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Brakes suggests how to get involved in British Food Fortnight

9th Aug 2022 - 04:00
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British Food Fortnight (17 September to 2 October) is the ‘biggest national celebration’ in the nation’s calendar with hundreds of activities taking place in communities across the country.

There will be British Food Fortnight menu promotions in pubs, restaurants and major food service venues as well as across the public sector.

Education

Fun activities, foodie lessons and special menus will be available in hundreds of schools across the UK. Teachers are organising special lessons to teach the young about the food grown on their doorstep. School catering managers are running British Food Fortnight menus. Ans the Local Authority Caterers Association is supporting at a national level.

NHS

NHS Trusts are organising British Food Fortnight menus in hospitals across the country. The chair of the Hospital Food Review who also leads on food as part of the NHS England Improvement Programme is encouraging NHS catering managers to celebrate British produce in staff and visitor areas and on patient menus.

Universities

The University Caterers Organisation (TUCO) is encouraging its members to create special menus using British ingredients and to highlight British food on student menus. Fresher’s Week coincides with the Fortnight in many universities so it is the perfect time to celebrate.

Care homes  

Hundreds of care homes are taking part as they do every year. British Food Fortnight is hugely popular with residents. Special menus and lots of fun activities are planned. The National Association of Care Catering (NACC) is encouraging Local Authority Caterers and independent care home operators to embrace the national foodie celebration.

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Written by
Edward Waddell