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entwisi 02-04-2006 19:42

Food Festival
 
So anyone else go? It was sodding hard work pushing Siobhan in her pram to get anywhere near most of the stalls. I thought that whilst prices were on teh high side theer was a good selection of produce from people who obviously cared about their product. I'm lucky in that where I get my LPG in Knutsford has a farm shop where she sells all sorts of game and rare breed meats. She also has a couple of Polish chefs working for her and they do some delicious polish dishes

godfrey 03-04-2006 04:45

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I went for the first time not knowing what to expect. Possibly I was looking forward to survey a good sample of good local traditional food.

What I saw was an expensive array of marketing ploys to sell more product by providing new flavours to the punters: icecream; cheese; oils, honey;... Hardly traditional.

I was disappointed and will not bother in future years.

thomas_045 03-04-2006 12:59

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Ooooooo! It was also on at Ossy Mills aswell. It was ace. They had a chocolate fountain hmmmm... strawberries held under hot flowing chocolate! I think us staff had more free samples all day than the customers. I came home feeling veeeerrryy sick! :(

stanerlee 03-04-2006 14:07

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Personally , i enjoyed it but i spent a fortune!!!! some cheaper stall might be an idea for the future. Veggie Blackpudding is a winner as is Lancashire sauce!!!

thomas_045 03-04-2006 14:19

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Yeah it did seem a bit expensive. But ah well... life goes on. The good was awesome though...

lettie 03-04-2006 16:02

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I enjoyed having a mosey round all of the stalls and trying out the different Lancashire cheeses. I tried that much stuff that I didn't need lunch:D Some things were overpriced, and I couldn't what relevance the stalls selling Spanish and Italian foods had to Lancashire. Nonetheless, I enjoyed it.

entwisi 03-04-2006 19:50

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Did it say it was a festival of lancashire food or just a food festival in Lancashire?

thomas_045 03-04-2006 20:05

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I think you might of said it was just a good festival in Lancashire Entwisi. But who knows eh.

lettie 04-04-2006 07:13

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It was advertised as the 9th Lancashire Food Festival, so I guess you can take that whichever way....:)

entwisi 04-04-2006 07:32

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So they are perfectly within their rights to have 'foreign' foodsstuff there. :)

SPUGGIE J 04-04-2006 09:41

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Did he "foreign" food stuff include German red sausage? Make great hotdogs them bangers. :)

fireman 04-04-2006 14:00

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I got some smoked peppered mackeral and it was absolutely delicious.

lindsay ormerod 06-04-2006 18:28

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We enjoyed it too! Much better having the marquee instead of cramming it all in the Town Hall.We got some great cheese;sausages and a couple of botttles of "Bumble " sauce which is very good indeed! Hope someone decides to sell it locally or will have to venture to the wilds of Ramsbottom!


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