Great British Food Fair tickets up for grabs
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ITV’s very own Dean Edwards, known for his appearances on This Morning and Lorraine, will also be cooking up dishes at the fair at Calke Abbey on September 3 and 4.
There will be up to 100 stalls selling a variety of foods such as hog roasts, burgers, nachos, jewellery and lots more, spread over the beautiful grounds of Calke Abbey.
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Hide AdPunch and Judy shows and a Bongo Bongo soft play area will keep the youngest visitors entertained.
Real ale bars and an array of other alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages will be on offer for the adults to try out.
With live music, as you drink in the sunshine, fromsome of the East Midlands best and upcoming talent provided by I’m Not From London, is there anything better?
The event takes place from 10am-5pm over the two days and there is free admission for the under 10s.
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Hide AdFor more information on the event, visit www. greatfoodanddrinkfestivals.co.uk/calke-abbey.
To win a family ticket to Calke Abbey Food and Drink Festival, tell us which popular TV show John Torode and Gregg Wallace present together. Is it: a) Mastermind or b) Masterchef?
Email the answer with your name, address and daytime phone number, to: [email protected].
Entries close on August 24. The editor’s decision is final. For competition terms, see this website.