Lancashire Food Festival
 

Just wondering if anyone will be going to the food festival on sat
I will be nipping round before meeting less in the Railway for a pint or two
if you see me say hi I don't bit off site anyway:D

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I enjoyed it last year and so did my two grandkids.

We are definitely going on Saturday.:hehetable

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Will probably mosey down for an hour or so, see you there Mick :-)

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I wont be there this year ..... I don't think me on crutches and the food festival would be a good mix .....:(:o

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We'll that will save me a fortune :D:D
Get better soon Jen

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I was so looking forward to you treating me again this year mick .....:D

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ya so was i:rolleyes:

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It was last year as well. I am not sure if I think it should be free or not because I don't know what the cost is to the Council to hold the event.
HBC are trying to encourage people into the town centre so making it free might help. On the other side the Council is having to make very large savings so should they be spending our money to put on what is basically an indoor market

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It's been £1 for ages, biggest complaint has been the admission charge, so they double it :confused:

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Sounds like they took their cue from the National Lottery.

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Have to admit that was one of the worst £2's I have ever wasted, sure it's been better than that in the past

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I was very poor Dave, after leaving you we went into the other half of the tent, there was only about 6 people in there.

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What a shame, it's spoilt the event, needless to say the Chocolate Festival at Rammy is heaving

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Hyndburn can spoil owt wadey.

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We'll I did go and have a look round
It was £2 to get in and they also asked for your email address?
Bought some wild venison and some high end horse meat (zebra meat)
Then went into town hall where I bought some (smelly a peth )soft blue cheese
Really nice cheese this

I could afford all this because Shillelagh was not with me:D

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so if id have been well enough to get down there I'd have saved you some cash ... :tongueout

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Er no it would have cost me more saved on your entry fee and your cheese and the coffee you would have wanted after :p

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they would have been cheaper than forking out for venison and zebra meat.... :D:D:D

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Lancashire food festival, right, so where do Zebras fit into that? Furthermore what wine would you have with it? ;)

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not at the price of the coffee you like in that shop :D

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as it says top end horse meat so any French plonk will do:D
oh and as for where they fit in remember Blackpool zoo:eek:

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There was also the well known Lancashire delicacies of Crocodile, Bison & Ostrich

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See yeh got no idea!!!! Theres herds of Zebras around the Accy area, This aint Liverpool.:rolleyes:

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I think somebody is having a lend here Dave.
Whatever happened to the Lancashire delicacy of Steak Pudding all in.

For the uninitiated that is, Steak Pudding , Chips, Peas and gravy.

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Are they running wild Cashy?.

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Not anymore they are in my freezer

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The only things running wild in Accy are the Chavs.
I don't fancy them spit roasted.:eek:

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Oh....I don't know Margaret.
It would be one way of disposing of them :).

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One that can be favorably compared to a Welsh Claret;)

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Oh for the days when I could dump double pudding, chips and peas on top of at least 8 pints of best bitter (Thwaites, Duttons, or John Smiths) and still walk home without tossing my cookies in the cut.:D

Here's a plan ... 'cause Marg P is so fond of posting pics of delicacies like bread pudding on here; and because she don't cotton with "foreign muck", why not hold next year's festival in her kitchen.:D No cover charge, park your clogs at the door, and don't pet the zebra:theband:

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Give me plenty of advance warning......just so that.......I can be.......OUT! :D:D:D

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Oh aye, as wild as the herds of haggis run in Scotland.

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From what I`ve heard, they`d probably like that.;)

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I was thinking more along the lines of Red or White, or even a South African. :D

I didn't realize it was an "ethnic Lancastrian" food festival! :eek:

Maybe around kicking out time at some dubious watering holes you'd expect to see some exotic sights, but Zebras? And yes Cashers I know it's not Liverpool, because if it was they'd have been resprayed, re-branded & sold off at a profit (or a case of special brew, a bag of weed & some knock off Adidas/Nikey gear ;)) as pedigree race horses! :D