Nantwich Food Festival is definitely going ahead this year after a two year gap due to Covid, organisers have confirmed.
And today they revealed two of the celebrity chefs who will appear at the festival between September 2-4.
Organisers have lined up celebrity chefs for this year’s Nantwich Food Festival, which they will be unaffected by current Coronavirus crisis.
The festival is scheduled for September 4-6, and attracts tens of thousands of people into the town each year.
Organisers have hailed another successful Nantwich Food Festival which pulled in 40,000 visitors and featured 200 contented exhibitors.
The three-day event saw various areas of the town packed with marquees and stalls with a wide variety of food and drink as well as live entertainment.
Four top chefs have been lined up to give live shows at this year’s Nantwich Food Festival.
Rosemary Shrager, Sean Wilson, Matt Tebbutt and Nigel Brown will be entertaining the packed crowds at the event set for August 30 to September 1.
Two celebrity chefs popped in to Cheshire College South & West’s award-winning restaurant, The Academy, to run special masterclasses for students.
Luke Thomas and Damien Wager tickled the tastebuds of budding chefs with demonstrations in street food and pastry at the Crewe campus.
Thousands braved the rain and mud to enjoy another spectacular Nantwich Show at Dorfold Park.
And as these pictures show, the weather did not put people off taking in the wide array of events, exhibitions and marquees on offer.
South Cheshire breakfast firm Mornflake will be staging a Gourmet Food Hall at the Nantwich Food Festival next month.
The firm, one of the main sponsors of the food extravaganza on September 2-4, will be setting up on the Bowling Green car park for the three-day event.
Food lovers will be served a treat when Nantwich welcomes two celebrated TV chefs to the town for the annual Nantwich Food Festival.
The annual culinary event will also showcase local and student chefs who will be cooking up recipes using locally sourced Cheshire ingredients.
Nantwich is gearing up for one of its busiest days of the year as the annual Nantwich Show comes to town.
Organisers say Nantwich Show ground at Dorfold Park is in a good condition, and the forecast is now looking good for Wednesday (July 29).
Leighton Hospital catering staff will compete for national recognition after winning regional heats of a competition. Six chefs from Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (MCHFT) have won places at Hospital Catering Association Hot Cookery competition on March 1.
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