Even for those not at Wimbledon itself, game days are a great opportunity for spending time with friends and family and enjoying spreads of gorgeous food.
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The British roast is timeless, and while the classic version will always have its place, one of its best bits is the endless possibility for variation.
Most red-blooded Englishmen head to one place on a Sunday afternoon – their local. And there’s no better pub grub than the ploughman’s lunch.
As the cool air begins to creep around us, we know it’s the season for game and with it comes a responsibility to eat and enjoy it.
Ah, the season of long weekends sitting on our balcony, drinking cocktails and catching up with friends – there really is nothing better.
Yes it is true, we can eat cod again – and now with a clear conscience.
Our newest guest blogger, butcher Stephen West, talks about what mouthwatering meat he prepares in the summer months.
Amazing hampers at Lord’s
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Despite the dismal food associated with sport in England there’s a new era in our catering scene that Jamie’s Fabulous Feasts is pivotal to.
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It’s a myth that it’s a struggle to get enough fruit in the diet. Hitting the recommended five portions of fruit and vegetables a day shouldn’t be a challenge, because it can all be eaten at mealtimes.
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