Talk: Foots, Lonks and Wet Nellies: Lancashire's Food and Drink
Join food historian and archaeologist Emma Kay for a culinary journey back in time, tracing the origins of some of Lancashire's most treasured and sometimes unusually named, dishes!
- Booking essential
From Vimto and Jelly Babies to Chorley Cakes and Hotpot there is lots to discover in the regional fare and dishes that have characterised Lancashire over the years. This mouthwatering talk will pick out some of the fascinating stories that contribute to Lancashire's food and drink history. As an extra treat you can try a few handmade local Lancashire treats and have a glass of Vimto at the end!
Emma Kay's book 'Foots, Lonks & Wet Nellies Lancashire's Food and Drink' will also be on sale, and she will be happy to sign a copy for you.
Please note: the food samples are all hand prepared by Emma Kay and use traditional ingredients including wheat, milk, animal fats, nuts and eggs. They are not suitable for coeliacs, vegans or those with food allergies or intolerances, please ask if unsure.
Our talks programme is popular, if talk is fully booked please join the waiting list and we will be in touch if there is space or another one organised.
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Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| Event ticket price | £8.00 |
The basics
- Booking number
Call 01282771004
- Accessibility
This event is in Servant's Hall in the basement, down 1 flight of stairs inside and flat access from outside.
- Meeting point
At the Hall.
- Suitability for children
Suitable for young adults and adults
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