We’re celebrating British Food Fortnight
Here at Creamline, we’ve been
delivering local produce to Manchester communities for 75 years, so we’re big
fans of the annual British Food Fortnight, which begins tomorrow, Saturday 19 September.
Following the 2001 foot and mouth
crisis, Alexia Robinson (the festival’s founder) wanted to motivate the public
to buy British food though a fun national celebration to encourage people to
actively seek out British food when they were shopping. The festival was a
success from day one and 19 years later is still the leading national event
championing British food.
As is now customary for 2020
events, this year’s festival will be an online affair with organisers capturing
the spirit and fun of a food festival through cookery demonstrations, celebrity
chefs, talks from leading people in the food world, nutritional advice,
KidZone, food stalls, The Great British Food Fortnight Debate and more! Head to
the
Love British Food website to find out what’s happening.
If this talk of tasty British food
has got your mouth watering, remember you can choose quality local produce from
our Best of Local collection, which includes expertly prepared meat from Didsbury’s
Little Pigs butchers, freshly baked bread and sweet treats from Thatcher’s
bakery in Stockport and beautiful fish sourced exclusively for Creamline. Head
to our website to
shop the full range.
We’ve just reduced our Best of
Local order times, too, so you can now order normally by 9pm two days before
you chosen delivery date or by 9pm on a Friday for a Monday delivery.
