Mince pies

The Mince Pie Project

Mince pies

Who? The Mince Pie Project

What? Charity auction, The Mince Pie Project, is returning again this year with proceeds going to Galvin’s Chance and Crisis. Michel Roux Jr, Raymond Blanc, Marcus Wareing and Clare Smyth are all taking part and will each be baking a unique batch of 50 mince pies to be auctioned.

When? Midday on the 11th December to midday on the 14th of December

Where? Via The Mince Pie Project website at themincepieproject.com

How? Bid online

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