Plans for this year’s Aylsham Food Festival, scheduled for 2, 3, 4 October are on hold while the coronavirus pandemic continues to disrupt all public events. This is particularly disappointing for us as Slow Food Aylsham were looking forward to … Continued
Locked Down, our famers and producers need us more than ever. The second great wave of food processing is coming. In the last month, the world has changed beyond more than we could have even begun to imagine. Restaurants are … Continued
The 11th annual international Real Bread Week runs from 22 February to 1 March. Its key aims are encouraging people to: Buy Real Bread from local bakeries: Look for The Loaf Mark! Bake Real Bread and share those skills with … Continued
Proudly known as a ‘foodie town’, Aylsham can boast a good selection of cafes and restaurants, a monthly farmers market, a weekly Country Market, two award-winning butchers, two bakers, a greengrocers and three supermarkets. It’s no surprise then that the … Continued
A year of celebration lies ahead for Slow Food Aylsham as it marks its 15th birthday, members were told at the annual general meeting. Chairman Patrick Prekopp said the group faced a packed programme of events, promotions and new ventures … Continued
Celebrations to mark this year’s 15th anniversary of Slow Food Aylsham and Cittaslow Aylsham, which is expected to attract international attention and bring in hundreds of visitors, will be supported by Aylsham Town Council who have agreed to host the event. … Continued
Top of the top 10 New Year resolutions are to lose weight and get fit, eat healthier, diet and save money. So no surprise that new celebrity diet plans are promoted at this time of year. However, among the celebrities … Continued
Slow Food Aylsham has teamed up with Cromer Foodbank to produce a new version of the Slow Food Recipe Book. A group of Slow Food members visited the Foodbank warehouse at the Methodist Church in Cromer to learn about the … Continued
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