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FOOD & DRINK 015


CANTEEN SOCIAL COMES TO KENT


take over Tenterden’s Market Square for one evening only on Saturday 26th August from 7pm until late. Come along and savour the likes of Burger Bros, Stoned Pizza & One in the Oven, with more traders still to be announced. Add a


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his summer, Canteen Social brings Street Food to Kent for the final bank holiday blow out. The best hand-picked street food traders will


bar brimming with English wines, Kentish ciders, craft beers and more plus music from the best local talent, and you’ll have all you need for an evening shared


with friends in the heart of the county! • Follow @CanteenSocial_ on Instagram and Twitter, or search on Facebook for Canteen Social to keep up-to-date.


The hunt is on for the


BEST PUB ROAST in the South The Granville pub, Canterbury, was the Regional Champion for South England in the Best British Roast Dinner competition 2016 – narrowly missing out on the national title. But who will lift the title in 2017? Richard Borle, owner of The Granville, Canterbury, said:


“We’ve been much busier since we took part in British Roast Dinner Week. Now our roasts are bringing people in every Sunday, which is great for trade.


“Sunday covers have gone up about 45% since British Roast Dinner Week. Bookings and food sales have increased by about 30% and we’ve been making more from wet sales too, thanks to all the extra people dining with us.” Now in its sixth year, the Best British Roast Dinner competition is part of British Roast Dinner Week. The campaign – sponsored by Unilever Food Solutions – calls on pubs to serve a roast every day of the week, as people up and down the country visit their locals to celebrate the UK’s favourite pub meal. • All pubs have to do to enter the national competition is fill in a short entry form explaining what makes their roast special at www.britishroastdinnerweek.co.uk before 1st October 2017.


PACK UP A PICNIC! Carluccio’s picnics bring a touch of Italian glamour to any outdoor event, whether it’s a get-together in the park, an after-work do, a trip to an open-air concert or cinema, family festival, river trip…the list is endless. Choose from a traditional or vegetarian hamper, both filled with Carluccio’s famous antipasti, fresh olive focaccia, and a delicious salad of pearl barley, chargrilled aubergine, peppers and rocket. Both come with strawberry tarts and biscotti from the deli for an added treat. Picnics can be pre-ordered up to four hours in advance from your nearest restaurant/shop, priced at £45 for two people, or £10 for a children’s picnic. • Pop into Carluccio Canterbury in Fenwick, St George’s Street CT1 2TB, call 01227 769420 or visit www.carluccios.com


Diary date Brogdale Artisan Cider Festival, 26th-27th August, 10am-5pm Local Artisan Ciders, live music and entertainment all weekend! Bring the whole family to enjoy rural crafts for little festivalgoers, horticultural talks, rural demos and local craft and produce. Free shuttle bus from Faversham Station for all festivalgoers. Buy tickets online for an early bird discount at www. brogdalecollections.org • Brogdale Collections, Brogdale Farm, Faversham ME13 8XZ, call 01795 536250 or visit www. brogdalecollections.org


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