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No footty? I have 2 day tickets for the Foodies Festival, on Hove Lawns £15 the pair.



desprateseagull

New member
Jul 20, 2003
10,171
brighton, actually
Normal price is £13 each. Duped purchase, doh.

Need to collect from 7 dials area, Brighton.. PM if interested.

Various food stalls (maybe some free samples!), cooking demonstrations, bars, side shows etc.

more info on the event- www.foodiesfestival.com

Tickets are valid any day, between 2 - 4 May. Open from 11am to 8pm. ** PRICE NOW £15 the pair **

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Spider

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Sep 15, 2007
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What does one actually do at a food festival? This is a genuine question. I see there are chef master classes, but these require further (free) tickets when you're there. Are you essentially paying for the privilege of paying again to buy food?
 


Guinness Boy

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Jul 23, 2003
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Up and Coming Sunny Portslade
What does one actually do at a food festival? This is a genuine question. I see there are chef master classes, but these require further (free) tickets when you're there. Are you essentially paying for the privilege of paying again to buy food?

That's exactly what it was last year. Pay to get in then buy stuff. There seems a lot more to do in terms of demos, talks and classes this year. Got my entry tickets free anyway :p:cheers:
 






















neilbard

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Oct 8, 2013
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What does one actually do at a food festival? This is a genuine question. I see there are chef master classes, but these require further (free) tickets when you're there. Are you essentially paying for the privilege of paying again to buy food?

It's like paying to go into a supermarket! Avoid in my opinion! ???
 












Herr Tubthumper

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Jul 11, 2003
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