Saturday, February 4, 2012 Meet the famous TV Faces of Top UK Chefs
Real Food Festival  
Meet the famous TV Faces of Top UK Chefs
Come and watch Top Chefs in action cooking live in the Chefs Theatre, including Raymond Blanc, Giorgio Locatelli, Thomasina Miers, Willie Harcourt-Cooze,... and many more

Willie Harcourt-Cooze

The Real Food Festival 

Real Food Theatre
sponsored by Scotland of Food and Drink

Willie Harcourt-Cooze...The cacao maverick is on a mission to introduce the confectionary guzzling Brits to the true taste of chocolate.

If that wasn't enough, he's even got the ultimate incentive - Willie believes that his chocolate will actually burn fat.

Hot from his new Channel 4 series, Willie will be at the Real Food Festival on Saturday to show you how to make the best of this versatile ingredient...

You can also see Nic Watt, the head chef at Roka, serving up contemporary Japanese robatayaki cuisine and Ashley Pallmer Watts, head chef at the world famous Fat Duck, more recently see with his boss Heston on the C4 show Big Chef,, Little Chef.

Real Food Theatre Programme.   

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   Remember to quote RFFNL2 to purchase your advance tickets at a reduced cost of £12 (£6 preview evening). The normal cost of tickets is £18 on the door (£12 preview evening) or £14.90 in advance (£8 preview evening).

You have until Friday 24th April to book your tickets. Ticket booking hotline on 0844 412 4642.

Because the organisers subsidise all of their small producers, when you buy a ticket you are directly supporting them to take part. Bookings are subject to booking and transaction fees..   

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Joshua G2, Site Intelligence and Positive Thinking
Mums,Western Australia and Kikkoman Soy Sauce
TheMarketingblog - Our release wrap up for this week

Brands are successfully adapting their communication to meet mums changing needs in today’s recession According to latest research conduced by integrated marketing agency Joshua G2, 52% of mums are now satisfied with the way brands communicate with them – a staggering 44% increase on last year’s research.

This indicates brands are successfully adapting their communication to meet mums changing needs in today’s recession.

Site Intelligence has opened an Australian office, signing RACWA (Royal Automobile Club of Western Australia) as its first client.

Positive Thinking has won a creative brief to increase awareness and encourage sales of premium brand Kikkoman Soy Sauce. The agency will devise a press campaign to encourage consumers to try Kikkoman and show them the versatility of the product.
 

The Real Food Festival, 8-10 May, Earls Court 1

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BBC and the ad that was not flighted
BBC executives feared a lavish TV advert would provoke a public backlash against overspending
The BBC spent £22.1million making trailers last year
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11693...

Sara Cox The BBC has ditched a lavish TV advert for Radio 1 because executives feared it would provoke a public backlash against overspending.

Radio 1’s top DJs including Chris Moyles, Jo Whiley, Scott Mills, Vernon Kay and Sara Cox featured in the three-minute film, which cost an estimated £700,000 and was shot at Pinewood film studios, where blockbusters such as Quantum Of Solace, Mamma Mia! and The Dark Knight were made.

The DJs were said to be dressed in outlandish ‘gothic’ costumes and filmed alongside wild animals for a surreal take on Radio 1, described as ‘magical’ and ‘Harry Potter-esque’ by sources.

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The Real Food Festival, 8-10 May, Earls Court 1
" In a world of convenience and rush we have lost sight of the pleasure of food"
Beat the credit crunch with real food - Philip Lowery

Philip Lowery, founder and director of the Real Food Festival

Philip Lowery, founder and director of the Real Food Festival argues that even in a credit crunched world there is an alternative to the so called convenience and value of supermarket shopping...

In a world of convenience and rush we have lost sight of the pleasure of food. Its reduction to a mere commodity or simply a fuel means that we are missing out on the delights of sharing with friends and family great ingredients cooked with care and attention.

By handing over responsibility for our diets to huge multi-national corporations who peddle ever more processed products with taste and nutritional claims that need massive marketing budgets to support them, we can no .......
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The new Dunhill Black aftershave advert
"He would make the perfect James Bond"
This is for the ladies - hubba, hubba, hubba. Enjoy!
http://www.adgabber.com/video/naughty-bond-moment-...

For "Black," a new Dunhill Fragrance, Atelier/London enlisted Henry Cavill from The Tudors to appear in this sultry, faced-paced spot. Dunhill Black follows in the iconic footsteps of the brand’s first fragrance, London, which was launched in 1934 and is a beloved classic.

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The Real Food Festival, 8-10 May, Earls Court 1
Teach your children how to milk a cow, make butter, and grow, prepare and cook food
  

Read the latest Real Food Festival newsletter.

The Real Food Festival offers much more than the chance to meet producers and sample their wares. Visitors can also:
Water buffalo

  • Watch some of the UK and Europe’s top chefs in action in the Real Food Theatre
  • Join four debates on real food issues
  • View unusual livestock, including Petal the water buffalo, rare pig breeds, chickens, and cows, not to mention outstanding ovines at the Sheep Show
  • Learn how to prepare and cook the highest-quality ingredients on a tight budget with Barry Haughton’s Bordeaux Quay Cookery School
  • Teach their children how to milk a cow, make butter, and grow, prepare and cook food in the Education Centre
  • Learn how to grow their own organic food at the Kitchen Garden, with advice on composting and planting seeds.

All you need to know about The Real Food Festival.
 

Real Food Festival & Peggy's Cupcakes
Peggy's Cupcakes - "These cupcakes were the best I have ever tasted"
I'll be taking part in the Real Food Festival at Earls Court on 8/9/10 May
www.peggyscupcakes.co.uk

I've been baking and selling cupcakes at Farmers Markets for a year now. I'll be taking part in the Real Food Festival at Earls Court on 8/9/10 May

Hi, I'm Rosalind fom Peggy's Cupcakes.

I've been baking and selling cupcakes at Farmers Markets for a year now. I'll be taking part in the Real Food Festival at Earls Court on 8/9/10 May.

I've just bought a cute ice cream van to convert to a travelling cupcake and tea van. It's called "time for tea and cake".  The idea is is to take it to events and festivals over the summer and sell cupcakes from it.
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Sir Alan Sugar
Apprentice blunder
reveals result before show.

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Real Food Festival
newsletter
 

Andreas Hilger

Andreas Hilger
has been named UK marketing director for the recently merged Anheuser-Busch and InBev businesses.

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Susan Boyle

The latest sensation from Britain’s Got Talent is
Susan Boyle.

She is Scottish, never married, in her forties and lives with her cat. Not much hope right? Well, she does sing a mean tune.
 

Farmer Roberta Edgar with some of the Exmoor horned sheep on her hill farm near Exford, Somerset. Photograph: Sam Frost

As UK shoppers tighten their belts,
organic farmers feel
the squeeze


• At least eight a month quit certification schemes
• Experts say long-term picture remains positive.
 

Liz Hickson

Crown Paints has promoted its marketing controller,
Liz Hickson, to the board-level role of marketing director.
 


An ad for the new Volkswagen Golf
is getting a lot
of unwanted attention.
 

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