Kendal is probably most famous for its Mint Cake, perhaps best known for being eaten by Sir Edmund Hillary as they completed the first successful ascent of Mount Everest in 1953. The Coniston Country Kitchen Larder are famous for their gingerbread and Christmas puddings, using recipes which have been passed down throughout four generations, which they’ve been supplying local farm shops with for over 30 years now. The Hawkshead Relish Company produce an award-winning selection of over 100 preserves which are handmade using traditional open pans in their base in Hawkshead village, all without any added flavourings, colourings or preservatives.įor something a little bit spicier, there’s also Mr Vikkis Indian fusion chilli sauces which are made up in Carlisle!Īnother famous Lake District export is the world-famous Cartmel Sticky Toffee Pudding, sold from the local village shop, where you can also pick up a range of other puddings, crumbles and sauces too. You can also visit their Beer Hall which often hosts beers festivals, gigs and other events too. There’s also the Hawkshead Brewery, who brew a selection of beers, ales, IPAs, lager and more in Staveley. The Lakes Distillery is one of the area’s big success stories from recent years, beginning with whisky, but now also producing gin and vodka too. The area has recently produced a number of award-winning craft breweries and distilleries, making use of the fresh, clean water in the area. However, there are plenty of other family bakers to check out in the area, such as Bryson’s of Keswick, Ginger Bakers in Kendal and Country Fare in Kirkby Stephen.
The area’s most famous bakery has to be the renowned Grasmere Gingerbread Shop, which has been working to Sarah Nelson’s original gingerbread recipe since 1854 and is still regarded as the best gingerbread in the world. Here are some of our favourite artisan food and drink options in the local area. If you like to sample some of the finest local produce when you’re away, then you’re in for a treat in the Lake District.
You probably know all about the incredible landscapes that the Lake District has to offer, but did you know that the region is also home to a fantastic food and drink scene, with scores of artisan bakers, chocolatiers, brewers and more taking inspiration from the natural beauty of the Lakes, to make some amazing produce. Home » Our Blog » Artisan Local Food and Drink Options in the Lakes Artisan Local Food and Drink Options in the Lakes
0 kommentar(er)
