Young British Foodies is back

Who? Young British Foodies

What? Young British Foodies, the competition which celebrates the unsung heroes in the food industry is back for the second year. As an alternative to the best restaurant or bar, it seeks out the best butcher or baker – the talent behind the establishments. The competition is now open for entries from across the UK.

When? Entry closes 30th April

Where? www.the-ybfs.com

How? See website for more information

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