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# British Food and Travel

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- [Stunning Gardens You'll Want to Visit This Spring](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2026/03/31/stunning-gardens-youll-want-to-visit-this-spring/) - Spring flowers make these British gardens a must-see.
- [What You Need to Know About Celebrating Burns Night](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2025/01/16/what-you-need-to-know-about-celebrating-burns-night/) - This week, people will be raising a toast to Scotland's greatest poet. They will hold celebrations not just in Scotland but around the world. In preparation for Burns Night, we take a look at the celebration's namesake and explore exactly what a Burns Supper entails. What and When is Burns Night? Burns Night commemorates the
- [Rabbie's: Small Group Tours of Britain](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2025/10/31/rabbies-tours-small-group-tours-of-britain/) - While it can be fun to explore on your own, sometimes a tour can be a welcome change. But if the thought of being on a cramped coach with 50 other people and subject to a strictly timed schedule doesn't appeal, what are the options? Why not consider a small group tour with Rabbie's Tours?
- [Cock-a-Leekie Soup - A Scottish Tradition](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2025/11/11/cock-a-leekie-soup-a-scottish-tradition/) - The delicious Cock-a-Leekie soup is perfect for any time of year.
- [Top 10 Most Haunted Places to Visit in the UK](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2025/10/15/top-10-most-haunted-places-to-visit-in-the-uk/) - What lurks in the mist? Beware of things that go bump in the night at these 10 haunted places in the UK,
- [Escape to Essex's Secret Seaside: Your Ultimate 5-Day Getaway](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2025/09/24/escape-to-essexs-secret-seaside-your-ultimate-5-day-getaway/) - The Essex coastline surprisingly offers a combination of rural and coastal charm.
- [Literary Landscapes: How Charles Dickens was Inspired by Kent](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2024/03/19/literary-landscapes-how-charles-dickens-was-inspired-by-kent/) - Britain’s long, rich literary history is made all the richer by the country’s many magnificent landscapes. In this series, we’ll be taking a look at the countryside that has served as inspiration for some of our most beloved works. In this instalment, we head to Kent which provided rich inspiration for Charles Dickens. Is there
- [Want a Great Day Out? English Heritage Share Their Top Ten.](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2025/07/30/want-a-great-day-out-english-heritage-share-their-top-ten/) - Can't decide where to go for a great family day out? English Heritage shares their top ten sites.
- [Walking The Wales Coast Path](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/12/14/walking-wales-coast-path/) - For those who enjoy walking, there can be fewer places on earth with as many options as Great Britain. From gentle strolls through meadowland to bracing mountain climbs, there are many miles to be explored. But Wales went the extra step, as it were. In 2012, they opened the Wales Coast Path, the world's first
- [Beyond the Cotswolds: Hidden Routes for Epic Road Trips](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2025/07/04/beyond-the-cotswolds-hidden-routes-for-epic-road-trips/) - Hit the open road this summer with one of these epic road trips.
- [Scotland Highlights its Free Attractions](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2025/06/17/scotland-highlights-its-free-attractions/) - A day out doesn't have to cost a fortune! Visit Scotland is highlighting some of the country's many free attractions.
- [Travelling With Pets: How to Plan the Perfect Pet-Friendly Vacation](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2025/05/23/travelling-with-pets-how-to-plan-the-perfect-pet-friendly-vacation/) - Taking your dog on holiday can be a fun way to enjoy some quality time together. With its vast countryside, picturesque coastal towns, and dog-friendly culture, the UK offers plenty of opportunities for memorable adventures with your four-legged friend. With the right planning, both you and your pup can enjoy the perfect pet-friendly vacation.
- [10 Charming Wee Places in the UK You Need to Visit](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2025/05/12/10-charming-wee-places-in-the-uk-you-need-to-visit/) - They say the best things come in small packages so we're looking at ten of the smallest attractions in the UK.
- [Champing, Glamping, and Bothies: Know Your Accommodation Options](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2025/04/22/champing-glamping-and-bothies-know-your-accommodation-options/) - If you're looking for an alternative to a hotel or B&B, but the thought of sleeping in a tent is a little too uncomfortable, consider these other options.
- [What's the Most Popular National Park on Instagram?](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2025/04/14/whats-the-most-popular-national-park-on-instagram/) - We compare visitor numbers and Instagram numbers for Britain's national parks, and consider the benefits of a strong social media presence for parks.
- [Most Instagrammable Beaches in the UK for Stunning Photos](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2025/04/08/most-instagrammable-beaches-in-the-uk-for-stunning-photos/) - Everyone wants to share their photos to Instagram these days, but which British beaches and bays feature the most frequently?
- [More Good News for the British Countryside](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2025/04/02/new-national-forest-for-the-british-countryside/) - Wildlife and outdoor enthusiasts have been celebrating the recent announcement of a new National Forest. News of the planned Western Forest came in late March. The Western Forest will span more than 2,500 hectares and will see as many as 20 million new trees planted from the Cotswolds to the Mendips before 2050. It will
- [The Return of the Beaver](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2025/03/20/the-return-of-the-beaver/) - If you're lucky, you might spot a relative newcomer as you wander through the countryside. Even if you don't see one, you might at least see signs of their presence. The gnawed tree trunks. The beginnings of a dam. These are indicators that beavers may be re-establishing themselves nearby and it's a rewilding success story.
- [Make Plans to Visit These Notable Pubs in the UK](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2024/03/26/make-plans-to-visit-these-notable-pubs-in-the-uk/) - The pub, as we've mentioned before, is a longstanding British tradition. Historically, it was often the heart of the community. In many smaller villages and communities it still is. We take a look at some of the most extreme pubs you can visit in the UK. Highest If I had only known about this when
- [St. Patrick's Day - What Do You Know?](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2024/03/12/st-patricks-day-what-do-you-know/) - This weekend people from Belfast to Boston will be wearing green in celebration of all things Irish. St. Patrick's Day is celebrated as far afield as Australia and it's said that everyone claims to be a little bit Irish on March 17. But who was St. Patrick? Why do we celebrate him? And what are
- [Make a Classic for British Pie Week: Steak and Kidney](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2024/03/05/british-pie-week-steak-kidney-pie/) - British Pie Week 2024 is underway, meaning it's a celebration of all things encased in pastry for the next seven days. The British Pie Awards will be taking place this week and their website has all the info you could need about where to find the highest-rated pies. The intrepid pie lovers travel the UK
- [Will You Make Bara Brith for St. David's Day?](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2024/02/28/bara-brith-for-st-davids-day/) - The 1st of March is St. David's Day, commemorating the patron saint of Wales. Now while most people know that St, Patrick drove the snakes out of Ireland,and recognize St. George for killing a dragon, St. David remains less well-known. So who was he? The man we now celebrate as St. David lived from 500-589 AD.
- [Pancakes on Shrove Tuesday. Do You Know Why?](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2024/02/06/pancakes-on-shrove-tuesday/) - In some parts of the world, it is Mardi Gras or Fat Tuesday. But here in the UK, it's Shrove Tuesday or Pancake Day. So get out the frying pan and flip (or if you're feeling adventurous - toss) those pancakes. Shrove Tuesday is a different day each year, based on the church calendar and
- [Your Go-To Places in the UK This Year](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2024/01/30/your-go-to-places-in-the-uk-this-year/) - The British Isles are getting lots of love in the travel press at the moment, and rightly so. There is so much on offer, including stunning landscapes, magnificent coastline, millennia of history, and lots more. And did we mention whisky? Well read on because that's included too. National Geographic issued their Cool List for 2024,
- [Why an English Heritage Membership Could be Right for You.](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2024/01/19/why-an-english-heritage-membership-could-be-right-for-you/) - Whether your preference for history is a Roman fort or a Victorian country house, English Heritage has more than 400 sites around the country that promise a fascinating day out. This article explores the benefits of an English Heritage membership or, if you are travelling from abroad, an Overseas Visitors Pass. English Heritage Since 1983,
- [Announcing the New National Landscapes](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2024/01/16/announcing-the-new-national-landscapes/) - If you've noticed National Landscapes being mentioned and wonder what they are, you're not alone. It was easy to miss the press releases late last year in the panic of Christmas shopping and other general end-of-year chaos. But now the logos are popping up and it is time to bid farewell to our Areas of
- [Lonely Planet Best Destinations of 2024, Part Two](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2024/01/11/lonely-planet-best-destinations-of-2024-part-two/) - In our previous post, we highlighted Scotland's far northern regions as one of Lonely Planet's Best Destinations for 2024. Today, we take a look at another destination in the UK, one of the publication's top ten in the sustainability category. Let's go to Wales! Wales earned kudos from Lonely Planet for its commitment to public
- [Lonely Planet's Best Destinations of 2024, Part One](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2024/01/09/lonely-planets-best-destinations-of-2024-part-one/) - Usually when people travel to Scotland, their destinations are Edinburgh, Loch Lomond, Loch Ness, and perhaps St. Andrews for a round of golf. While those are all beautiful, and deserving of the love they receive, Lonely Planet is making sure that another part of the country gets some well-earned attention in 2024. This year, the
- [Gift Ideas for Christmas 2023](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2023/12/06/gift-ideas-for-christmas-2023/) - It's that wonderful time of the year when everything is festive and sparkly. That means it is also time to share a few of my favourite gift ideas that I have come across this year. All of the items come from British artists and vendors and might be the perfect addition to someone's Christmas stocking.
- [Have You Tried an Abernethy Biscuit?](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2023/11/30/have-you-tried-an-abernethy-biscuit/) - You can't have a cup of tea without a biscuit or two for dunking purposes. And we Brits have created a plethora of biscuits to enjoy with our cuppa. Custard creams, Hob Nobs, and digestives are among my favourites, but then there are also Garibaldis (squashed fly), bourbons (for my American readers - a chocolate
- [Getting Away in the UK with a Digital Detox](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2023/10/16/getting-away-in-the-uk-with-a-digital-detox/) - Here's a question for you. When did you last look at your cellphone? And when did you last check your email? In today's fast-paced world, the constant connection to technology can leave us feeling overwhelmed and stressed. Even during our downtime, most of us are constantly checking social media, watching cute videos online, or chatting
- [Enjoy the Outdoors at One of These October Festivals](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2023/09/27/enjoy-the-outdoors-at-one-of-these-october-festivals/) - As the darker evenings draw in and the temperatures become a little cooler, it can be all too easy to stay indoors. But there are dozens of festivals taking place around the country, celebrating all things culinary, literary, and more. So don't hibernate just yet. Instead, make plans for an October hurrah! World Conker Championships
- [10 Fabulous Destinations For Your British Summer Bucket List](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2023/07/04/10-fabulous-destinations-for-your-british-summer-bucket-list/) - The kids aren't out of school just yet but summer is here. You don't have to spend a fortune on holiday plans when the UK has so many great destinations right on your doorstep, many of which are ideal for a few days or a week. Read our ten suggested ideas for your British summer
- [Make the Most of Sweet British Cherries!](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2023/08/14/make-the-most-of-sweet-british-cherries/) - Have you enjoyed any fresh homegrown cherries yet this summer? If not, you are missing out. According to experts, this year's crop promises to be some of the tastiest, juiciest fruit that growers have seen in a while. British fruit growers say that the warm weather this year bodes well for an extra sweet crop
- [Catch These Summer Shopping Offers](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2023/08/09/catch-these-summer-shopping-offers/) - A number of special summer shopping offers have come into the British Food and travel mailbox lately, with offers and deals on outdoor clothing, holiday lodging, and other items. Read on to see some of these affiliate offers. Note: The following post contains a number of links to sponsored advertisers. Clicking on these links or
- [Exploring the UK on a Luxury Ocean Cruise](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2023/06/30/exploring-the-uk-on-a-luxury-ocean-cruise/) - Since fully reopening in 2022, the cruise industry has seen a significant uptick in bookings worldwide.Statistics from Future Market Insights show that the global market was worth £4.18 billion ($5.3 billion) in 2022 and is expected to grow to £13.74 billion ($17.4 billion) by 2032. Given that cruises combine all aspects of travel– transportation, food, and accommodation—
- [What Could Be Better Than Whisky and Scotland's Waterways?](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2023/05/18/what-could-be-better-than-whisky-and-scotlands-waterways/) - It's no surprise that in Gaelic, the word "whisky" loosely translates to "water of life". This beloved spirit is an integral part of their cultural heritage. And while there is disagreement on whether whisky was invented in Ireland or Scotland, everyone agrees that the two countries offer their own unique, yet equally satisfying, styles of
- [Discover the Wexford-Pembrokeshire Pilgrim Way](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2023/04/29/discover-the-wexford-pembrokeshire-pilgrim-way/) - Walking can be a quick two minute dash to the bus stop, a 15 minute stroll around the road with your dog, or an afternoon along the clifftops. It can serve the purely practical purpose of getting us where we need to be. Or it can be much more. It can have both physical and
- [Uncover Centuries of History at Reculver and Wantsum](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/01/15/reculver/) - If you happen to find yourself visiting Kent and driving down the Thanet Way, you might glance across to the sea and wonder about that old tower you see. The one that looks like the remains of something once much larger. What you are seeing is the Reculver Towers. They have been part of the Kent
- [Reasons to Visit the Isle of Wight in 2023](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2023/02/10/reasons-to-visit-the-isle-of-wight-in-2023/) - We've written before about the Isle of Wight and why it's such a popular holiday destination. It seems the gang at Wanderlust magazine agree. Our last post looked at some of the media love for British destinations this year. So now, let's take another look at the Isle of Wight and why it's still such
- [Award-Winning Destinations You'll Want to Visit in 2023](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2023/01/16/award-winning-destinations-youll-want-to-visit-in-2023/) - In our first post of the year, we share some of the kudos and recognition that UK destinations have recently received. National Geographic Awards National Geographic UK announced the winners of their Reader Awards recently and it's clear that the British public love exploring the variety of destinations on their doorsteps. Winner of the Best
- [Is British Food Helping Brits Eat Healthier?](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2022/12/23/is-british-food-helping-brits-eat-healthier/) - ‘You are what you eat’ is more than an old adage. Diets have huge implications on one’s health and body functions. In light of this, the NHS UK has outlined recommendations for a healthy and balanced diet. These guidelines are visually represented as the Eatwell guide, showing how much of what you eat should come from
- [British Buys: Our Christmas Picks](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2022/12/01/british-buys-our-christmas-picks/) - It's that time of the year again. Once more, despite my promises to get everything sorted early, we are nearing mid-November and I haven't bought a single thing yet. Anyway, read on for some of the best things we've spotted lately. They might make a great gift for someone... or yourself. David Bailey Arts I
- [On the Trail of Ghosts in Spooky Britain](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2022/10/26/on-the-trail-of-ghosts-in-spooky-britain/) - Halloween is drawing closer and, to tell the truth, it is always time for a few good ghost stories. So today we're looking at a few of the many reportedly haunted places in spooky Britain. Britain's Most Haunted Castle? The first thing people notice about the castle reputed to be Britain's most haunted is the
- [Ideas for a Great Day Out This Autumn](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2022/10/14/ideas-for-a-great-day-out-this-autumn/) - Our last post offered some reasons to visit Monmouthshire this autumn, but it's not possible for everyone to drop everything and go to Wales. Still, there are plenty of ways to enjoy the crisp temps and golden leaves wherever you are in the country. Here are a few ideas for enjoying a great autumn day
- [Discover the Autumnal Beauty of Monmouthshire!](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2022/10/05/discover-the-autumnal-beauty-of-monmouthshire/) - Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, Close bosom-friend of the maturing sun;Conspiring with him how to load and bless With fruit the vines that round the thatch-eves run; Since the September equinox, the opening words of Keats' "Ode to Autumn" have been floating through my head. This is a time to get out and enjoy the crisp,
- [A Taste of Kent: Lenten Pudding](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2022/09/28/a-taste-of-kent-lenten-pudding/) - In honor of British Food Fortnight, and realising that it's been a while since I've tried a new traditional recipe, here's something a little different - a Kentish Lenten pudding. This dish has a number of different names. You might know it as Folkestone Pudding Pie, Kentish Pudding Pie, Kent Lent Pie... you get the
- [](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2022/09/12/3334/) - As you will all know by now, Buckingham Palace confirmed that Her Majesty the Queen, Elizabeth II, passed away at Balmoral Castle on Thursday 8 September 2022. Following this announcement there is now a national period of mourning in the United Kingdom, lasting until midnight on the day of the State Funeral.
- [Say Cheers to Beer Day Britain](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2022/06/13/beer-day-britain-2018/) - Blessings of your heart, you brew good ale. - William Shakespeare, Two Gentlemen of Verona Beer Day Britain Beer Day Britain launched in 2015 as a celebration of... you've guessed it... British beer. It is an annual event held on June 15th. Since this often coincides with Father's Day, the event is often stretched out
- [Liven Up Your Living Space: Our Latest British Buys](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2022/06/13/liven-up-your-living-space-our-latest-british-buys/) - Things have been a bit quiet on the site lately because I've been busy catching up on some home decorating. That's taken me down a lot of shopping rabbit holes and so read on for some wonderfully creative British buys that are sure to liven up your living space. These aren't paid promotions or ads,
- [Grab a Buttie. It's Sandwich Time!](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2022/05/17/british-sandwich-week-2017/) - It's time to celebrate one of the great British culinary inventions - the sandwich. This year's British Sandwich Week runs from 22nd to 28th May. Who knew that several hundred years ago, a quick decision to put some meat between two pieces of bread would forever change lunchtime, teatime, and... picnics. After all, where would
- [Make a Splash as You Explore Britain's Coastal Waters!](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2022/04/27/make-a-splash-as-you-explore-britains-coastal-waters/) - Whether you grew up by the coast, or if you look forward to that once or twice a year visit, there are so many different ways to enjoy the waves. From boating and swimming to surfing and other watersports, there is something for everyone. This week, we take a look at just a few of
- [The Perfect Cuppa - National Tea Day](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2022/04/19/the-perfect-cuppa-national-tea-day/) - No matter where you go in the world, a Brit can be sure of one thing. People will assume that you drink tea. It's one of the ultimate stereotypes of Britishness - afternoon tea. And the ultimate chance to celebrate that love for the hot beverage is on April 21, otherwise known as National Tea
- [Welsh Laverbread: The Delicacy You Need to Try](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2022/04/13/welsh-laverbread-the-delicacy-you-need-to-try/) - The Welsh know it as bara lawr. Some call it Welshman's caviar. Laverbread is a seaweed delicacy with European PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) status, and National Laverbread Day on April 14th is a chance to celebrate this nutritious and delicious food. What is Welsh Laverbread? Laverbread is made from a specific type of seaweed--laver
- [The Roman Mosaics of West Sussex](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/01/11/the-roman-mosaics-of-west-sussex/) - When you're exploring the South Downs, in addition to enjoying the gently rolling landscapes, be sure to make time to explore the area's history. This part of West Sussex is home to some of the finest surviving examples of Roman mosaics in Britain today. The Romans first landed on British shores in 55 BC, led
- [County Spotlight: Rutland](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2022/03/24/county-spotlight-rutland/) - If you're planning your next getaway in England, here's one place I bet you haven't considered: Rutland. This tiny landlocked county tends to get overlooked but, if you read this week's county spotlight, you'll see that it has a lot to offer. Rutland The ceremonial county of Rutland was established in 1997. Its neighbouring counties
- [The Mountains are Calling!](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2022/03/16/the-mountains-are-calling/) - The United Kingdom has a surprising number of mountains, some of which you probably are not too familiar with (unless you are something of a climber). Sure, Snowdon, Ben Nevis, and Scafell Pike are all well-known. But what about Glyder Fach or Sawel? Land Rover recently put out their "Epic Mountains in the UK" guide
- [Enjoy a British Tipple This Spring](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2022/03/07/enjoy-a-british-tipple-this-spring/) - Whatever your drink of preference, there are lots of British options to choose from. In this post, we look at a few of the distilleries, wineries, and breweries around the country. Perhaps you'll find a new favourite tipple. Isle of Scilly Spirits Gin has seen a huge resurgence in popularity over the last decade and
- [Real Bread Week](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2022/02/16/real-bread-week-2018/) - Looking back through British food history, you will find one constant. Whether used as bowl for pottage, torn off in chunks and eaten with cheese, or used as the basis for a sandwich, bread has had an undeniable place in our diets. Real Bread Week is an annual celebration, which means only one thing. It's
- [Join Us in Celebrating 1900 Years of Hadrian's Wall](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2022/01/20/join-us-in-celebrating-1900-years-of-hadrians-wall/) - Stretching across northern England between Wallsend near Newcastle to Bowness-on-Solway in Cumbria, Hadrian's Wall is a national landmark and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built during Roman times, it is now a popular walking route. And in 2022, Hadrian's Wall is celebrating its 1900th birthday. January 24th will kick of the celebrations, which will continue
- [Get Out and Explore Scotland's UNESCO Trail](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2022/02/11/get-out-and-explore-scotlands-unesco-trail/) - Scotland is the proud home of 13 UNESCO sites, including creative cities, geoparks, biospheres, and world heritage sites. To celebrate each location, and to make the public more aware of them, VisitScotland recently launched the UNESCO Trail. On their website they have several suggested itineraries to visit the sites during your trip, complete with travel
- [Stargazing: Enjoying Britain's Dark Skies](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/01/29/stargazing-enjoying-britains-dark-skies/) - As the blaze of streetlights and neon signs grows ever more intense, gazing up at the nighttime sky does not always reveal the same wonders that it did for our ancestors. That's not to say that the awe-inspiring beauty of the Milky Way and the constellations is lost. Instead, we have to get away from
- [Make Your Own Worcestershire Sauce](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2022/01/13/make-your-own-worcestershire-sauce/) - Worcestershire sauce. Darkly hued. Tangy. Frequently mispronounced by non-Brits. A great addition to soups, stews, scrambled eggs, roast beef... you name it, a dash of the W can add a splash of rich, spicy flavor. So why not make your own? Based on an old Greco-Roman fish sauce, the most famous brand of Worcestershire sauce
- [2022 is Scotland's Year of Stories](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2022/01/06/2022-is-scotlands-year-of-stories/) - After a couple of dismal years for the tourist industry, Scotland is hoping to bounce back from the pandemic by spotlighting its many artists, writers, and storytellers. That's right: 2022 is Scotland's Year of Stories. It's time to celebrate the stories written in or inspired by this beautiful country. You've all heard of Robert Burns
- [Trifle: A Traditional Favourite for Christmas or Any Time](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/12/17/trifle-a-traditional-favourite-for-christmas-or-any-time/) - It may have gone out of fashion in some households, but a good trifle is a tasty delight that makes any day feel extra festive. It can be made quickly enough to serve for a special dessert during the week. Or you can really go all out and create something that will impress all of
- [Check Out Our British Finds This Christmas!](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/11/24/check-out-our-british-finds-this-christmas/) - After more than a year of pandemic, shutdowns and shipping delays, there's not better time to buy from artists and small businesses in the UK. Read on for some of our favourite Christmas finds. Buy them for friends, family,... or yourself. Art from the Cotswolds Inspired by the wildlife of the Cotswolds, Louise Goves Illustrations
- [National Park Spotlight: Snowdonia](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/10/18/national-park-spotlight-snowdonia/) - On October 18th, 1951, Snowdonia was named as a National Park of Great Britain. To celebrate its 70th birthday, we look at some of the highlights of this majestic Welsh park. We uncover a few of those special places, and share tips on when to visit, where to stay, etc. Snowdonia is one of three
- [South Downs National Park Expands](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/08/16/south-downs-national-park-expands/) - The South Downs National Park recently announced that it was growing with a key landmark of the south coast joining its landscape. The iconic Seven Sisters Country Park is no longer under county council control. Instead, the 280-hectare site has been transferred to SDNPA control. In return, the NPA has promised to invest almost £2m
- [British Buys for July](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/07/20/british-buys-for-july/) - Supporting British businesses and artisans is something we encourage. With that in mind, here are five of our favourite British buys for July. Growbar Get the perfect window box or give your garden a head start with a growbar or two. These wonderful bars consist of a selection of seeds in a bar of growing
- [Eton Mess - the Perfect Dessert for the Great British Summer](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/05/24/eton-mess/) - It may not feel like it with the oddly unseasonable weather we've had this May, but summer is coming. And you can't have British summer without strawberries and cream. Now if you're like me, strawberries and cream is a little boring without some added crunch, and that's where Eton Mess comes in. The combination of
- [British Buys for the Garden](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/05/12/british-buys-for-the-garden/) - We Brits love our gardens. They are our private oasis from the chaos of the outside world. We may not all have acres of land to style, but even a postage-stamp sized plot can become something quite beautiful. This May, the weather has been unpredictable and that's saying something for a nation used to changeable
- [National Park Spotlight: The Lake District](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/05/07/national-park-spotlight-lake-district/) - Seventy years ago, on 9th May, 1951, the Lake District was named an official National Park of Great Britain. It was the second area of the country to be designated a National Park, the Peak District being the first. We take a look at some of the highlights of this beautiful part of Cumbria. The
- [Photography and Gin: More British Buys](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/10/22/photography-and-gin-more-british-buys/) - Two of this week's British buys are for those with a love of the British countryside, while the third is a British tipple from a company that may not be on your radar. As always, we encourage you to support British artists and businesses. And what better way to do so than by doing a
- [Eco-Friendly British Buys for Earth Day](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/04/22/eco-friendly-british-buys-for-earth-day/) - Earth Day is here again, but by now we all know the importance of protecting our planet every day, not just in April. So we are sharing some of our favourite eco-friendly British buys as well as some recommended reads on how you can do your bit to make the world a little bit greener.
- [Latest British Buys We Love](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/10/15/latest-british-buys-we-love/) - In this second part of our new regular series, we highlight another three Great British buys. With ongoing pandemic closures, it is more important than ever to help support British businesses, craftspeople, artisans, and so on. Today's suggested buys are ideal as gifts for others or for treating yourself with something decadent. And let's face
- [Culloden](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/04/21/culloden/) - This month, April 16th to be precise, marks the 275th anniversary of the Battle of Culloden. Also known as the Battle of Drummossie, it was the final battle of the "Forty-five Rebellion". Bonnie Prince Charlie led an army of Jacobites against British forces led by the Duke of Cumberland at Culloden, a few miles east
- [National Park Spotlight: The Peak District](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/04/15/national-park-spotlight-peak-district/) - This month marks the 70th anniversary of the Peak District, the first of the National Parks of Great Britain. We're showcasing some of the highlights, uncovering a few of those special places, and sharing tips on when to visit, where to stay, etc. So let's take a look at the Peak District. The Peak District
- [Let's Have a Slice of Lardy Cake!](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/04/13/lets-have-a-slice-of-lardy-cake/) - In this post, we enjoy a slice of a traditional British favourite, albeit one that might make modern health food fanatics faint. Give a cheer for lardy cake! Lardy cake is an enriched yeasted cake, made by taking bread dough and layering it with lard, spices, and dried fruit. Its origins are somewhat vague. An
- [British Buys for March](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/03/20/british-buys-for-march/) - Spring is in the air and hopefully we'll soon be enjoying sunny days and the great outdoors. Since the beach and spring have been on my mind, here are a few British buys for this month that conjure up the best of the British coast. Jam First Store Calling all cream tea lovers! #JamFirst started
- [British Buys You're Sure to Love](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/10/08/british-buys-youre-sure-to-love/) - 2020 has been a year most of us would probably rather be over and done with as soon as possible. But as the continued uncertainty of the pandemic looms over us, do I also dare remind you that Christmas isn't far away! It is more important than ever to help support British businesses, craftspeople, artisans,
- [Woolly Winter Warmers: Our Best British Buys for January](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/01/05/woolly-winter-warmers-our-best-british-buys-for-january/) - January, we've only just begun, and already the UK has been plunged into lockdown. However, we remain eternally hopeful that this will allow us to enjoy the spring and summer in all their glory. It does mean, of course, that supporting small British businesses, artists, and craftspeople is as or more important than ever. Each
- [British Valentine Buys We Love!](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/02/01/british-valentine-buys-we-love/) - With Valentine's Day just around the corner, we are sharing some delightfully romantic British buys to share with your sweetheart. Or to buy for yourself! Read on for our Valentine buys which are all--purely coincidentally--inspired by the south coast. Jewellery Skip the overpriced high street bling and buy an original handmade piece from a British
- [County Spotlight: Cornwall](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/03/04/county-spotlight-cornwall/) - The 5th of March is Cornwall Day and so what better way to celebrate than to share some of the treasures of this beautiful UK county with you. Cornwall Day The person behind Cornwall Day being celebrated on March 5th is St. Piran, the county's patron saint. Believed to have been born in Ireland, and
- [County Spotlight: Shropshire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/02/22/county-spotlight-shropshire/) - The small landlocked county of Shropshire borders Wales to its west, Cheshire to the north, Staffordshire, Worcestershire, and Herefordshire. It is largely rural with a small population but a rich history. February 23rd is the feast day of St. Milburga. Assuming you're all well-versed on your saints, you may also know that this means it
- [Ever Heard of Fidget Pie?](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/03/01/ever-heard-of-fidget-pie/) - Fidget pie... following in the tradition of so many British dishes with creative names that make you wonder how they came about. Yet this traditional Shropshire favourite was, until recently, not really a favourite at all. Few had heard of it. Luckily for us, it's surging in popularity again so read on to learn about
- [Welsh Cakes - Get The Griddle Out!](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/01/23/welsh-cakes-get-griddle/) - What is a Welsh cake? It's cooked on a griddle so it must be like a pancake, right? Except that it's made from rolled out dough, so does that make it a cookie or a cake? The correct answer is: none of the above. Welsh cakes are a delicious treat that doesn't fit into any
- [Show Yorkshire Some Love. Walkshire!](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/02/11/show-yorkshire-some-love-walkshire/) - The lockdowns of the last year have left many of us pent up at home and not getting enough exercise. Regular readers will know that I am a huge fan of walking, enjoying both its physical and its mental health benefits. I've also enjoyed many wonderful walks in Yorkshire, which is why I am pleased
- [See UK Attractions Nominated for 2020 Tiqets Remarkable Venue Awards](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/02/05/see-uk-attractions-nominated-for-2020-tiqets-remarkable-venue-awards/) - Several UK attractions were nominated in the recently-announced Tiqets Remarkable Venue Awards. Tiqets is an online ticketing platform which makes it easy to find and book tickets to attractions around the world. The British nominees are: St. Paul's Cathedral London favourite St. Paul's Cathedral was nominated in the Best Landmark category. The cathedral is currently
- [Spotted Dick: What It Is And How To Make It](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/01/22/spotted-dick-what-it-is-and-how-to-make-it/) - One of the most famous of the traditional British puds, a bowl of spotted dick with custard is proper comfort food. A tasty combination of suet dough, currants or other dried fruit, and lemon juice, it's not too sweet but just right. It's also easy to make. The Name Let's get it out of the
- [Scotland's Year of Coasts and Waters Extended to 2021](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/01/11/scotlands-year-of-coasts-and-waters-2020/) - If your plans to explore Scotland in 2020 were scuppered, here's hoping to better luck in 2021. After the success of recent themed travel promotions, VisitScotland declared 2020 the Year of Coasts and Waters and that has now been extended to the end of 2021: In 2020, Scotland celebrates its Coasts and Waters with a
- [Wales Year of Outdoors Extended to 2021](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2021/01/04/wales-year-of-outdoors/) - The last few years have seen Wales highlighting a number of its outstanding reasons to visit; 2017 was the Year of Legends; 2018 was the Year of the Sea; and 2019 was the Year of Discovery. With the upheaval to the tourism industry that 2020's coronavirus pandemic introduced, the Year of Outdoors in Wales has
- [Why Oxford Makes a Great Base for Your Covid-Safe Staycation](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/12/14/why-oxford-makes-a-great-base-for-your-covid-safe-staycation/) - Sponsored post: In collaboration with Hotels.com, but all views are my own. Travel plans have been in flux for much of this year as safety regulations related to COVID-19 change almost weekly. Even as vaccination programmes roll out, it will take some time before things settle down to some semblance of "normal" (whatever that may
- [Seasonal Specialities: The Mince Pie](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/12/14/seasonal-specialities-mince-pie/) - In just a few weeks, children around the country will no doubt be following the age-old tradition of putting out a treat for Father Christmas before they go to bed. And many of them will probably be leaving a glass of sherry and a mince pie. The mince pie is a holiday favourite steeped in
- [Reviving Christmas in the Victorian Era](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/12/11/victorian-christmas/) - By 1840, Christmas celebrations in Britain were noticeably different to the lengthy festivities that had once defined the season. In fact, few celebrated it at all other than attending church services. But that was about to change, thanks in large part to Charles Dickens and the Royal Household. Their influences would revive Christmas celebrations and
- [How to Have a Tudor Christmas!](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/12/06/how-to-have-a-tudor-christmas/) - Many of our modern Christmas traditions would have been unheard of during the reigns of Henry VIII and his Tudor brethren. Don't expect to see a Christmas tree, for one thing. The religious nature of the holiday took precedence on December 25th, but there was a sprawling 12 days of celebrations so plenty of time
- [How To Plan Your Perfect Walking Holiday](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/11/18/how-to-plan-your-perfect-walking-holiday/) - This post contains some affiliate links. Buying through these links will earn the site a few pennies of commission for upkeep. There is no additional cost to you. There are few things I enjoy better than a good walk. So the idea of walking holiday is absolute bliss. In addition to being great exercise, it's
- [Shop English Heritage This Christmas](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/11/07/shop-english-heritage-this-christmas/) - The UK has now entered a second lockdown period and just in time for Christmas shopping! What to do? For the last few weeks, we've been sharing some of our favourite British buys - food, beverages, household items, books, and more - so that you can help to support struggling businesses during the pandemic. This
- [Do You Want to Escape the Everyday?](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/10/29/do-you-want-to-escape-the-everyday/) - A new travel campaign this winter aims to help support the British tourism industry while respecting local COVID-19 restrictions. Tourism typically falls into something of a lull in winter. And let's face it, the travel industry has been hardhit this year. So VisitBritain is encouraging us all to Escape the Everyday. The nationwide campaign is
- [Doors Open Days 2020](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/09/03/doors-open-days-2020/) - Doors Open Days is an annual festival celebrating the rich architecture of Scotland. This year the organizers of the festival, like many others, have found themselves struggling with the pandemic and how to still hold a festival while maintaining health and safety precautions. The solution: Doors Open Days 2020 is a fully digital festival, allowing
- [Britain's Historic Pubs: Part 2](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/07/01/britains-historic-pubs-part-2/) - The pub is the heart of many a community around the British Isles, serving as a social centre for locals. So the news that many can reopen within the next few weeks after the coronavirus pandemic is welcome news indeed. In this post, we continue from Part 1, looking at 9 more of Britain's historic
- [Britain's Historic Pubs: Part 1](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/06/26/britains-historic-pubs-part-1/) - As the UK begins the process of reopening after the coronavirus lockdown, many people have been eagerly awaiting to hear when they can once again enjoy a pint at their local pub. And with good reason. Inns. Taverns. Gastropubs. Micropubs. The local. The British pub is much more than a place to drink. Visitors from
- [Heritage Open Days - With COVID-Friendly Options.](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/08/06/heritage-open-days-with-covid-friendly-options/) - Since it was established in 1994, Heritage Open Days has become England's largest festival of history and culture. As the country's contribution to European Heritage Days, it joins 49 other countries in providing free access to a number of landmarks, including many which are usually closed to the public. With this year's coronavirus pandemic, you
- [Know Before You Go!](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/07/08/know-before-you-go/) - Last week we looked at the Good To Go programme that has been introduced by VisitBritain to help restaurants and businesses indicate that they can open safely post-lockdown. They have also introduced some guidelines to help you, the traveller, prepare for a fun day out that keeps you safe. In short, Know Before You Go!
- [A Taste of Kent - Gypsy Tart](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/07/02/a-taste-of-kent-gypsy-tart/) - If you grew up on the North Downs, in Thanet, or elsewhere in the Garden of England, you have no doubt eaten gypsy tart at least once. For a long time, it seemed to be a school dinner staple. But elsewhere around the United Kingdom, it seems people are not so familiar with it. The
- [Are You Good To Go?](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/07/02/are-you-good-to-go/) - As businesses look to reopening after the coronavirus lockdown, you may be wondering about safety, both for you the customer and for the employees. Luckily the Tourist Organisations of Great Britain and Northern Ireland have come up with an easy way to help you feel reassured. Look for their new UK-wide "ring of confidence". In
- [Butterfly Cakes](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/06/23/butterfly-cakes/) - Anyone who grew up in the UK in the 1970s or 80s no doubt remembers butterfly cakes. They always seemed so fancy and eating them was a careful procedure involving removing each wing and eating them separately. So we suggest revisiting your childhood by making a batch of these British delights. They're quick to make
- [British Tomato Fortnight](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/06/03/british-tomato-week-2018/) - It is time to celebrate what to me is one of the ultimate signs of summer - the fresh homegrown tomato. It is British Tomato Fortnight, because these wonderful gems deserve more than a week of attention! Let's kick things off with a few tomato facts. Did you know... ... Tomatoes originated in the South
- [English Tourism Week, 2020](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/05/26/english-tourism-week-2020/) - Given the ongoing global health situation, it may seem a little strange to be discussing tourism, and this year's English Tourism Week celebrations are happening virtually instead of in-person. However, English tourism will need our support in the coming months. Some resorts and businesses are reopening as I type, while others will be closed for
- [Samuel Pepys and the Stone Feasts](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/03/30/samuel-pepys-stone-feasts/) - This is one of those historical English oddities that is just begging to be shared. Life is filled with random celebrations, but for Samuel Pepys, one annual meal was held for a reason that most of us might find a little... unusual. Samuel Pepys is known for the private diaries that he kept during the
- [Lockdown Reading](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/04/29/lockdown-reading/) - At the risk of stating the obvious, it's been a strange few months. Businesses are closed (hopefully only temporary for most). Travel is definitely off the cards, and I've spent every day wishing I was tromping across the Yorkshire Moors again. Even getting creative in the kitchen has lost its allure. So it's no surprise
- [Orange Marmalade: A British Breakfast Tradition](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/02/18/orange-marmalade-a-british-breakfast-tradition/) - We expect certain things on a traditional British breakfast table. A pot of tea. Fresh toast. And a jar of marmalade. It remains the favourite of Paddington Bear. Whether you prefer thick cut or thin cut, the tangy preserve has been around for centuries. But is it in danger of losing its place of honour
- [Appledore, Kent - A Walk in the Country](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/07/24/appledore-kent-a-walk-in-the-country/) - The village of Appledore lies on the edge of Kent's Romney Marsh, not far from the East Sussex border. It may be small, (population approximately 750), but it is one of those delightful English villages surrounded by idyllic countryside. If you're in the area, consider stopping here. Visit the local teashop or stretch your legs
- [Simnel Cake: For Mums or Easter?](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/03/19/simnel-cake-for-mums-or-easter/) - Simnel cake - a fruitcake with distinctive marzipan decoration. Most places I see it mentioned talk of it as an Easter cake, but I was sure I remembered learning about it for Mother's Day in school. So which is it? Let's find out. What is Simnel Cake? As mentioned above, simnel cake is a fruitcake
- [The Rise of British BBQ](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/03/15/the-rise-of-british-bbq/) - British BBQ has come a long way. In this post, we look back at some not so fond memories of barely-cooked sausages, and give a sigh of relief at the improvements--hickory-smoked ribs anyone? We also chat to a couple of the country's BBQ experts to learn what skills you need to get busy with the
- [Get Close to British Wildlife This Spring](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/02/16/get-close-to-british-wildlife-this-spring/) - After Ciara and Dennis both hitting the UK in the past few weeks, it may be hard to imagine that spring is just around the corner. But the days are starting to get longer, and buds are beginning to appear. With spring comes the itch to get outdoors and back to nature. And we're not
- [10 Scenic Drives in the UK](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/02/04/10-scenic-drives-in-the-uk/) - Britain packs a lot of vastly different scenery within its relatively small borders, from coastal shores to mountain peaks, thick forests to open pasture land. In this post, we give you ten options for scenic drives that explore various corners of the country. Some are ideal for an afternoon, while others benefit from being split
- [10 Traditional Kent Foods](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2020/01/29/10-traditional-kent-foods/) - In this new occasional series, we'll explore the rich variety of regional foods that you can find around the UK. For centuries Kent has been known as the Garden of England, and with good reason. The county, located at the southeastern tip of the British Isles, has lush fertile grazing lands, acres of orchards, and
- [Christmas in the Georgian Era](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/12/10/christmas-in-the-georgian-era/) - The Victorian era is perhaps the first period in history that comes to mind for most when thinking of a traditional Christmas. However, people had celebrated for centuries before in a variety of ways. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert may have helped to revive seasonal celebrations in the 19th century, but what was Christmas like
- [Christmas Markets in the UK](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/12/02/christmas-markets-in-the-uk/) - It's that time of year again - bells, glitter, carols, mince pies.... Yes, Christmas is coming, and wherever you happen to be in the UK, there are plenty of festive events nearby. Below are ten of the many Christmas markets happening around the UK this month. Birmingham Frankfurt Christmas Market If you can't make it
- [Wales' Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/11/18/wales-areas-of-outstanding-natural-beauty/) - An earlier post looked at 10 of England's 33 designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Technically, England has 34 but it shares one of those with Wales. In this post we will look Wales' five AONBs which span some of the country's most scenic coastline and countryside. 1. Wye Valley / Dyffryn Gwy The Wye
- [Ross-on-Wye: A Short Break in Herefordshire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/10/17/ross-on-wye-a-short-break-in-herefordshire/) - Located at the northern end of the Forest of Dean, not far from the Welsh border, the market town of Ross-on-Wye is the ideal stop for a few nights while exploring the surrounding area. I spent a few days there earlier this summer and found it an excellent base for several day walks as well
- [The Churches of Romney Marsh](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/10/08/the-churches-of-romney-marsh/) - The beautiful Romney Marsh in Kent has much to offer visitors seeking a peaceful getaway--wonderful coastline, pastoral country landscapes, picturesque villages. It also has some fascinating historic churches that tell a story of the marsh's isolated past. In this post, we explore some of the intriguing churches of Romney Marsh. St. Thomas a Becket, Fairfield
- [Sir Walter Raleigh's Cordials](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/10/02/sir-walter-raleighs-cordials/) - Ask most people about Sir Walter Raleigh and they will know him as a soldier, explorer of the New World, and possible lover of Queen Elizabeth I. He introduced tobacco to England, and some say he also introduced the potato to Ireland, although historians dispute the likelihood of this based on where his travels took
- [County Spotlight: Lincolnshire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/09/24/county-spotlight-lincolnshire/) - October 1 marks Lincolnshire Day and so what better way to celebrate than with a spotlight on the county. In this post, we'll offer a few suggestions for where to go and what to eat in what many know as Bomber County, a nickname linked to Lincolnshire's strong RAF roots. Lincolnshire Day Lincolnshire Day has
- [Commemorating Mayflower 400 in 2020.](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/09/23/commemorating-mayflower-400-in-2020/) - In 1620, 102 passengers and a crew of approximately 30 departed from Plymouth to seek a new life in the Americas. After several months at sea, the Puritans landed in what is now Massachusetts. Half of them perished during the first harsh winter. The remainder established a colony that grew as more pilgrims made the
- [Literary Landscapes: Arthur Ransome's Lakes](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/06/05/literary-landscapes-arthur-ransomes-lakes/) - Much of Britain's rich literary history uses the country's magnificent landscapes as a backdrop. In this ongoing series, we look at the countryside that has served as inspiration for some of our most beloved works. An earlier installment explored the Lake District from the viewpoint of William and Dorothy Wordsworth. In this installment, we see
- [London's Green Spaces: Richmond Park](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/09/16/londons-green-spaces-richmond-park/) - If you’re new to London, or just visiting, you might think chances to see a bit of nature are limited to the big parks (full of tourists) or to the weekend, when you can escape to the countryside. Yet England’s capital is actually bursting with relaxing gardens, tranquil woodland walks and wetlands… if you know
- [Black Pudding: British Superfood?](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/08/27/black-pudding-british-superfood/) - Let's be honest, it's not just visitors to the United Kingdom who are both intrigued and horrified by the idea of black pudding. Most Brits fall firmly on one side of the fence or the other; they either love or hate the pigs blood sausage. In this post, we look at black pudding's long history
- [Why County Durham Should Be Your Next Destination.](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/03/19/why-county-durham-should-be-your-next-destination/) - County Durham nestles on the northeast coast of England between Northumberland, Tyne & Wear, North Yorkshire, and Cumbria. It has a long history of mining (both lead and coal), farming, and railways. But it also has strong roots within the church. This Wednesday, 20th March, is County Durham Day, but the entire year is cause
- [Swim Loch Lomond!](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/08/20/swim-loch-lomond/) - We've previously written about Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park as an ideal way to experience the majesty of the Scottish landscape. Now, an exciting day of events will cast athletic competition and fun against this gorgeous backdrop. Go Swim Loch Lomond will take place on 7th September. Whether you are an experienced open swimmer
- [London's Green Spaces: Abney Park](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/08/14/londons-green-spaces-abney-park/) - If you’re new to London, or just visiting, you might think chances to see a bit of nature are limited to the big parks (full of tourists) or to the weekend, when you can escape to the countryside. Yet England’s capital is actually bursting with relaxing gardens, tranquil woodland walks and wetlands… if you know
- [Coffee in the UK: A Brief History](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/04/25/coffee-in-the-uk-a-brief-history/) - We typically think of tea as the quintessential British beverage, but did you know that coffee has a pretty lengthy and interesting history in the UK? In this piece, we explore coffee and how it has played more of a role in our history than we realise. Coffee's Introduction In the late 16th century, travellers
- [London's Green Spaces: Woodberry Wetlands](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/07/30/londons-green-spaces-woodberry-wetlands/) - If you’re new to London, or just visiting, you might think chances to see a bit of nature are limited to the big parks (full of tourists) or to the weekend, when you can escape to the countryside. Yet England’s capital is actually bursting with relaxing gardens, tranquil woodland walks and wetlands… if you know
- [London's Green Spaces: St. Dunstan-in-the-East](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/07/17/londons-green-spaces-st-dunstan-in-the-east/) - If you're new to London, or just visiting, you might think chances to see a bit of nature are limited to the big parks (full of tourists) or to the weekend, when you can escape to the countryside. Yet England's capital is actually bursting with relaxing gardens, tranquil woodland walks and wetlands... if you know
- [Dungeness: A Very Different British Landscape](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/07/15/dungeness-a-very-different-british-landscape/) - It's remote, the landscape desolate and often referred to as "post-apocalyptic". Yet Dungeness has an odd charm to it. And if you look closely enough, you'll find that this isolated spot of the Kent coast is actually alive with all sorts of bird and plant species. Dungeness The hamlet of Dungeness lies on a shingle
- [County Spotlight: Dorset](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/05/30/county-spotlight-dorset/) - The 1st of June marks Dorset Day. What better way to celebrate than with a spotlight on the county. In this post, we’ll offer a few suggestions for where to go and what to eat in the ancient county that is known for its Jurassic coastline and Portland Bill lighthouse. Dorset Day Dorset Day is
- [Devilled Beef Kidneys](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/05/15/devilled-beef-kidneys/) - Offal provokes strong love it or hate it reactions among most people. Some are haunted by pieces of chewy liver for school dinner or the smell of their grandmother boiling tripe. Meanwhile, others relish the thought of a rich steak and kidney pudding, the melting delicacy of stewed tongue, or a freshly-prepared haggis. Offal History
- [Walking Gear - My Favourite Things](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/05/07/walking-gear-my-favourite-things/) - It's no secret that here at British Food and Travel, we love the outdoors, and we love walking. From a stroll through Kent to following in Wainwright's footsteps, there are few things I look forward to as much as putting on some good shoes, packing up a few essentials, and heading out for a day
- [White Cliffs Country](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/05/02/white-cliffs-country/) - For many travellers, Dover is simply a pass-through point for going to or arriving from France. They might stop long enough to visit Dover Castle. Other than that, they don't give it much thought as a destination in its own right. Even growing up just along the Kent coast in Ramsgate, I never gave too
- [Know the Countryside Code](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/04/15/countryside-code/) - Whether you're bagging Munros, hiking Coast to Coast, or out for an afternoon stroll with the dog, you should be aware of the Countryside Code, or its northern counterpart, the Scottish Outdoor Access Code. These basic rules can help you to enjoy the British countryside while ensuring it is protected. The original Country Code was
- [The Perfect English Garden](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/04/04/english-garden/) - It's no exaggeration to say that the English love their gardens. Even the smallest postage-stamp piece of ground can be transformed into a blaze of floral colour. For English Tourism Week, we suggest nine bloomingly beautiful English gardens that are worth a visit. 1. Levens Hall, Cumbria Visit the world's oldest topiary gardens at Levens
- [10 Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty to Visit in England](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/03/31/aonb-in-england/) - There are 33 designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty in England, 34 if you include the Wye Valley which straddles the border with Wales. Wales has another four of its own, while Northern Ireland has eight. Each AONB varies enormously in size, landscape, and land usage. In this post, we take a look at ten
- [Kent Cherry and Almond Pudding](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/05/23/kent-cherry-almond-pudding/) - As a born and bred Maid of Kent, recipes from the Garden of England are near and dear to my heart. Not so long ago, generations of Londoners would spend their summers working in the hop fields or fruit orchards of Kent, a working holiday away from the grime of the city. As summer approaches,
- [Cawl - A Warming Welsh Stew for St. David's Day](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/02/26/cawl-a-warming-welsh-stew-for-st-davids-day/) - Just in time for St. David's Day, we bring you the wonderfully warming dish known as cawl. The first use of cawl as a dish dates back to the 14th century. Historians believe that the word derives from the Latin word caulis, meaning the stalk of a plant. Cawl is now used as a general
- [Rye Bay Scallop Week 2019](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/02/22/rye-bay-scallop-week-2019/) - As an island nation, Britain is blessed with an abundance of fresh seafood. From north to south, coastal communities celebrate their fishing heritage with annual festivals. And the town on Rye in East Sussex is no exception. Every February, the medieval Cinque Port hosts Rye Bay Scallop Week. So if you like scallops, (and who
- [7 Reasons to Visit Scotland in 2019](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/02/12/7-reasons-to-visit-scotland-in-2019/) - Leading travel publisher Lonely Planet recently released its list of places to go in 2019, and the Scottish Highlands and Islands were on the list. Of course, we already know that any time is the perfect time to visit Scotland. However, in the event that this is your first time, or if you are looking
- [Discover Wales in 2019](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/02/05/discover-wales-in-2019/) - In the last few years Wales has celebrated the sea, adventure, and the nation's many legends. Now, in 2019, Visit Wales is combining these themes and more into one magnificent Year of Discovery. Whatever you are looking for, you can find it in Wales. Adventure or solitude. History from more than 1,000 years ago or
- [National Park Spotlight: Brecon Beacons](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/06/23/national-park-spotlight-brecon-beacons/) - In this, the last but one of our series highlighting the National Parks of Great Britain, we head back to Wales. We've already explored Snowdonia and the Pembrokeshire Coast. This week, we will take a look at some of the highlights of the Brecon Beacons. Read on to find out what to do, what to
- [Here We Come A-Wassailing](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2019/01/03/here-we-come-a-wassailing/) - It may be a new year, but that doesn't mean the festive season is completely over. After all, those twelve days of Christmas run until the Eve of Epiphany on January 5. This means there is still time for celebration, and in particular, for wassailing. The word wassail comes from the Middle English woes hoeil,
- [Mulled Wine and a Smoking Bishop](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/12/21/mulled-wine-and-a-smoking-bishop/) - It's all well and good to have a huge array of Christmas food on offer for your guests, but you've got to have a drink as well. The usual tea, coffee, and something a bit stronger are good. However, on a cold winter's evening, or at a Christmas party, we can't say no to a
- [Maids of Honour - Henry VIII's True Love?](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/06/20/maids-of-honour-henry-viiis-true-love/) - On June 24, 1509, the young Henry Tudor was crowned King of England, just a few days shy of his 18th birthday. During his reign, the country underwent many changes. Perhaps most notably, we broke away from the Catholic church and Henry established the Church of England. Yet many best remember Henry VIII for his
- [2018 Gift Guide](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/12/03/2018-gift-guide/) - With just a few weeks to go until Christmas, we decided to share a few of our favourite things in our 2018 gift guide. Whether you're looking for a stocking stuffer or something a bit larger, we've got some ideas for the foodie and outdoorsy people in your life. (Note that some, but not
- [County Spotlight: Lancashire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/11/26/county-spotlight-lancashire/) - On November 27, 1295, King Edward I called the first elected officials from Lancashire to join him at Westminster to form the Model Parliament. And so, since 1996, people and businesses across the county mark the day as a celebration of all things Lancashire. Lancashire Day is observed in a number of ways, including
- [Stay in a Converted Train](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/11/14/converted-train/) - Our recent series has looked at some options for fun trips by train in Scotland, England, and Wales. But some of us love trains too much to leave it there. In this post, we feature three wonderful hotels and B&Bs that are set in converted train carriages and stations. Wendy, the Coastal Carriage The converted
- [Take a Steam Train Ride in England](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/11/09/take-a-steam-train-ride-in-england/) - British Food and Travel has been on a train kick lately. After exploring ways of exploring the Scottish highlands by rail and steam train days out in Wales, we now turn our attention to England. Below are just a few of the many options for a fun steam train ride in England. Dartmouth Steam Railway
- [Exploring Wales by Steam Train](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/11/01/exploring-wales-by-steam-train/) - A ride on a steam train is a fun, nostalgic way to enjoy a day out. It gives the sense that you've stepped back in time. You're on an adventure! Whether you want to ride up a mountain or along the coast, a full-size train or a miniature railway, Wales has plenty of options. We
- [UK Sausage Week 2018](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/10/27/uk-sausage-week-2018/) - UK Sausage Week is back! Starting on October 29 and running until November 4, it is time once again to celebrate the great British banger. Sausages were mentioned in Homer's Odyssey, more than 2,700 years ago, and the first mention in English came in the 15th century. They were once enjoyed by the ancient Romans
- [Great Train Journeys in Scotland](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/10/23/great-train-journeys-in-scotland/) - With a magnificent landscape of mountains and lochs, the Scottish countryside is not to be missed. And the best way to see much of it may just be by train. In this post, we explore some of the best ways to see Scotland by train. We offer tips for railway journeys and the highlights you
- [National Baking Week](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/10/18/national-baking-week/) - We are slap-bang in the middle of National Baking Week, but let's face it; we Brits don't need a week for baking. It's always a good time to whip up a batch of cupcakes for an impromptu tea party or work out some stress on some dough. And at the very least, we can curl
- [Scotch Whisky - Great for Drinking and Cooking](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/09/07/scotch-whisky-great-for-drinking-and-cooking/) - The previous post explored Scottish salmon as part of our Scottish Food and Drink Fortnight series. But, as you all know, you can't discuss the cuisine of the Highlands without mentioning whisky. So in this post, we take a look at some of the fascinating history of Scotch, as well as tips for enjoying this
- [Scottish Salmon](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/09/04/scottish-salmon/) - The waters in and around Scotland are teeming with life, and a good deal of it ends up on our dinner plates. Shellfish, herring, lobster - some of the finest in the world is caught in Scotland. But one of Scotland's finest catches is the salmon. Both farmed and wild caught, Scottish salmon has a
- [Exploring Bedfordshire on Foot](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/08/23/exploring-bedfordshire-on-foot/) - Here at British Food and Travel, our tagline is "Celebrating the best of British food, countryside, and coastline." We love the rugged moors of many of our National Parks and the many magnificent miles of coastline. But there are some parts of the British countryside that don't get the recognition they deserve - inland counties
- [Battenberg Cake](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/08/20/battenberg-cake/) - With its harlequin sponge and marzipan wrapping, Battenberg (or Battenburg) cake is a firm teatime favourite in the UK. It is also surprisingly easy to make. As for where it originated, that's not quite so easy. Battenberg cake is made from alternating pink and yellow sponge squares, covered in jam and surrounded by a layer
- [Do You Know Your Eccles From Your Banbury?](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/08/07/do-you-know-your-eccles-from-your-banbury/) - Britain has a huge number of regional dishes, but it can be easy to confuse some of them. For instance, you might be familiar with the Eccles cake, a small pastry case filled with spiced dried fruit. But do you know what makes it different to a Banbury cake (also a small pastry case filled
- [Hampshire Food Festival 2018](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/07/11/hampshire-food-festival-2018/) - If you happen to be holidaying in the New Forest or passing through Portsmouth on your way to the Isle of Wight during the month of July, be sure to stop at some of the Hampshire Food Festival events that are taking place countywide. This month long calendar celebrates the county's thriving local food
- [National Park Spotlight: New Forest](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/06/16/national-park-spotlight-new-forest/) - After last week's visit to Northumberland, this week we travel south for the next installment of our look at the National Parks of Great Britain. There are only three more to go - two in the south of England and one in Wales. So let's explore the New Forest. New Forest National Park was established in
- [National Meadows Day](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/07/06/national-meadows-day/) - A meadow filled with buttercups in Tetbury in the Cotswolds. VisitEngland/Cotswolds.com There was a time, until fairly recently, when Britain's countryside was filled with meadows, beautiful grasslands of wild flowers, buzzing with the summertime hum of insects. In the last century, however, we have lost more than 97% of our precious meadows, and that's not good
- [Toad in the Hole](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/01/25/toad-in-the-hole/) - Toad in the hole is one of those traditional British comfort foods whose name always provokes a giggle among those unfamiliar with it. Victorian author Mrs Beeton referred to it as "a homely but savoury dish". The dish of sausages in a baked batter pudding is a satisfying dinner when served with gravy and a
- [National Park Spotlight: Yorkshire Dales](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/04/28/national-park-spotlight-yorkshire-dales/) - We are continuing our weekly look at the National Parks of Great Britain. Each week, we showcase some of the highlights, uncover a few of those special places, and share tips on when to visit, where to stay, etc. This week, we're heading to the pastoral lands of the Yorkshire Dales. The Yorkshire Dales was
- [On Salisbury Plain: Exploring Ancient England](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/08/11/salisbury-plain-exploring-ancient-england/) - Located in the heart of Salisbury Plain, Stonehenge is instantly recognizable. The ancient stone circle attracts thousands of tourists each year, as well as visitors who seek to celebrate its believed mystical powers. Yet most people drive in, visit the attraction, and leave, completely unaware of nearby places of interest. This post will look at
- [Scottish Delights: Cranachan](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/06/13/scottish-delights-cranachan/) - In recent weeks, our travel section has explored the Cairngorms and Loch Lomond. Now it's time to enjoy a taste of the Highlands. Get ready to make a dessert that is simple, light, and elegant. It also includes some of Scotland's finest produce. Next time you need a delicious dessert, look no further than cranachan.
- [Panackelty](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/11/14/panackelty/) - Every region and just about every county in the British Isles has at least one local variation on a basic casserole. These recipes could often be adapted to use whatever vegetables and meat were on hand. Some used leftovers from the Sunday roast. Nearly all contain potatoes and onions. One such regional dish is panackelty.
- [National Park Spotlight: Pembrokeshire Coast](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/05/12/national-park-spotlight-pembrokeshire-coast/) - As regular readers know, we’ve been taking a weekly look at the National Parks of Great Britain. We're celebrating the natural splendour and notable highlights of each location, as well as sharing tips on when to visit and where to stay. In this week's National Park Spotlight, we explore the Pembrokeshire Coast in Wales. With
- [The Isle of Thanet Coastline](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/06/27/the-isle-of-thanet-coastline/) - Viking Bay, Broadstairs. © Visit Kent Decades ago, seaside resorts were bustling in the summer with buckets and spades, donkey rides, and Punch and Judy shows. Those days are long gone. Some towns have faded, never quite regaining the glory of their past. Others have reinvented themselves, enjoying a resurgence in popularity. The towns on
- [Best of British Beaches - Northern Ireland](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/08/21/best-british-beaches-northern-ireland/) - As people enjoy these lazy days of summer, British Food and Travel is thinking of sand between our toes and wading through rockpools in search of crabs and starfish. Britons are spoiled for choice with so many miles and miles of stunning coastline. Wherever you are in the UK, you are never more than about
- [Best of British Beaches - England](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/08/24/best-british-beaches-england/) - With more than seven thousand miles of coastline around Britain, there are beaches to suit every taste, from popular bucket-and-space resorts to isolated stretches that hardly anyone knows about. After looking at some beautiful beaches in Northern Ireland and Wales, it is time to turn our attention to England. As with the earlier articles, choosing
- [National Park Spotlight: Loch Lomond and the Trossachs](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/05/19/national-park-spotlight-loch-lomond-trossachs/) - For this installment of our look at the National Parks of Great Britain, we are heading back to Scotland. We are showcasing some of the highlights, uncovering a few of those special places, and sharing tips on when to visit, where to stay, etc. But where are we, you ask? We've already been to the
- [Time for Tea: Victoria Sponge](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/05/30/time-tea-victoria-sponge/) - A Victoria Sponge (or Victoria Sandwich) is that most quintessential of all British afternoon tea cakes. It is hard to picture an afternoon tea without dainty sandwiches, scones, and a freshly-made Victoria Sandwich, two layers of delicate sponge with jam between and topped with a dusting of icing sugar. The modern version has evolved and
- [History, Heritage, and Archaeology in Scotland](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/03/10/history-heritage-and-archaeology-in-scotland/) - While Wales is celebrating a Year of Legends in 2017, Scotland has announced the Year of History, Heritage, and Archaeology. With the large number of historical options within Scotland, you'll find yourself spoilt for choice when it comes to picking which destinations you should visit first! Scotland plans to spend the whole of 2017 celebrating
- [National Park Spotlight: Northumberland](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/06/09/national-park-spotlight-northumberland/) - We are entering the last legs of our spotlight series that takes a look at the National Parks of Great Britain. There are only a few more to go. This week we are heading back to the northernmost parts of England to showcase some of the highlights of Northumberland. Designated a National Park in 1956,
- [Discovering the Isle of Wight](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/04/27/discovering-the-isle-of-wight/) - Facts and Figures Just two miles off the coast of Hampshire in southern England, the Isle of Wight is known for a number of reasons: sailing, holiday destination, music festival, Beatles song. And so visitors are sure to find something of interest within its 146 square miles. Approximately 140,000 people live on the Isle of
- [Coast to Coast: Kirkby Stephen to Keld](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/02/02/coast-coast-kirkby-stephen-keld/) - After last week's introduction to Wainwright's Coast to Coast walk from St. Bees Robin Hood's Bay, this week I turn my attention to one segment of the walk. As previously mentioned, many walkers split the entirety of Wainwright's route into two, opting to do just the east or the west half. The middle split point
- [Best of British Beaches - Scotland](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/08/25/best-british-beaches-scotland/) - In this, the fourth and final part of our British Beaches series, we turn our attention to Scotland. While you might not have the high temperatures and warm waters that one could enjoy in the south of the UK, a visit to any one of these Scottish beaches promises beautiful landscapes. So if you
- [Time for Cream Tea](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/03/21/time-cream-tea/) - The cream tea is quintessentially English. What could be better on a Sunday afternoon than a pot of tea accompanied by freshly-baked scones, strawberry jam, and clotted cream? And the beauty of if it that scones are so quick and easy to make, you could go and make a batch right now and be enjoying
- [The British Gin Revival](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/02/05/british-gin-revival/) - If you've been in any restaurant or bar in the last few years you've probably noticed it: the growing selection of British gins on the shelf. What was long dismissed as "mother's ruin" is back and claiming its rightful place alongside whisky (or whiskey if it's Irish) as a source of distilled island pride. British
- [Exploring the Isles of Scilly](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/03/30/exploring-the-isles-of-scilly/) - Facts and Figures Located 15 minutes from the tip of Cornwall by plane, the Isles of Scilly is an archipelago of about 145 islands. Five are inhabited. The Scilly Isles have been designated an Area of Natural Beauty. An estimated 2,200 live on the islands. The pleasant southerly climate means they are popular with tourists.
- [Wainwright's Coast to Coast](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/01/26/wainwrights-coast-coast/) - The British Isles are blessed with some of the finest countryside and coastal views in the world, not to mention the magnificent variety of such views. We are also doubly blessed to have a wonderful system of public footpaths and rights of way that allow everyone access to this beautiful land. Last year, I took
- [National Picnic Week](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/06/18/national-picnic-week/) - Summer is here which means people the length and breadth of the country are packing up their sandwiches and going on a picnic. We've come a long way since the thermos of tea, a cheese roll and a hard-boiled egg. Now, picnic lovers enjoy a much wider range of outdoor fare, including salads, cakes, and
- [National Park Spotlight: Dartmoor](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/04/14/national-park-spotlight-dartmoor/) - View across Hey Tor. By Herbythyme via Wikimedia Commons In this weekly series, we're looking at the National Parks of Great Britain. We'll be showcasing some of the highlights, uncovering a few of those special places, and sharing tips on when to visit, where to stay, etc. In this week's National Park Spotlight, we're going to Devon
- [Literary Landscapes: Arthur Ransome's Norfolk](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/06/08/literary-landscapes-arthur-ransomes-norfolk/) - Our last post explored the parts of the Lake District depicted in Arthur Ransome's beloved Swallows and Amazons series. Today, we explore another part of England that featured so prominently in the books: the Norfolk Broads. They all went out together into sunshine that seemed extraordinarily friendly. A light breeze was stirring the river and
- [National Fish and Chip Day 2018](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/05/31/national-fish-and-chip-day-2018/) - Friday, June 1st marks the day when people across the UK celebrate their favourite traditional dish: fish and chips. In honour of National Fish and Chip Day 2018, we take a look at what makes this dish so special and how you can enjoy it while helping to protect the oceans. National Fish and Chip
- [Wales 2018: Year of the Sea](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/05/28/wales-2018-year-of-the-sea/) - In 2017, Wales shared its history with the world as it marked a Year of Legends. This year, Wales is celebrating its miles of magnificent coastline with the Year of the Sea. Throughout 2018, there will be a variety of activities and events all designed to make the most of the beaches and coastal activities
- [England Coast Path: 2,700 Miles Coming Soon!](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/05/11/england-coast-path-2700-miles-coming-soon/) - Britain's coastline is, quite simply, magnificent. From secluded coves to busy beaches, rugged cliffs to miles of smooth sand, the coastline around these islands has it all. And what better way to explore most of it than on foot? Wales already has its own coast path that reaches around its shores. By 2020, walkers will
- [Castles of Britain: Leeds Castle](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/05/04/castles-of-britain-leeds-castle/) - Located almost at the exact centre of Kent, Leeds Castle lies within 500 acres of parks and gardens. Its rich history and magnificent views make it an excellent destination for a day in the country. History of Leeds Castle The castle stands upon the site of Esledes Manor, thought to have been founded during the
- [Great British Beef Week 2018](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/04/26/great-british-beef-week-2018/) - It's that time of the year again when we celebrate all things beefy. Thanks to Ladies in Beef, let's enjoy Great British Beef Week 2018. And this year is all the more special because Ladies in Beef co-founder Minette Batters was recently elected leader of the National Farmers' Union, the organization's first female president in
- [Coast to Coast: Quick Stop at Bolton-on-Swale](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/04/19/coast-to-coast-quick-stop-at-bolton-on-swale/) - When walking the Coast to Coast, the stretch from Richmond to Ingleby Cross is long (very long) and not the most picturesque day that you will experience. Expect a lot of fields and flat country roads. And while some people split it over two days, others prefer to just get it over and done with.
- [A Piece of History on the South Downs](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/04/13/a-piece-of-history-on-the-south-downs/) - As you are walking through the South Downs, it is worth making a brief detour to visit a fascinating, and beautiful, piece of church history. Our first attempted encounter with the Church of St Mary the Virgin was while we were killing time before dinner at Houghton's The George and Dragon. A sign pointed off
- [Literary Landscapes: Bram Stoker's Whitby](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/03/21/literary-landscapes-bram-stokers-whitby/) - Britain's abundant literary history is made all the richer by the country's many magnificent landscapes. In this occasional series, we look at the countryside that has served as inspiration for some of our most beloved writers. In our third installment, we look at the coastal town of Whitby and how it inspired one of the
- [British Wine Market Continues to Grow](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/04/05/british-wine-market-continues-to-grow/) - Over the past few decades, the reputation of British wine has greatly improved. In fact, the country now boasts a number of award-winning vineyards. And the trend is growing. It's also spreading geographically. Although currently focussed on the Southeastern corner of England, I recently passed a fledgling vineyard near Robin Hood's Bay. I look forward
- [Hot Cross Buns for Easter](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/03/27/hot-cross-buns-for-easter/) - As Good Friday draws near, we pay tribute to a seasonal favourite with a long history. Hot cross buns are sweet, yeasted rolls, often spiced and containing currants. Their top is marked by a cross, whether it be cut into the dough or iced. Mentioned in nursery rhymes and restricted by law at one point,
- [VisitBritain Launches New Campaign](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/03/01/visitbritain-launches-new-campaign/) - Why do you travel? That's the question VisitBritain are asking in their new 2018 "I Travel For..." advertising campaign. An estimated 39.9 million international visitors came to Britain in 2017. VisitBritain expects that number to increase by more than 4% in 2018, with a projected 41.7 million visitors from overseas. International visitors will spend approximately £26.9
- [Coast to Coast: Keld to Richmond](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/02/10/coast-coast-keld-richmond/) - Continuing my adventures on Wainwright's Coast to Coast walk, this week I look at the two days spent walking from Keld to the village of Reeth and on to the market town of Richmond. The route from Keld to Reeth is approximately 11 miles long, although there is the option to take a brief diversion which
- [Coast to Coast: Reaching Robin Hood's Bay](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/02/23/coast-coast-reaching-robin-hoods-bay/) - For the last few weeks I have been sharing highlights from my Coast to Coast walk. It is now time to leave my penultimate stop and to proceed to my final destination: Robin Hood's Bay. Little Beck Wood and Falling Foss Despite a stormy afternoon and evening at Intake Farm, the next morning's skies were
- [Coast to Coast: Through Grosmont to Littlebeck](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/02/16/coast-coast-grosmont-littlebeck/) - After a luxurious night in Richmond, the next day of my Coast to Coast walk finished in much less glamorous fashion. I arrived in Ingleby Cross after walking nearly 25 miles in eight and a half hours. The guidebook had warned that this was not the most exciting day's walk and I have to agree.
- [The Mourne Mountains of Northern Ireland](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/03/18/mourne-mountains-northern-ireland/) - In an upcoming series, we'll be exploring the National Parks of Great Britain. But since we have recently celebrated St. Patrick's Day, it seems only right to start by drawing attention to the one part of the UK that does not currently have any National Parks - Northern Ireland. Although the Republic of Ireland is
- [Just Say British Cheese!](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/01/30/just-say-british-cheese/) - With more than 700 varieties of British cheese, a cheese lover has almost two years of new product to sample every day. And by the time they're finished, there'll be new varieties to try. In short, Britain is a paradise for the turophile. British Food and Travel plans to spotlight some of the many, many
- [Ambleside - Loughrigg Circular Walk](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/01/19/ambleside-loughrigg-circular-walk/) - People have various reasons for hiking in the Lake District. Some want to climb as many of Wainwright's 214 peaks as possible. Others want to enjoy a few days of exercise and scenery. Loughrigg Fell lets you enjoy magnificent views of several surrounding lakes, while allowing you to claim that you've "bagged a Wainwright". And
- [Britain's Love Affair with the Kipper](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2018/01/08/britains-love-affair-kipper/) - I almost missed it. After exploring Whitby Abbey and the fascinating St. Mary's Church, I descended the famous 199 steps to roam among the shops of the old town. By pure chance, instead of heading to the multiple displays of jet and seaside tourist trinkets, I decided to take a right turn, keen to view
- [Walking the Pilgrim's Way on Kent's North Downs](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/01/31/walking-the-pilgrims-way-on-kents-north-downs/) - The South Downs, now a National Park, attracts many with its chalk landscapes and gentle rolling hills. But there is another area some 30 miles to the north that is no less a draw for ramblers and nature lovers. The North Downs stretch from Farnham, Surrey to Dover's white cliffs in Kent. Along its length
- [Syllabub - The Simple English Dessert](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/12/11/syllabub-the-simple-english-dessert/) - Creamy frothy syllabub was a firm favourite in English cuisine from the 1500s to the Victorian era, and although it is less commonly found on modern menus, it deserves a comeback. So easy to make, the dessert still seems wonderfully decadent in its simplicity. History of Syllabub The earliest known reference to syllabub dates to
- [Literary Landscapes: The Lakes of William and Dorothy Wordsworth](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/12/01/literary-landscapes-wordsworth-lakes/) - Britain's abundant literary history is made all the richer by the country's many magnificent landscapes. In this series, we'll be taking a look at the countryside that has served as inspiration for some of our most beloved works. In this our second installment, we look to the region that influenced one of Britain's most beloved
- [The Oat - The Heart of Scottish Food](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/11/28/the-oat-the-heart-of-scottish-food/) - "Oats: A grain, which in England is generally given to horses, but in Scotland appears to support the people." - Samuel Johnson, A Dictionary of the English Language The phrase "Scottish food" immediately brings a number of tasty dishes to mind. But there is one thing that many of them have in common. Whether you
- [Pan Haggerty](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/11/21/pan-haggerty/) - While County Durham has panackelty, neighbours in Northumberland enjoy another regional dish that serves as either a side dish or as a tasty vegetarian supper. It's a simple combination of potato, onion, and cheese. And it's called pan haggerty. There's little more to be said about this. After all, with potato and cheese, what more
- [Exploring Sussex: Rye Harbour](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/11/17/exploring-sussex-rye-harbour/) - Although mention of the Sussex coast might conjure up images of seaside resorts - Brighton, Bognor Regis, and Eastbourne to name just a few - there are also plenty of rich opportunities to view the region's wildlife. One location that should not be skipped by walkers and nature lovers is the Rye Harbour Nature Reserve.
- [Grasmere and Rydal Water](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/11/08/grasmere-rydal-water/) - It should come as no surprise that Grasmere is one of the most popular spots in the South Lakeland area, and indeed in the entire Lake District National Park. The village's shops and tea-rooms make it a welcoming destination in itself, as well as a friendly stopover for walkers. In addition to being a part
- [Fit For a Queen: Coronation Chicken](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/09/06/fit-queen-coronation-chicken/) - June 2, 1953. Coronation Day for Queen Elizabeth II. It was a day of street parties, of people crowding around a neighbour's television if they were lucky enough to find one, hoping to catch a glimpse of the new monarch. War may have ended eight years ago, but food rationing was still a part of
- [Beaulieu](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/01/26/beaulieu/) - Stately homes often conjure up images of stuffy old buildings, busloads of old people, and bored kids being dragged from room to room by their parents. And there's no doubt that we've all visited our fair share of those. Fortunately, though, the former Lord Montagu, ancestral owner of Beaulieu in England's New Forest was a
- [Shortbread](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/08/30/shortbread/) - A perfect combination of butter flavour and crumbly texture, shortbread is a traditional Scottish biscuit that is easy to make and adapt. And although its origins may not necessarily be solely north of the border, Scotland has made it truly a national dish. Historians believe that shortbread, in one form or another, has existed since
- [Best of British Beaches - Wales](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/08/22/best-british-beaches-wales/) - With a Bank Holiday nearly upon us and only a week or two of school holidays left, there's still time to make plans for a trip to the beach. But don't limit your trips to the summer months. In the winter, the coast takes on a completely different feel - the wind, the waves. We
- [Welsh Rarebit - Not Just Cheese on Toast](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/08/15/welsh-rarebit-not-just-cheese-toast/) - Many think it is mere cheese on toast, but Welsh Rarebit is so much more. Now commonly known as Rarebit, the dish was once known as Welsh Rabbit, and indeed some folks still call it that. But although the dish is associated with the land of St David, there is little evidence that it actually
- [Literary Landscapes: Enid Blyton's Dorset](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/08/08/literary-landscapes-enid-blytons-dorset/) - Britain's long, rich literary history is made all the richer by the country's many magnificent landscapes. In this series, we'll be taking a look at the countryside that has served as inspiration for some of our most beloved works. To kick things off, we head to Dorset to relive those magical childhood days of adventure.
- [Fruit Cake](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/07/31/fruit-cake/) - Few British foods have been as widely maligned as the humble fruit cake. And very unfairly so. Frequently the punchline in jokes, fruit cake is assumed to be heavy, dry, and lacking in any redeeming qualities. Sadly, some cakes, both commercially- and home-made reinforce this stereotype. However, the same could be said for any dish
- [Summer Pudding](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/07/04/summer-pudding/) - British summertime means plenty of opportunities to pick a bounty of British berries. Whether you have them in your own garden, you are able to find them growing wild in the hedgerows, or you go to a local pick-your-own farm, strawberries, blackberries, raspberries, and redcurrants are just some examples of the wonderful berries you can
- [National Park Spotlight: South Downs](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/06/30/national-park-spotlight-south-downs/) - And so we reach the end of our spotlight series. Over the past few months, we have explored Britain's National Parks, from the wild beauty of the Cairngorms to the rugged Pembrokeshire Coast to the tranquil waterways of the Lake District and the Norfolk Broads. Now the series ends with the United Kingdom's newest National Park.
- [The Great British Roast: Boneless Leg of Lamb](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/06/20/great-british-roast-boneless-leg-lamb/) - It's hard to beat a traditional British roast dinner on Sunday. Whether it's beef with Yorkshire pudding and horseradish, chicken with sage and onion stuffing, or perhaps pork with apple sauce, the Sunday roast is perfection on a plate. And let's not forget roast lamb with a dash of mint sauce. But roast lamb doesn't have
- [National Park Spotlight: The Broads](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/06/02/national-park-spotlight-broads/) - As we continue our weekly spotlight series, this week takes us to England's newest National Park. And that means we're heading to the water. We’ll be showcasing some of the highlights, uncovering a few of those special places, and sharing tips on when to visit, where to stay, etc. Where you ask? Let's explore the Broads.
- [National Park Spotlight: Exmoor](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/05/26/national-park-spotlight-exmoor/) - Regular readers know that in this weekly series, we've been looking at the National Parks of Great Britain. Each week, we showcase some of the highlights and special places, while also sharing tips on where to stay. In this week's National Park Spotlight, we're returning to the south west. Our destination? Exmoor. Exmoor National Park was created
- [Cottage Pie or Shepherd's Pie?](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/05/09/cottage-pie-shepherds-pie/) - Cottage pie. Shepherd's pie. There's a difference. An important difference. Chances are you already know what that difference is, but confusing the two is guaranteed to rile us up over here at British Food and Travel. So in case you don't know the difference, let's just make it clear: Shepherd's pie is made with lamb
- [National Park Spotlight: North York Moors](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/05/05/national-park-spotlight-north-york-moors/) - In the latest installment of our weekly series looking at the National Parks of Great Britain, we're staying in Yorkshire. After last week's look at the Dales, today, we are exploring another part of the region. Let's take a look at the North York Moors National Park. North York Moors National Park was created in
- [Sticky Toffee Pudding](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/05/02/sticky-toffee-pudding/) - Following on from our recent post about the Lake District, it seems only right to share a decadently delicious dessert from the area. Time for some sticky toffee pudding. This British classic is not quite as old as you might think. It seems to have jumped into people's bellies in the 1970s when it was
- [Great British Beef Week, Part 3](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/04/25/great-british-beef-week-part-3/) - Welcome to the third and final part of our Great British Beef Week. Hopefully, you've all been tucking into some delicious British beef, bearing the Red Tractor logo. So far, we have talked about the nutritional benefits of beef, and what you should look for when buying it at your local supermarket. Today, we'll be
- [Great British Beef Week, Part 2](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/04/24/great-british-beef-week-part-2/) - Welcome to part two of our three-part series for Great British Beef Week. Yesterday, we talked about the nutritional benefits of Britain's favourite red meat. Today, we'll be giving some tips about buying beef, and of course we'll be sharing a recipe. When it comes to buying good quality meat, Ladies in Beef can offer
- [Great British Beef Week, Part 1](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/04/23/great-british-beef-week-part-1/) - It's that time of year! Yes, it's Great British Beef Week, starting today, St. George's Day. This annual event is now in its seventh year. Organized by the wonderful Ladies in Beef, a group of more than 150 beef producers, Great British Beef Week is designed to spotlight British beef and the farmers who work so tirelessly to
- [When in Grasmere, Eat Gingerbread!](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/04/18/grasmere-eat-gingerbread/) - In a recent National Park Spotlight, British Food and Travel explored the beauty of the Lake District. Since we followed up our exploration of the Peak District with a recipe for Bakewell Pudding, when in the lakes, it's time for gingerbread. But this is Britain, which means a very specific gingerbread. Grasmere gingerbread®. (Yes, it's
- [Easter Chocolate Nests](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/04/11/easter-chocolate-nests/) - Just in time for Easter, we've got a recipe that is so easy, the kids can make it while they're off school. There are lots of traditional Easter dishes - hot cross buns, roast lamb, and so on. But these chocolate nest cakes are a favourite. And they're traditional in the sense that I made
- [National Park Spotlight: The Cairngorms](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/04/07/national-park-spotlight-cairngorms/) - Over the next few months, we'll be providing a look at the National Parks of Great Britain. We'll be showcasing some of the highlights, uncovering a few of those special places, and sharing tips on when to visit, where to stay, etc. For this week's National Park Spotlight, we're heading north of the border. Pretty
- [Bakewell Tart. Or is it Bakewell Pudding?](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/04/04/bakewell-tart-bakewell-pudding/) - In the recent post about the Peak District National Park, one suggested local refreshment was the famed Bakewell Tart. Or is it a Bakewell Pudding? Like so many traditional recipes, there are disagreements about the origin of the dish, the exact method of making it, and ingredients. And in this case, the name. Even in
- [Suet: What is it?](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/01/29/suet-what-is-it/) - Recently chatting to an American friend, the topic of suet arose. Giving me an odd glance, she pointed to the suet cakes she hangs in her garden for the birds and asked what was so different about English suet? She was not expecting my reply: that it wasn’t for the birds, it was for me!
- [Trout Wrapped in Bacon](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/03/28/trout-wrapped-bacon/) - Trout is a wonderfully versatile fish. As an island nation, if fish is mentioned, one typically thinks of the coast. But Britain is crisscrossed with rivers, streams, and lakes, many of which are teeming with delicious freshwater fish. Trout is one of our favourites. It is easy to cook, and can be dressed up in
- [It's A Year of Legends in Wales](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/03/03/its-a-year-of-legends-in-wales/) - 2017 has been announced as the Year of Legends in Wales, making this the perfect time to explore and discover the many legends that this ancient nation has given rise to. And with a new King Arthur film coming out soon, you might want to visit some of the filming locations before they become too
- [Favouring Faversham](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/01/15/favouring-faversham/) - When it comes to visitors, much of East Kent is overshadowed by Canterbury. Not that there is anything wrong with Canterbury. It is a beautiful little city and I enjoy making day trips there to browse the shops and soak up some history. But East Kent has so much more to offer. Faversham, for example.
- [Getting Medieval in the Kitchen](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/01/15/getting-medieval-in-the-kitchen/) - Some time ago, I received the book British Food: An Extraordinary Thousand Years of History by Colin Spencer, and that I was intrigued to learn more about the eating habits of my homeland, particularly during medieval times. As soon as I read the book, I knew that I would have to try some of the medieval food
- [Ready for St. Patrick's Day: Colcannon](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/03/14/ready-st-patricks-day-colcannon/) - In honour of St. Patrick's Day later this week, there will be various celebrations in Irish communities around the world, and various forms of "Irish food". From green beer and yes, I've even been served green orange juice before (!) to corned beef and cabbage to Guinness cupcakes, for one day, just about everyone claims
- [Steak, Ale, and Mushroom... for National Pie Week](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/2017/03/07/steak-ale-and-mushroom-for-national-pie-week/) - No country has made the pie into a source of national price as much as Great Britain. Pasties to pot pies; suet crust, flaky, or shortcrust pastry; savory, sweet, or both (Bedfordshire Clanger, anyone?) Yes for Brits, the pie is a true work of art. So it only makes sense that one day a year

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- [Mwnt](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/mwnt/)
- [Cardigan](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cardigan/)
- [bamburgh](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bamburgh/)
- [Lancashire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/lancashire/)
- [Broadstairs](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/broadstairs/)
- [Merseyside](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/merseyside/)
- [outer hebrides](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/outer-hebrides/)
- [luskentyre](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/luskentyre/)
- [Sandwood](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/sandwood/)
- [Sutherland](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/sutherland/)
- [Achnahaird](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/achnahaird/)
- [birdwatching](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/birdwatching/)
- [St. Andrews](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/st-andrews/)
- [Lunan Bay](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/lunan-bay/)
- [Angus](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/angus/)
- [shortbread](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/shortbread/)
- [chicken](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/chicken/)
- [coronation](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/coronation/)
- [rydal](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/rydal/)
- [Wainwright](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/wainwright/)
- [coast to coast](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/coast-to-coast/)
- [sunderland](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/sunderland/)
- [county durham](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/county-durham/)
- [Rye](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/rye/)
- [nature reserve](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/nature-reserve/)
- [oats](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/oats/)
- [porridge](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/porridge/)
- [William Wordsworth](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/william-wordsworth/)
- [Dorothy Wordsworth](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dorothy-wordsworth/)
- [Christmas](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/christmas/)
- [food](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/food/)
- [syllabub](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/syllabub/)
- [Prestatyn](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/prestatyn/)
- [Offa's Dyke](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/offas-dyke/)
- [kipper](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/kipper/)
- [breakfast](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/breakfast/)
- [Whitby](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/whitby/)
- [Craster](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/craster/)
- [Mallaig](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/mallaig/)
- [Seahouses](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/seahouses/)
- [west sussex](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/west-sussex/)
- [Roman](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/roman/)
- [mosaic](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/mosaic/)
- [Chichester](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/chichester/)
- [ambleside](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ambleside/)
- [loughrigg](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/loughrigg/)
- [cumbria](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cumbria/)
- [Grasmer](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/grasmer/)
- [windermere](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/windermere/)
- [conniston](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/conniston/)
- [Robin Hood's Bay](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/robin-hoods-bay/)
- [St Bees](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/st-bees/)
- [dairy](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dairy/)
- [Cheddar](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cheddar/)
- [Swaledale](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/swaledale/)
- [Gloucester](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/gloucester/)
- [Neal's Dairy](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/neals-dairy/)
- [Caerphilly](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/caerphilly/)
- [Big Cheese Festival](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/big-cheese-festival/)
- [Cheese Fest](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cheese-fest/)
- [Kirkby Stephen](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/kirkby-stephen/)
- [Keld](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/keld/)
- [North Yorkshire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/north-yorkshire/)
- [gin](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/gin/)
- [Reeth](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/reeth/)
- [Richmond](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/richmond/)
- [Muker](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/muker/)
- [Gunnerside](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/gunnerside/)
- [grosmont](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/grosmont/)
- [littlebeck](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/littlebeck/)
- [Beggar's Bridge](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/beggars-bridge/)
- [Glaisdale](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/glaisdale/)
- [Eskdale](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/eskdale/)
- [Harry Potter](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/harry-potter/)
- [Falling Foss](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/falling-foss/)
- [read bread week](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/read-bread-week/)
- [Bram Stoker](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bram-stoker/)
- [Dracula](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dracula/)
- [steak and kidney](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/steak-and-kidney/)
- [steak](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/steak/)
- [kidney](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/kidney/)
- [British Pie Week](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/british-pie-week/)
- [gothic](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/gothic/)
- [Whitby Abbey](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/whitby-abbey/)
- [St Mary's Church](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/st-marys-church/)
- [hot cross bun](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/hot-cross-bun/)
- [islands](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/islands/)
- [Scilly](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/scilly/)
- [Isles of Scilly](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/isles-of-scilly/)
- [Walk Scilly](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/walk-scilly/)
- [food festival](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/food-festival/)
- [wine](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/wine/)
- [vineyards](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/vineyards/)
- [West Fisher Winery](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/west-fisher-winery/)
- [Chapel Down](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/chapel-down/)
- [Biddenden](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/biddenden/)
- [Rathfinny](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/rathfinny/)
- [East Sussex](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/east-sussex/)
- [Nyetimber](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/nyetimber/)
- [London](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/london/)
- [London Cru](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/london-cru/)
- [church](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/church/)
- [stained glass](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/stained-glass/)
- [tea](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/tea/)
- [National Tea Day](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/national-tea-day/)
- [Cromwell](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cromwell/)
- [Bolton-on-Swale](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bolton-on-swale/)
- [Henry Jenkins](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/henry-jenkins/)
- [Isle of Wight](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/isle-of-wight/)
- [National Farmers' Union](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/national-farmers-union/)
- [roast beef](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/roast-beef/)
- [curry](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/curry/)
- [Ryde](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ryde/)
- [Shanklin](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/shanklin/)
- [Cowes](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cowes/)
- [Newport](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/newport/)
- [Queen Victoria](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/queen-victoria/)
- [Osborne House](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/osborne-house/)
- [Leeds Castle](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/leeds-castle/)
- [Henry VIII](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/henry-viii/)
- [Catherine of Aragon](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/catherine-of-aragon/)
- [South West Coast Path](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/south-west-coast-path/)
- [England Coast Path](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/england-coast-path/)
- [Minehead](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/minehead/)
- [Poole](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/poole/)
- [Thanet](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/thanet/)
- [tomato](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/tomato/)
- [chutney](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/chutney/)
- [salad](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/salad/)
- [Year of the Sea](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/year-of-the-sea/)
- [coastline](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/coastline/)
- [Wales Coast Path](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/wales-coast-path/)
- [coasteering](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/coasteering/)
- [cliff-jumping](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cliff-jumping/)
- [water sports](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/water-sports/)
- [paragliding](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/paragliding/)
- [Tenby](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/tenby/)
- [Portmeirion](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/portmeirion/)
- [National Fish and Chip Day](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/national-fish-and-chip-day/)
- [fish and chips](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/fish-and-chips/)
- [cod](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cod/)
- [haddock](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/haddock/)
- [chips](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/chips/)
- [Dickens](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dickens/)
- [Churchill](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/churchill/)
- [Marine Stewardship Council](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/marine-stewardship-council/)
- [Burton Road Chippy](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/burton-road-chippy/)
- [Magpie Cafe](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/magpie-cafe/)
- [Lancaster](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/lancaster/)
- [Lincoln](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/lincoln/)
- [arthur ransome](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/arthur-ransome/)
- [swallows and amazons](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/swallows-and-amazons/)
- [Coniston](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/coniston/)
- [Bowness-on-Windermere](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bowness-on-windermere/)
- [Broads](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/broads/)
- [Norfolk Broads](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/norfolk-broads/)
- [rivers](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/rivers/)
- [coot club](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/coot-club/)
- [East Anglia](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/east-anglia/)
- [Felixstowe](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/felixstowe/)
- [Harwich](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/harwich/)
- [Essex](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/essex/)
- [beer](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/beer/)
- [ale](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ale/)
- [lager](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/lager/)
- [britain](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/britain/)
- [picnic](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/picnic/)
- [national picnic week](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/national-picnic-week/)
- [maids of honour](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/maids-of-honour/)
- [Isle of Thanet](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/isle-of-thanet/)
- [Ramsgate](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ramsgate/)
- [Margate](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/margate/)
- [Viking Coastal Trail](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/viking-coastal-trail/)
- [National Cycle Network](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/national-cycle-network/)
- [gypsy tart](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/gypsy-tart/)
- [countryside](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/countryside/)
- [meadows](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/meadows/)
- [conservation](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/conservation/)
- [National Meadows Day](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/national-meadows-day/)
- [flowers](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/flowers/)
- [bees](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bees/)
- [insects](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/insects/)
- [Hampshire food festival](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/hampshire-food-festival/)
- [New Fore](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/new-fore/)
- [southampton](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/southampton/)
- [sounthampton cocktail week](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/sounthampton-cocktail-week/)
- [chocolate](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/chocolate/)
- [county show](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/county-show/)
- [Curdridge County Show](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/curdridge-county-show/)
- [eccles cake](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/eccles-cake/)
- [banbury cake](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/banbury-cake/)
- [chorley cake](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/chorley-cake/)
- [Eccles](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/eccles/)
- [Manchester](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/manchester/)
- [Coventry](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/coventry/)
- [Oxfordshire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/oxfordshire/)
- [Battenberg](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/battenberg/)
- [Battenburg](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/battenburg/)
- [Bedfordshire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bedfordshire/)
- [Bedfordshire Walking Festival](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bedfordshire-walking-festival/)
- [Bedfordshire clanger](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bedfordshire-clanger/)
- [River Ouse](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/river-ouse/)
- [Great Ouse](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/great-ouse/)
- [Bedford Castle](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bedford-castle/)
- [Woburn Abbey](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/woburn-abbey/)
- [Whipsnade Zoo](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/whipsnade-zoo/)
- [Greensand Ridge](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/greensand-ridge/)
- [Dunstable Downs](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dunstable-downs/)
- [Barton Hills](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/barton-hills/)
- [salmon](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/salmon/)
- [Scottish Food Fortnight](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/scottish-food-fortnight/)
- [Scotch](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/scotch/)
- [honey](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/honey/)
- [Lindores Abbey](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/lindores-abbey/)
- [distillery](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/distillery/)
- [Lincolnshire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/lincolnshire/)
- [Burghley House](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/burghley-house/)
- [Gibraltar Point](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/gibraltar-point/)
- [Donna Nook](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/donna-nook/)
- [Wolds](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/wolds/)
- [National Baking Week](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/national-baking-week/)
- [bara brith](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bara-brith/)
- [biscuit](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/biscuit/)
- [cookie](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cookie/)
- [victoria sponge](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/victoria-sponge/)
- [mince pie](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/mince-pie/)
- [UK Sausage Week](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/uk-sausage-week/)
- [Scotrail](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/scotrail/)
- [Stanraer](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/stanraer/)
- [Glasgow](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/glasgow/)
- [Ayr](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ayr/)
- [Inverness](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/inverness/)
- [Highlands](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/highlands/)
- [skye](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/skye/)
- [carlisle](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/carlisle/)
- [kyle](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/kyle/)
- [gretna green](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/gretna-green/)
- [robert burns](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/robert-burns/)
- [walter scott](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/walter-scott/)
- [Caledonian Sleeper](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/caledonian-sleeper/)
- [Royal Scotsman](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/royal-scotsman/)
- [Jacobite](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/jacobite/)
- [Korker](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/korker/)
- [Vaughan](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/vaughan/)
- [Penyffordd](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/penyffordd/)
- [Aldershot](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/aldershot/)
- [Alf Turner](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/alf-turner/)
- [Rook](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/rook/)
- [ffestiniog](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ffestiniog/)
- [fairbourne](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/fairbourne/)
- [rheidol](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/rheidol/)
- [Welsh Highland Heritage](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/welsh-highland-heritage/)
- [Caernarfon](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/caernarfon/)
- [Porthmadog](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/porthmadog/)
- [Aberystwyth](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/aberystwyth/)
- [steam train](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/steam-train/)
- [Brockford](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/brockford/)
- [Ipswich](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ipswich/)
- [mid-suffolk light railway](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/mid-suffolk-light-railway/)
- [lakeside](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/lakeside/)
- [haverthwaite](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/haverthwaite/)
- [dartmouth](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dartmouth/)
- [ecclesbourne](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ecclesbourne/)
- [converted train](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/converted-train/)
- [hotel](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/hotel/)
- [B&B](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bb/)
- [petworth](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/petworth/)
- [st ives](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/st-ives/)
- [st germans](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/st-germans/)
- [Industrial Revolution](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/industrial-revolution/)
- [hotpot](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/hotpot/)
- [butter pie](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/butter-pie/)
- [parkin](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/parkin/)
- [Blackpool](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/blackpool/)
- [morecambe](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/morecambe/)
- [Heysham](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/heysham/)
- [Silverdale](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/silverdale/)
- [National Trust](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/national-trust/)
- [Lythan St Annes](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/lythan-st-annes/)
- [Formby](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/formby/)
- [rufford hall](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/rufford-hall/)
- [gawthorpe](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/gawthorpe/)
- [Kirkby Lonsdale](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/kirkby-lonsdale/)
- [Pendleton](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/pendleton/)
- [gifts](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/gifts/)
- [gift guide](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/gift-guide/)
- [mead](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/mead/)
- [kippers](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/kippers/)
- [travel](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/travel/)
- [Prince Albert](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/prince-albert/)
- [Christmas tree](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/christmas-tree/)
- [A Christmas Carol](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/a-christmas-carol/)
- [Scrooge](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/scrooge/)
- [Charlotte](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/charlotte/)
- [Great Expectations](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/great-expectations/)
- [turkey](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/turkey/)
- [goose](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/goose/)
- [mulled wine](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/mulled-wine/)
- [smoking bishop](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/smoking-bishop/)
- [food history](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/food-history/)
- [Twelfth Night](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/twelfth-night/)
- [Wassail](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/wassail/)
- [wassailing](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/wassailing/)
- [apples](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/apples/)
- [lamb's wool](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/lambs-wool/)
- [Dover Castle](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dover-castle/)
- [blue plaques](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/blue-plaques/)
- [holiday cottage](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/holiday-cottage/)
- [membership](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/membership/)
- [visitor pass](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/visitor-pass/)
- [Rabbies Tours](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/rabbies-tours/)
- [Cotswolds](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cotswolds/)
- [eco-friendly](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/eco-friendly/)
- [ethical tourism](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ethical-tourism/)
- [Dublin](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dublin/)
- [small group tour](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/small-group-tour/)
- [bus tour](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bus-tour/)
- [stars](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/stars/)
- [dark skies](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dark-skies/)
- [dark sky island](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dark-sky-island/)
- [dark skies festival](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dark-skies-festival/)
- [Sark](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/sark/)
- [Channel Islands](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/channel-islands/)
- [Enya](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/enya/)
- [Coll](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/coll/)
- [Hebrides](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/hebrides/)
- [Galloway Forest Park](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/galloway-forest-park/)
- [Scottish Dark SKy Observatory](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/scottish-dark-sky-observatory/)
- [wild camping](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/wild-camping/)
- [kielder](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/kielder/)
- [bodmin](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bodmin/)
- [Year of Discovery](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/year-of-discovery/)
- [Discover Wales](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/discover-wales/)
- [The Wales Way](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/the-wales-way/)
- [North Wales Way](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/north-wales-way/)
- [Cambrian Way](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cambrian-way/)
- [Coastal Way](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/coastal-way/)
- [Beaumaris](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/beaumaris/)
- [UNESCO](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/unesco/)
- [Menai Strait](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/menai-strait/)
- [Gwydir](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/gwydir/)
- [Devil's Bridge](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/devils-bridge/)
- [Mary Queen of Scots](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/mary-queen-of-scots/)
- [filming locations](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/filming-locations/)
- [Glen Coe](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/glen-coe/)
- [East Lothian](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/east-lothian/)
- [Snow Roads](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/snow-roads/)
- [Fynefest](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/fynefest/)
- [Fife Food Fest](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/fife-food-fest/)
- [Scottish Vegan Festival](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/scottish-vegan-festival/)
- [golf](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/golf/)
- [outlander](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/outlander/)
- [marmalade](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/marmalade/)
- [fruit](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/fruit/)
- [orange](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/orange/)
- [Dundee](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dundee/)
- [George Orwell](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/george-orwell/)
- [British Council](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/british-council/)
- [Paddington Bear](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/paddington-bear/)
- [Pam Corbin](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/pam-corbin/)
- [Scallop](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/scallop/)
- [Cinque Port](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cinque-port/)
- [seafood](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/seafood/)
- [st david's day](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/st-davids-day/)
- [stew](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/stew/)
- [cawl](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cawl/)
- [Durham](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/durham/)
- [year of culture](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/year-of-culture/)
- [heritage coast](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/heritage-coast/)
- [kynren](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/kynren/)
- [lumiere](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/lumiere/)
- [Durham Cathedral](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/durham-cathedral/)
- [Durham Castle](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/durham-castle/)
- [Tyne & Wear](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/tyne-wear/)
- [Seaham](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/seaham/)
- [Castle Eden Dene](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/castle-eden-dene/)
- [Nose's Point](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/noses-point/)
- [Hawthorn Dene](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/hawthorn-dene/)
- [Vale of Durham](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/vale-of-durham/)
- [Durham Dales](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/durham-dales/)
- [Bishop Auckland](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bishop-auckland/)
- [AONB](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/aonb/)
- [Chilterns](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/chilterns/)
- [Buckinghamshire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/buckinghamshire/)
- [Hertfordshire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/hertfordshire/)
- [Shropshire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/shropshire/)
- [Surrey](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/surrey/)
- [North Pennines](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/north-pennines/)
- [Mendip Hills](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/mendip-hills/)
- [Mendips](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/mendips/)
- [Malvern Hills](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/malvern-hills/)
- [garden](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/garden/)
- [Levens Hall](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/levens-hall/)
- [Kew](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/kew/)
- [Arley Hall](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/arley-hall/)
- [cheshire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cheshire/)
- [Studley](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/studley/)
- [Warwickshire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/warwickshire/)
- [shakespeare](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/shakespeare/)
- [staffordshire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/staffordshire/)
- [Countryside Code](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/countryside-code/)
- [Scottish Outdoor Access Code](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/scottish-outdoor-access-code/)
- [coffee](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/coffee/)
- [Oxford](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/oxford/)
- [Costa](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/costa/)
- [Starbucks](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/starbucks/)
- [UK Coffee Week](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/uk-coffee-week/)
- [Dover](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dover/)
- [white cliffs](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/white-cliffs/)
- [Walmer Castle](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/walmer-castle/)
- [Deal Castle](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/deal-castle/)
- [South Foreland Lighthouse](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/south-foreland-lighthouse/)
- [Dover Museum](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dover-museum/)
- [Roman Painted House](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/roman-painted-house/)
- [boat](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/boat/)
- [Kearsney Abbey](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/kearsney-abbey/)
- [Alkham Valley](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/alkham-valley/)
- [Samphire Hoe](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/samphire-hoe/)
- [equipment](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/equipment/)
- [dinner](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dinner/)
- [offal](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/offal/)
- [devilled kidneys](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/devilled-kidneys/)
- [Durdle Door](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/durdle-door/)
- [Jurassic Coast](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/jurassic-coast/)
- [Saint Wite](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/saint-wite/)
- [dorset knob](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dorset-knob/)
- [Thomas Hardy](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/thomas-hardy/)
- [Weymouth](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/weymouth/)
- [Cerne Abbas Giant](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cerne-abbas-giant/)
- [Lulworth](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/lulworth/)
- [Dungeness](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dungeness/)
- [Romney Marsh](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/romney-marsh/)
- [lighthouse](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/lighthouse/)
- [SSSI](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/sssi/)
- [RSPB](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/rspb/)
- [The Pilot Inn](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/the-pilot-inn/)
- [Derek Jarman](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/derek-jarman/)
- [Prospect Cottage](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/prospect-cottage/)
- [RHDR](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/rhdr/)
- [green space](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/green-space/)
- [Appledore](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/appledore/)
- [Darling Buds of May](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/darling-buds-of-may/)
- [A.A. Milne](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/a-a-milne/)
- [Royal Military Canal](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/royal-military-canal/)
- [Gusbourne](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/gusbourne/)
- [Woodberry Wetlands](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/woodberry-wetlands/)
- [London Wildlife Trust](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/london-wildlife-trust/)
- [Abney Park](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/abney-park/)
- [cemetery](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cemetery/)
- [swimming](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/swimming/)
- [black pudding](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/black-pudding/)
- [superfood](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/superfood/)
- [bury](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bury/)
- [world black pudding throwing championship](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/world-black-pudding-throwing-championship/)
- [Richmond Park](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/richmond-park/)
- [deer](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/deer/)
- [Mayflower](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/mayflower/)
- [pilgrims](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/pilgrims/)
- [Puritans](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/puritans/)
- [Plymouth](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/plymouth/)
- [Boston](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/boston/)
- [mobile app](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/mobile-app/)
- [Nottinghamshire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/nottinghamshire/)
- [Worcestershire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/worcestershire/)
- [Sir Walter Raleigh](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/sir-walter-raleigh/)
- [Elizabeth I](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/elizabeth-i/)
- [James I](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/james-i/)
- [Fairfield](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/fairfield/)
- [Charles Dickens](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/charles-dickens/)
- [St Thomas a Becket](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/st-thomas-a-becket/)
- [Old Romney](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/old-romney/)
- [St Clement](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/st-clement/)
- [Midley](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/midley/)
- [Ross-on-Wye](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ross-on-wye/)
- [Herefordshire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/herefordshire/)
- [old courthouse](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/old-courthouse/)
- [Goodrich Castle](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/goodrich-castle/)
- [Brampton Abbotts](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/brampton-abbotts/)
- [John Kyrle](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/john-kyrle/)
- [River Wye](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/river-wye/)
- [Forest of Dean](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/forest-of-dean/)
- [bed and breakfast](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bed-and-breakfast/)
- [cottage](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cottage/)
- [Wye Valley](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/wye-valley/)
- [Llyn](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/llyn/)
- [Clwydian Range](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/clwydian-range/)
- [Dee Valley](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dee-valley/)
- [Tintern Abbey](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/tintern-abbey/)
- [christmas market](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/christmas-market/)
- [Bath](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bath/)
- [Birmingham](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/birmingham/)
- [WInchester](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/winchester/)
- [Cardiff](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cardiff/)
- [Belfast](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/belfast/)
- [Jane Austen](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/jane-austen/)
- [Georgian](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/georgian/)
- [Regency](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/regency/)
- [2020](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/2020/)
- [year of coasts and waters](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/year-of-coasts-and-waters/)
- [#YCW2020](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ycw2020/)
- [lochs](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/lochs/)
- [shetland](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/shetland/)
- [islay](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/islay/)
- [Year of Outdoors](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/year-of-outdoors/)
- [oysters](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/oysters/)
- [huffkins](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/huffkins/)
- [cobnuts](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cobnuts/)
- [dover sole](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dover-sole/)
- [hops](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/hops/)
- [driving](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/driving/)
- [uk](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/uk/)
- [cheddar gorge](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cheddar-gorge/)
- [giant's causeway](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/giants-causeway/)
- [keswick](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/keswick/)
- [alnwick](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/alnwick/)
- [Lindisfarne](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/lindisfarne/)
- [north coast 500](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/north-coast-500/)
- [animals](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/animals/)
- [badger](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/badger/)
- [puffins](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/puffins/)
- [flamborough](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/flamborough/)
- [dolphins](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dolphins/)
- [Moray Firth](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/moray-firth/)
- [Cromarty](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cromarty/)
- [bbq](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bbq/)
- [barbecue](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/barbecue/)
- [UK BBQ mag](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/uk-bbq-mag/)
- [Marcus Bawdon](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/marcus-bawdon/)
- [Chris Arnold](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/chris-arnold/)
- [simnel cake](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/simnel-cake/)
- [Mothers Day](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/mothers-day/)
- [Mothering Sunday](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/mothering-sunday/)
- [Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/areas-of-outstanding-natural-beauty/)
- [butterfly cake](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/butterfly-cake/)
- [pub](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/pub/)
- [Nottingham](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/nottingham/)
- [ye olde trip to Jerusalem](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ye-olde-trip-to-jerusalem/)
- [County Down](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/county-down/)
- [Donaghadee](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/donaghadee/)
- [Grace Neills](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/grace-neills/)
- [Norwich](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/norwich/)
- [Adam and Eve](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/adam-and-eve/)
- [Bolton](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bolton/)
- [Bingley Arms](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bingley-arms/)
- [Gloucestershire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/gloucestershire/)
- [Stow-on-the-Wold](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/stow-on-the-wold/)
- [Porch House](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/porch-house/)
- [Warwicksh](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/warwicksh/)
- [Stratford-Upon-Avon](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/stratford-upon-avon/)
- [Old Thatch Tavern](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/old-thatch-tavern/)
- [Bardsey](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bardsey/)
- [West Yorkshire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/west-yorkshire/)
- [Llangynwyd](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/llangynwyd/)
- [Drymen](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/drymen/)
- [Clachan Inn](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/clachan-inn/)
- [St Albans](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/st-albans/)
- [Ye Olde Fighting Cocks](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ye-olde-fighting-cocks/)
- [Bell Inn](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bell-inn/)
- [prospect of whitby](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/prospect-of-whitby/)
- [old man and scythe](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/old-man-and-scythe/)
- [old yew tree](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/old-yew-tree/)
- [domesday book](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/domesday-book/)
- [royal standard of england](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/royal-standard-of-england/)
- [white hart](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/white-hart/)
- [Dick Turpin](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dick-turpin/)
- [Samuel Pepys](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/samuel-pepys/)
- [Pepys](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/pepys/)
- [Sheep Heid](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/sheep-heid/)
- [Elizabeth II](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/elizabeth-ii/)
- [Judge Jeffreys](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/judge-jeffreys/)
- [Skirrid Inn](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/skirrid-inn/)
- [Abergavenny](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/abergavenny/)
- [old ferry boat](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/old-ferry-boat/)
- [ghost](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ghost/)
- [Cambridgeshire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cambridgeshire/)
- [beaconsfield](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/beaconsfield/)
- [covid-19](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/covid-19/)
- [coronavirus](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/coronavirus/)
- [Heritage Open Days](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/heritage-open-days/)
- [European Heritage Days](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/european-heritage-days/)
- [Guildford](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/guildford/)
- [Albury](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/albury/)
- [Britons Arms](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/britons-arms/)
- [Knole](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/knole/)
- [Stowe](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/stowe/)
- [Whitley Bay](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/whitley-bay/)
- [gateshead](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/gateshead/)
- [Doors Open Days](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/doors-open-days/)
- [Scottish Civic Trust](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/scottish-civic-trust/)
- [John O'Groats](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/john-ogroats/)
- [festival](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/festival/)
- [virtual](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/virtual/)
- [architecture](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/architecture/)
- [shopping](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/shopping/)
- [artisan](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/artisan/)
- [products](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/products/)
- [burren balsamics](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/burren-balsamics/)
- [saltwater living](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/saltwater-living/)
- [journal](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/journal/)
- [cornish pottery](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cornish-pottery/)
- [vinegar](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/vinegar/)
- [pottery](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/pottery/)
- [british buys](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/british-buys/)
- [black butter](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/black-butter/)
- [Bramley](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bramley/)
- [Irish Black Butter](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/irish-black-butter/)
- [Caragh Chocolates](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/caragh-chocolates/)
- [land&water](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/landwater/)
- [Bradford](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bradford/)
- [photography](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/photography/)
- [art](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/art/)
- [calendar](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/calendar/)
- [Exeter](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/exeter/)
- [cards](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cards/)
- [Visit Britain](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/visit-britain/)
- [Escape the Everyday](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/escape-the-everyday/)
- [#escapetheeveryday](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/escapetheeveryday/)
- [weekend break](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/weekend-break/)
- [Christmas cards](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/christmas-cards/)
- [jam](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/jam/)
- [walking holiday](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/walking-holiday/)
- [West Highland Way](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/west-highland-way/)
- [Fife Coastal path](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/fife-coastal-path/)
- [Cleveland Way](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cleveland-way/)
- [Tudor](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/tudor/)
- [new year](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/new-year/)
- [Henry VII](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/henry-vii/)
- [Edward VI](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/edward-vi/)
- [Jane grey](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/jane-grey/)
- [Mary I](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/mary-i/)
- [Lucy Worsley](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/lucy-worsley/)
- [Epiphany](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/epiphany/)
- [Christmas carols](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/christmas-carols/)
- [Christmas pudding](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/christmas-pudding/)
- [potage](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/potage/)
- [Lord of Misrule](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/lord-of-misrule/)
- [Christmas Eve](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/christmas-eve/)
- [Christmas Day](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/christmas-day/)
- [Yule Log](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/yule-log/)
- [Hampton Court](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/hampton-court/)
- [staycation](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/staycation/)
- [Oxford castle](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/oxford-castle/)
- [Blenheim](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/blenheim/)
- [Highclere Castle](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/highclere-castle/)
- [Anne Hathaway](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/anne-hathaway/)
- [2021](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/2021/)
- [winter warmers](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/winter-warmers/)
- [knitwear](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/knitwear/)
- [Stellar Socks](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/stellar-socks/)
- [Angora](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/angora/)
- [Mohair](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/mohair/)
- [Corrymoor](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/corrymoor/)
- [socks](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/socks/)
- [felt](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/felt/)
- [hats](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/hats/)
- [beanies](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/beanies/)
- [Crofthouse](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/crofthouse/)
- [cashmere](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cashmere/)
- [blanket](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/blanket/)
- [throws](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/throws/)
- [British Blanket Company](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/british-blanket-company/)
- [#YCW20/21](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ycw20-21/)
- [spotted dick](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/spotted-dick/)
- [traditional food](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/traditional-food/)
- [British food](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/british-food/)
- [Glyn Hughes](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/glyn-hughes/)
- [The Lost Foods of England](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/the-lost-foods-of-england/)
- [The Oxford Companion to Food](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/the-oxford-companion-to-food/)
- [Alexis Soyer](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/alexis-soyer/)
- [Neil Buttery](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/neil-buttery/)
- [Valentine](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/valentine/)
- [Valentine's Day](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/valentines-day/)
- [jewellery](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/jewellery/)
- [jewelry](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/jewelry/)
- [Brighton](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/brighton/)
- [Blighty's](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/blightys/)
- [bath products](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bath-products/)
- [silk](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/silk/)
- [awards](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/awards/)
- [attractions](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/attractions/)
- [tiqets](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/tiqets/)
- [st paul's cathedral](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/st-pauls-cathedral/)
- [Chelsea](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/chelsea/)
- [football](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/football/)
- [soccer](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/soccer/)
- [Sherlock Holmes](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/sherlock-holmes/)
- [tour](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/tour/)
- [walkshire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/walkshire/)
- [Hull](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/hull/)
- [East Riding](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/east-riding/)
- [Driffield](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/driffield/)
- [Barnsley](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/barnsley/)
- [Ingleborough](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ingleborough/)
- [fidget pie](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/fidget-pie/)
- [Ludlow](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ludlow/)
- [Iron Bridge](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/iron-bridge/)
- [Shrewsbury](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/shrewsbury/)
- [Shropshire Blue](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/shropshire-blue/)
- [Shropshire Way](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/shropshire-way/)
- [Shropshire Hills](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/shropshire-hills/)
- [ham](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ham/)
- [Hairy Bikers](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/hairy-bikers/)
- [cider](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cider/)
- [Cornish Pasty](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cornish-pasty/)
- [St Piran](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/st-piran/)
- [Poldark](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/poldark/)
- [tin](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/tin/)
- [Cornish split](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cornish-split/)
- [Bodmin Moor](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bodmin-moor/)
- [Truro](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/truro/)
- [Mousehole](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/mousehole/)
- [Eden Project](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/eden-project/)
- [Boscastle](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/boscastle/)
- [Port Isaac](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/port-isaac/)
- [Beast of Bodmin Moor](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/beast-of-bodmin-moor/)
- [glass](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/glass/)
- [teatowel](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/teatowel/)
- [tea towel](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/tea-towel/)
- [lardy cake](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/lardy-cake/)
- [Culloden](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/culloden/)
- [National Trust for Scotland](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/national-trust-for-scotland/)
- [Earth Day](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/earth-day/)
- [Traceless](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/traceless/)
- [Yorkshire Wildlife Trust](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/yorkshire-wildlife-trust/)
- [herbs](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/herbs/)
- [Not on the High Street](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/not-on-the-high-street/)
- [strawberry](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/strawberry/)
- [strawberries](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/strawberries/)
- [summer](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/summer/)
- [eton mess](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/eton-mess/)
- [growbars](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/growbars/)
- [soap](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/soap/)
- [salt](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/salt/)
- [Becky Bettesworth](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/becky-bettesworth/)
- [south downs national park](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/south-downs-national-park/)
- [Louise Goves Illustrations](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/louise-goves-illustrations/)
- [candles](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/candles/)
- [St Eval Candle Company](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/st-eval-candle-company/)
- [gift wrap](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/gift-wrap/)
- [Nancy & Betty](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/nancy-betty/)
- [crackers](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/crackers/)
- [Perilla](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/perilla/)
- [alpaca](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/alpaca/)
- [Welsh Cheese Company](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/welsh-cheese-company/)
- [Charcuterie Box Company](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/charcuterie-box-company/)
- [trifle](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/trifle/)
- [Hannah Glasse](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/hannah-glasse/)
- [Elizabeth Raffald](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/elizabeth-raffald/)
- [jelly](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/jelly/)
- [custard](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/custard/)
- [fool](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/fool/)
- [Year of Stories](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/year-of-stories/)
- [Scottish literature](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/scottish-literature/)
- [Scottish writers](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/scottish-writers/)
- [#TalesofScotland](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/talesofscotland/)
- [Sir Walter Scott](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/sir-walter-scott/)
- [J.K. Rowling](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/j-k-rowling/)
- [Val McDermid](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/val-mcdermid/)
- [Robert Louis Stevenson](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/robert-louis-stevenson/)
- [Muriel Sparks](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/muriel-sparks/)
- [J.M. Barrie](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/j-m-barrie/)
- [Kenneth Grahame](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/kenneth-grahame/)
- [Hugh MacDiarmid](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/hugh-macdiarmid/)
- [Diana Gabaldon](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/diana-gabaldon/)
- [Edinburgh International Book Festival](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/edinburgh-international-book-festival/)
- [Scottish International Storytelling Festival](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/scottish-international-storytelling-festival/)
- [Ness Book Fest](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ness-book-fest/)
- [Paisley Book Festival](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/paisley-book-festival/)
- [Worcestershire sauce](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/worcestershire-sauce/)
- [Lea & Perrins](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/lea-perrins/)
- [Newcastle](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/newcastle/)
- [landmark](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/landmark/)
- [National Trails](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/national-trails/)
- [Absolute Escapes](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/absolute-escapes/)
- [Contours Holidays](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/contours-holidays/)
- [biosphere](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/biosphere/)
- [wester ross](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/wester-ross/)
- [Galloway](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/galloway/)
- [Southern Ayrshire](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/southern-ayrshire/)
- [Forth Bridge](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/forth-bridge/)
- [Antonine Wall](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/antonine-wall/)
- [New Lanark](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/new-lanark/)
- [cotton mills](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cotton-mills/)
- [Ring of Brodgar](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ring-of-brodgar/)
- [Desperate Dan](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/desperate-dan/)
- [Barrowland](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/barrowland/)
- [rum](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/rum/)
- [Smith & Weston](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/smith-weston/)
- [liqueur](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/liqueur/)
- [Dampney's](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/dampneys/)
- [Salcombe](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/salcombe/)
- [Land Rover](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/land-rover/)
- [Ben Nevis](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ben-nevis/)
- [Scafell Pike](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/scafell-pike/)
- [Glyder Fach](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/glyder-fach/)
- [Sawel](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/sawel/)
- [Tripadvisor](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/tripadvisor/)
- [Instagram](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/instagram/)
- [Ben Macdui](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ben-macdui/)
- [Cairn Gorm](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/cairn-gorm/)
- [Hellvellyn](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/hellvellyn/)
- [Skiddaw](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/skiddaw/)
- [Sgor an Lochain Uaine](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/sgor-an-lochain-uaine/)
- [Slieve Meelbeg](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/slieve-meelbeg/)
- [Slieve Donard Beg More](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/slieve-donard-beg-more/)
- [Anoach Beag](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/anoach-beag/)
- [Glyder Fawr](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/glyder-fawr/)
- [Y Garn](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/y-garn/)
- [Great Gable](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/great-gable/)
- [Ben Lawers](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/ben-lawers/)
- [Rutland](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/rutland/)
- [county spotlight](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/county-spotlight/)
- [Rutland Water](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/rutland-water/)
- [Rutland Walking and Cycling Festival](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/rutland-walking-and-cycling-festival/)
- [Rutland Food and Drink Week](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/rutland-food-and-drink-week/)
- [Rutland County Museum](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/rutland-county-museum/)
- [Oakham castle](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/oakham-castle/)
- [The Olive Branch](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/the-olive-branch/)
- [Hambleton Hall](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/hambleton-hall/)
- [Pippin](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/pippin/)
- [Barnsdale Gardens](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/barnsdale-gardens/)
- [laverbread](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/laverbread/)
- [seaweed](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/seaweed/)
- [bara lawr](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/bara-lawr/)
- [PDO](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/pdo/)
- [kitesurfing](https://britishfoodandtravel.com/tag/kitesurfing/)