The Booja-Booja Company is an independent manufacturer of delicious, organic, dairy-free confectionery. All their products are made by a small, dedicated team on one site in Norfolk but they are sold in delicatessens, health food shops, farm shops, fine food halls and gift shops throughout the UK and Europe. Everything Booja-Booja makes is organic as well as being dairy and gluten free.
Join Pistachio Rose for an elegant tea banquet offering boutique baking from London's first Indian-inspired luxury bakery, as sold in Fortnum & Mason. On Saturday 17th November 2012 at 3pm you can indulge and delight in a High Chai at Maida Vale, London W9. Start your afternoon with a glass of complimentary bubbles whilst relaxing into the beautiful Garden Room filled with British Raj splendour.
Let's make 20 million Christmas trees more meaningful this year with Meaningful Chocolate Tree Decorations. Meaningful Chocolate Tree Decorations are now available and are an opportunity for parents, grandparents and Godparents to buy a gift that allows the sharing of the Christmas story while making the family Christmas tree a bit more Meaningful. Each box contains a new limited edition Christmas story booklet, a nativity character sticker set and five hand-wrapped blank chocolate discs.
Competition now closed. Congratulations to our winner, Abdul Rahman (Essex).
British chocolatiers led the way in the filled chocolate categories of the World Finals of the International Chocolate Awards earlier this month, with the likes of Paul a Young and Damian Allsop beating off stiff competition from top chocolatiers from around the world. The International Chocolate Awards World Final featured the best of the best from the fine chocolate industry. Over 600 products were entered into the country rounds held in Italy, the UK, the USA and Vancouver throughout the year.
Durham City Food Festival has been declared a great success, attracting over 20,000 visitors to Durham city centre and sparking the busiest weekend for city centre retailers so far this year. Organised by Durham Markets in partnership with Durham University, Durham City's second annual Food Festival took place on 27th-28th October 2012, bringing together regional, national and international food producers for a celebration of quality food and drink in a beautiful and historic environment.
