Upcoming Events
TasteFaversham organises events throughout the year aimed at allowing followers to experience different growers and producers in the area
TasteFaversham organises events throughout the year aimed at allowing followers to experience different growers and producers in the area
In 2009 Elizabeth Carter (editor of The Good Food Guide) and her contributors ‘identified an area of excellence known as “the East Kent Triangle’”.
The annual FREE TO VISIT Faversham Food Festival takes place over the course of three days each year to celebrate the remarkable richness of our food & drink
WOW … where to start ?
As you know, Faversham Food Festival won’t be happening this year, but we wanted to offer the foodie community of Faversham and environs the opportunity to participate in keeping the Festival alive … hence our asking you to participate in the one element we are able to operate this year … nominations for Faversham Food Hero.
Thank you everyone who took the time to nominate your own local heroes … There have been scores of nominations with several heroes being nominated multiple times.
There’s absolutely no doubt that our local producers and suppliers really stepped up to the mark during the current crisis, meeting the challenges head-on and going above and beyond the call of duty – keeping our communities fed and watered, with smiles to accompany their offerings and deliveries.
So, this year the Faversham Food Festival will not make an individual award. Rather, we want to acknowledge and thank all the local nominees for keeping us going.
All of the businesses below were nominated at least once, and we list them all here, in no particular order – each and every one is a food hero – thank you !
Salt and Spice & Peel and Pips
Mighty Fine Things & Wasted Kitchen
And as we all begin to enjoy a gradual easing of restrictions, we ask that you please continue to shop local and support our local heroes … hopefully the Faversham Food Festival will be back in full swing in 2021.
Stay safe everyone.