date men contractually obliged to wear brogues?
Peter Knapp
Leeds
In the 12 July Fashion Wish List, we listed the wrong supplier and price for a pair of sandals; they are from New Look and cost £19.99, not as printed. Apologies.
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