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The Brecks Food Trail see food eat food meet the producer MENU Introduction Area map Chefs Food Trails Specialist Producers Diverse Drinks Farmers Markets Farm Shops Poultry and Eggs Great Hockham Farmers Market Since September 2010 Great Hockham has been running a monthly Farmers’ & Craft Market after taking part in the Bidwell’s/EDP Norfolk Food Festival by having its own very successful food festival on September 10th 2011. The markets are providing an outlet for our local producers and our village with a new shopping experience. Enjoy a BBQ bacon butty, shop for the week and then relax with a real coffee and one or Sarah’s mouth-watering cakes! A real community Farmers’ Market featuring a regular twenty stalls with the best produce/crafts from the Brecks area of Norfolk. Location: Great Hockham ‘Edinburgh Hall’, Great Hockham, Norfolk, IP241NT Frequency: second Saturday of the month from 10am – 12pm Contact: Eileen Brownlow 01953 498517 www.greathockham.org/ FarmersCraftsMarket.aspx Risby Indoor Farmers Market Risby is a small village just outside the thriving market town of Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk. A full list of confirmed stalls for each of the markets can be found on the website as they are approaching. The Risby Farmers Market features organic and free range meat and dairy produce, fruit and vegetables, home-made jams and chutneys, artisan breads, savory treats, handmade meals, cakes and desserts, local crafts and refreshments. Location: just off junction 41 on the A14 near Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP28 6RT Frequency: first Saturday of each month, at Risby Village Hall, 10am – 2pm. Contact: sarah@risbyfarmersmarket.co.uk or telephone 01284 811898 www.risbyfarmersmarket.co.uk Rougham Airfield Farmers Market Rougham Airfield Farmers Market has an excellent variety of quality, local produce to tempt you from meat products, homemade cakes and pies, jams and chutneys, olives and feta cheese, vegetables, beverages from organic coffee beans to ice cold cider, an assortment of cheeses, free range eggs, hot and spicy chilli sauces and much more. Talk to local farmers and people growing or making the food/products they are selling, how and where it was grown or made, where it is grown or made and also enjoy mouth watering food samples. Alongside the Farmers Market there are Craft Marquees with a great variety of local genuine crafts, refreshments and lunches are available, car parking on site. Also for the children The Petting Zoo to Bouncy Castle, Bubble of Fun, Childrens Fun Fair rides and Ice Cream. Location: Rougham Airfield, Rougham, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP30 Frequency: fortnightly every other Sunday 10am – 3pm (Mar - Oct) Contact: bookings@themarketplace.org.uk or telephone 07870 437264 Rickinghall Farmers Market Products available at most markets according to season: Beef, lamb, pork, chicken, fresh and smoked fish, locally made curries, bread and cakes, fruit tarts, chocolate and truffles, honey, chutneys and preserves, cheese, stone ground wholemeal flour from Pakenham Water Mill, fresh vegetables, apple juice, mushrooms, fresh eggs, freshly ground coffee also shrubs and plants. Location: Rickinghall Village Hall, signed from the main road through Rickinghall Frequency: second Saturday of every month, from 9am – 2.30pm Contact: Monty Cornel 01379 898525
The Brecks Food Trail see food eat food meet the producer MENU Introduction Area map Chefs Food Trails Specialist Producers Diverse Drinks Farmers Markets Farm Shops Poultry and Eggs Traditional Weekly Markets Brandon Thursday & Saturday Bury St Edmunds Wednesday & Saturday Mildenhall Friday Newmarket Tuesday & Saturday Swaffham Saturday Thetford Tuesday & Saturday Watton Wednesday Swaffham Farmers Market The Farmers Market was launched as part of the inaugural Brecks Food & Drink Festival in September 2012. The market is organised by City & Country Farmers Markets featuring a good range of artisan products from the Brecks, entertainment and cafe with cover for showery or very sunny days. Location: Swaffham Market Place, Swaffham, Norfolk, PE37 7AB Frequency: the first and third Sunday of the month 10am – 3pm Contact: Lesley Howard 01366 501246 www.weareccfm.com West Lexham Farmers Market Noticing how many food producers attending London markets come from the East Anglia region, Chris Elder is keen to encourage more local councils, places of interest, schools and colleges to think about opening farmers’ markets in this rich and diverse area for all kinds of local foods. Pick up a wide range of produce from sausages made with locally reared rare breed pork to spicy sauces and chutneys made from chillies grown in Norfolk. Location: West Lexham which is just off the A1065, 5 miles north of Swaffham Frequency: starting Sunday 29th April 2012 & thereafter last Sunday of the month 10am – 3pm Contact: norfolk@weareccfm.com or telephone Lesley Howard 01366 501246 Wayland Farmers Market The Market was established in July 2000 as a part of a Partnership initiative to promote local food and farming. Several of the original traders still attend. A team of volunteers manages the stalls and most of them have also been with the market from the start. Produce includes local beer, honey, Angus beef, apple juice, eggs, fish, preserves and flowers. Location: Watton High Street, Watton, Norfolk, IP25 6AH Frequency: first Saturday of the month, 8.30am – 12.30pm Contact: 01953 883915/881709 www.wayland.org.uk Wyken Farmers’ Market ‘The Wyken Farmers’ Market is about farmers, producers, bakers, makers, friends and family situated in the farm sheds next to the Medieval Barn where you can eat and shop. Location: Wyken Vineyards, Wyken Hall, Stanton, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk IP31 2DW. Wyken Vineyard & the Leaping Hare are 9 miles NE of Bury St Edmunds, just off the A143, follow the brown signs for Wyken Vineyard from the A143 at Ixworth & Stanton. Frequency: every Saturday 9am – 1pm Contact: 01359 250262 www.wykenvineyards.co.uk
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