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www.brecks.org www.keystonetrust.org.uk Brecks Tourism Partnership 2 REFERENCE MAP 0 123 4 A Narborough To King's Lynn SWAFFHAM B Oxborough Hilborough WATTON C Mundford Great Feltwell Hockham To D Norwich BRANDON East LAKENHEATH Harling THETFORD HIGH LODGE VISITOR CENTRE E Elveden Eriswell Bardwell Honington MILDENHALL Icklingham F Red Lodge IXWORTH Risby Culford To Cambridge and London BURY ST. EDMUNDS G Crown© All rights reserved Suffolk County Council Licence No. 100023395 3 Where to buy the best of the Brecks The purpose of this leaflet is to encourage visitors, residents and businesses to buy local food, drink, arts and crafts. We want you to enjoy and celebrate the unique range of products the Brecks has to offer. Included in this leaflet are places to buy and eat locally farmed and harvested crops, varying from asparagus to apples and blueberries, as well as fine organic meat, fish, poultry and cheese. There are also locally produced apple juices, wines and ales. The Brecks has also inspired many award winning artists to create a variety of arts and crafts from a selection of materials ranging from ceramics to wood sculpture. Arts and crafts are a part of our natural resources, as they interpret the landscape and environment whilst also utilising the natural materials available. Buying locally boosts the economy of businesses and communities; the produce travels less thus reducing pollution; meaning the product is fresher for you, and you can often speak to the producer directly which ensures you get a better service. We hope you will share in our enthusiasm for the Brecks and delight in its distinctiveness through buying local products. To enjoy the best of Brecks produce you can contact a producer from the list or visit one of the websites listed in this booklet for further information. Details of seasonal produce and how buying local produce can benefit you and the community can be found online at www.brecks.org and www.keystonetrust.org.uk Eleven tourism businesses in the Brecks have achieved the Green Tourism Business Scheme Award (ranging from Gold to Bronze), they have been assessed on their environmentally sustainable practices, an element of which is their use local of produce. Green Tourism Business Scheme Award Winners Other leaflets in this series include: N Where to Stay (Accommodation) N What's on (Events) N Come Alive in the Brecks (Map based visitor guide) 4 FARMERS’ MARKET POULTRY AUCTIONS Swaffham Poultry Auctions organised by Fabien R. Eagle The Market Place, Swaffham, Norfolk, PE37 Elveden Estate, Elveden, Suffolk. IP24 3TJ 1st Wednesday of every month Every Wednesday 8:30am – 1:30pm Food & Drink Festival 19th –23rd October 2005 Lynn Road (15 yrds from BP garage), (Contact Swaffham TIC for further details) Swaffham. PE37 7BB Tel/Fax: 01760 440284 Mobile: 0374 295510 Thetford Entries accepted from 8am, Sale starts 11:30am Carnegie Rooms, Guildhall Street, Thetford, Norfolk For all classes of Poultry, Rabbit, Goat, Cagebirds, 2005 dates – 28th Jan, 25th Feb, 29th April*, Hatching eggs, dead Poultry and Game etc. 27th May, 24th June, 22nd July, 26th Aug, 23rd Sept, 28th Oct, 25th Nov, 23rd Dec* * = held at The Guildhall. 9am – 1:30pm MEAT/POULTRY Contact: Susan Glossop, Thetford Town Manager Tel: 01842 754038 NS* Burrage & Associates Email: [email protected] Rose Cottage, Hempnall Road, Woodton, www.explorethetford.co.uk Bungay, Suffolk. NR35 2LS Mark Burrage Wayland & Watton (NAFM certified) Tel: 01508 483814 Fax: 01508 483943 Email: [email protected] www.wilddeer.co.uk Watton High Street, Watton, Norfolk. Roasting loins, diced venison, steak and selected 1st Saturday monthly except January cuts. A variety of sausages all made from wild 8am – 12:30pm venison. Also deer stalking outings arranged. Contact: Barbara Harrold Check website for ordering online or visit us at a Tel: 01953 883915/883394 local Farmers’ Market. Open by prior Email: [email protected] arrangement. Wholesale and retail. www.wayland.org.uk NS* D.J. Barnard Butcher and Grazier Wyken Vineyards Mill House, Lower Road, Shropham, Wyken Vineyards, Wyken Hall, Stanton, Bury St Attleborough, Norfolk NR17 1EH Edmunds, Suffolk. David Barnard Tel: 01953 497018 Every Saturday 9am – 1pm Suppliers of quality meat reared on own farm. Tel: 01359 250262 www.wykenvineyards.co.uk Refrigerated delivery. Retail and catering trade welcome. What can I expect from a Brecks D3 F L Edge & Son Farmers Market? Market Street, East Harling, Norfolk. NR16 2AD Tel: 01953 717203 Email: [email protected] According to the National Farmers Retail & www.fledgeandson.co.uk Markets Association (FARMA), they should Traditional family butchers. EEC License No. 5238. consist of: Specialists in Norfolk poultry, beef, lamb and pork to the retail and catering trade and also "Farmers, growers or producers from a defined pre-packing for other retail outlets. Exciting range local area…..present in person to sell their own of sausages and bacon, hams and gammon. produce, direct to the public." Gluten and sugar free cakes and biscuits. Visit * Not shown on map. These producers use products from the Brecks but are located outside of area. our website, order online from Jan 2005 " All products should have been grown, reared, caught, brewed, pickled, baked, smoked or C3 Great Grove Poultry processed by the stall holder." Whews Farm, Caston Road, Stow Bedon, Attleborough, Norfolk. Tel: 01953 483216 www.farma.org.uk Christmas poultry supplies. Fresh free range Turkeys and Geese (dry-plucked). Visit us or telephone for details. Why not ask your local shopkeeper/supermarket about their policy on buying local produce? Ask them to stock local produce, show them this leaflet! 5 D2/C2 Henrys Hog Roast B2 Steven Smith Quality Meats Money Tree Farm, East Wretham, Thetford, 23 High Street, Watton, Norfolk IP25 6AB Norfolk. IP24 1RB Tel: 01953 498858 Tel: 01953 885467 Pork and beef roasted at your choice of venue. Meat/butchers Tastes of Anglia member. D3 Hill House Farm East Harling, Norwich, Norfolk. NR16 2LL FRUIT & VEG Mary Kemp Tel/Fax: 01953 717228 C2 Ashill Fruit Farm Email: [email protected] Swaffham Road, Ashill, Norfolk IP25 7DB www.hillhousefarm.net Ian & Pam Reed Tel: 01760 440050 Angus beef & specialist cookery courses. Check Our fruit farm specialises in 40 varieties of website for further details. Apples and Pears, our own apple juice and seasonal soft fruits available from our farm shop D2 Hoggies Spit Roasts at Ashill. Open Mon-Fri 9am-5.30pm, Sun First House, 78 Comfrey Way, Thetford, Norfolk. 10am-1pm and at local farmers markets. IP24 2UU Adam Parr Tel/Fax: 01842 751414 Email: [email protected] F1 Ashton Organic Orchards www.hoggies.co.uk Risby, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk IP28 6QS Catering/Hog Roast/Mini Roaster Hire. A full Tony Fuller Tel: 01284 811668 menu catered around our delicious Hog Roast. Organic apples New this year, a DIY roaster set up with pig at your venue, ready to cook and carve. E0 Crown Vegetables T & J.A Sore, Marward House, Stock Corner A1 J&D Papworth Farms Farm, Beck Row, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. IP28 34a Market Place, Swaffham, Norfolk 8DW Tel: 01328 855309 Tel: 01638 712779 Fax: 01638 712244 Quality butchers, selling locally produced meat. A family run business established 30 years supplying fresh English Asparagus during May NS* Little Abbey Farm and June. Natural handmade Noble Fir Low Road, Pentney, Norfolk. PE32 1JF Christmas decorations available December Diane Howlett Tel: 01760 337348 from farm. Email: [email protected] Home reared meat D4 Eves Apple Juice Flint Farm, Brick Kiln Lane, South Lopham, Diss, D3 Nunns Farm Pork Norfolk. IP22 2JS Grange Farm, North Lopham, Norfolk. IP22 2LR Tel: 01379 687281 Richard Nunn Tel: 01379 687296 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Growers of soft mixed fruits (strawberries, Assured Pork or Bacon direct from a local farm. raspberries, apples etc.) picked and PYO. Anything from a chop to a whole pig. Please Apple juice available all year. Can deliver or phone or email for orders/enquiries. buyer collects from farm. Please telephone for orders. A1 Organic Farming (CA) Ltd Manor Farm, Castle Acre, Kings Lynn, Norfolk. NS* Fairgreen Farm PE32 2BJ Hill Road, Middleton, Norfolk PE32 1RN Tel: 01760 755380 Fax: 01760 755548 Carole Knights Tel: 01553 844062 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.organicfarmingcastleacre.co.uk PYO or ready picked blueberries – family run Produce organic beef, lamb, poultry and farm with 8 acres of 4-5ft high picker friendly vegetables, which we sell both retail and bushes. Open mid-July to mid-September 9am- wholesale from the farm, by mail order and via 5:30pm Mon to Sat. Closed Sunday. Wholesale boxes delivered locally. Farm shop opening soon. and retail enquiries welcome. Many farmers encourage local wildlife onto their land, e.g. managing wildlife ponds and even promoting the nesting of rare birds like the Stone Curlew. 6 C3 Home Farm C1 Iceni Brewery Stow Bedon, Attleborough, Norfolk 3 Foulden Road, Ickburgh, Norfolk. IP26 5HB John & Valerie Dove Tel: 01953 483592 Brendon Moore Tel: 01842 878922 Email: [email protected] Fax: 01842 879626 Email: [email protected] www.homefarm-bandb.co.uk www.eastanglianbrewers.com Seasonal vegetables, fruit and home-made jams At the Brewery we use traditional brewing and preserves. Free range eggs. Telephone for methods to produce our large range of bottle- opening times. Retail and wholesale. conditioned beers (bitters, stouts, porters, milds and lager) which are available in our shop on D2 Raker Farms site. Open Mon-Fri 8:30am - 4:30pm Sat 8am – Thetford, Norfolk. IP24 1LS 2pm Closed Sundays. John Raker Tel: 01842 766085 Fax: 01842 763296 Email: [email protected] www.rakerfarms.co.uk D4 Suffolk Wine Company Ltd Vegetables (Thelnetham Vineyard) Lodge Farm, High Street, Diss, Norfolk.
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  • Summer 2019 Menu Front and Back Complete.Pdf

    Summer 2019 Menu Front and Back Complete.Pdf

    PUDDINGS HOT BEVERAGES CHEESECAKE OF THE DAY £6.00 POT OF ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA £3.00 Please ask your server for today’s Cheesecake of the day. POT OF EARL GREY TEA £3.00 TRIPLE CHOCOLATE BROWNIE £6.00 NESPRESSO AMERICANO £2.80 Warm chocolate sauce & vanilla seed ice cream. NESPRESSO CAPPUCCINO £3.00 ETON MESS SUNDAE £6.00 Fresh Chantilly cream, vanilla ice cream, berries & compote. NESPRESSO ESPRESSO £2.80 LYNFORD CHEESEBOARD £8.50 NESPRESSO LATTE £3.00 Norfolk cheddar, Binham blue, Norfolk brie, celery, apple & grapes, Lynford chutney & crackers. HOT CHOCOLATE £3.00 MINI BEEF BURGER £7.00 CHILDREN’S MENU with melted cheese, toasted bun & seasoned chips. MAC AND CHEESE £6.50 VEG PLATTER £4.50 Served with garlic bread. Carrot and cucumber sticks, hummus, pitta breads. CIABATTA PIZZA £6.50 SCAMPI AND CHIPS £7.00 Served with a dressed salad. Served with baked beans. Whilst all reasonable precautions are taken, we cannot guarantee that our foods do not contain traces of other allergens; we recommend that you speak with a member of our team before ordering if you have an allergy to any food stuff. Fish dishes may contain bones. Where possible, our fish is sustainably sourced and our ingredients are seasonal and local. Served daily our traditional afternoon teas include homemade scones, clotted cream and jam, finger Afternoon sandwiches, cakes and tea or coffee. TEA £15.00 per person Booking required - £5 deposit payable per person. Our cream teas comprise homemade Scones, clotted cream, ramekin of strawberry jam, your Cream choice of tea or coffee.