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Great Brighton Pizza Competition
Following the enormous success of last year’s Great Brighton Ice Cream competition, we’ve challenged primary school children across the city to get creative and design a new pizza.
Children and teachers have been sending in their drawings, and we’ve already received over 500 entries before we even went to press so it looks like we’re well underway in beating our massive 1,114 entries from 2011.
The submissions for the competition close on Friday 9 March, when our panel of pizza experts including Sue Addis from Donatello and Analiese Doctrove from local childen’s charity Rockinghorse, will whittle
the entries down to a final three pizzas that will then be added to the menu at Donatello to buy during the festival week. The best selling pizza will be crowned champion at 5pm on Friday 6 April on the Live Food Show stage in the Corn Exchange. You’ll be able to buy the winning pizza from Donatello throughout the summer with a donation made to Rockinghorse with each sale.
More info at
www.brightonfoodfestival.com •
www.donatello.co.uk Supported by
Sussex Food & Drink Awards Sussex Food Heroes Crowned Winners
This year’s Sussex Food & Drink Awards winners were announced at a stunning, sell out awards ceremony at the Amex Stadium in January, after a record-breaking 11,000 people voted for over 350 top food and drink businesses and individuals in the county.
Winners were announced in a BAFTA-style presentation, hosted by Danny Pike of BBC Sussex. The consistency of standards in Sussex was highlighted with second time wins for Shoreham for Best Sussex Farmers Market, sponsored by Harveys Brewery, and The Sussex Produce Company in Steyning for Best Sussex Food/Farm Shop, sponsored by the South Downs National Park Authority and Collabor8. Phil and Steve Hook of Longleys Farm in Hailsham were also second time winners in the Sussex Farmer of the Year category sponsored by Knill James Accountants.
The Foragers in Hove won the Best Sussex Eating Experience, sponsored by Mayo Wynne Baxter; and Bramptons Butchers in Brighton’s Kemp Town was awarded Sussex Butcher of the Year, sponsored by Natural Farms.
Sussex Food Producer of the Year, sponsored by the Southern Co- operative, was awarded to High Weald Dairy in Horsted Keynes; Wobblegate pure apple juice in Bolney came out on top in the Drink Producer of the Year, sponsored by the Sussex Food & Drink Network; and the much coveted title of Sussex Young Chef of the Year, sponsored by Natural PR, went to 24-year-old Paul Peach who works at the Horse Guards Inn in Tillington.
For more information on all the winners and the awards please visit
www.sussexfoodawards.biz
High Weald Dairy Bramptons Longleys Farm The winners
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Photo by SNAP
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