Findgoodlocalfood.com will be exhibiting at this year’s Hallowtides in Newcastle on Saturday 29th October showcasing the best there is in local food in the council areas of Ards, Armagh, Craigavon, Down and Newry & Mourne.
The group will be located along the promenade in Newcastle from 2pm onwards in distinctive red and white marquees decorated appropriately for Halloween.
There will be a Halloween theme to all the stalls and produce and exhibitors will include Pheasant Hill Farm and Forthill Farm selling their very popular varieties of naturally reared rare meats and gourmet barbequed burgers.
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And there will be delicious home baking from Rosie’s Kitchens and Cupcake-ilicious with speciality oils from Harnett’s Oils. And if you are still peckish, there are comforting home-made soups and fresh breads from Olive Bizarre.
As you wander along the stalls you will come across other mouth-watering goodies such as spiced warm apple juice from Armagh Cider, winter chutneys and jams from Aunty May’s Preserves, and hot chilli sauces from Red Dog Sauces.
Findgoodlocalfood.com, part of the SEED (South East Economic Development)
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Forum set up by the five council areas and is an exciting new initiative to establish a regional food network and develop the potential of promoting food collectively as a tourism product.
The Forum has now over 100 members throughout the council areas of Ards, Down, Craigavon, Newry & Mourne and Armagh.
This initiative is part-funded under the Department of Agriculture & Rural Development’s Northern Ireland Regional Food Programme designed to promote the region’s local food.]]>
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