Food Events: March 2010
1-31 March, Meat-Free Month, Nationwide
March is the month of the veggie, and there will be a range of activities and promotions to highlight the benefits of a meat-free diet. It’s not just your health that could improve by eating more vegetarian meals, there’s also evidence that the environment could benefit. Whether you want to bang the drum for the cause, or just eat less meat, there’s no better time to get involved.Website.
1-7 March, British Pie Week, Nationwide
Make the most of the last of the wintry weather this week, as Britain celebrates all things pie! There will be promotions in pubs across the country, as well as a nationwide hunt to find the face of British Pie Week. Why not join in the celebration of this classic comfort food by making your favourite at home? Website. Pie recipes.
Make the most of the last of the wintry weather this week, as Britain celebrates all things pie! There will be promotions in pubs across the country, as well as a nationwide hunt to find the face of British Pie Week. Why not join in the celebration of this classic comfort food by making your favourite at home? Website. Pie recipes.
1 March, St David’s Day, Wales
A day of remembrance commemorating the death of the patron saint of Wales, Saint David, on 1 March in 589. In 2007, a petition delivered to Tony Blair was unsuccessful in its attempt to make St David’s Day a bank holiday. It's an important event for schoolchildren, who used to officially have a half-day school holiday. Across Wales, a variety of festivals and parades mark the day, and it is traditional to wear either a daffodil or a leek on your lapel! Leek recipes.
A day of remembrance commemorating the death of the patron saint of Wales, Saint David, on 1 March in 589. In 2007, a petition delivered to Tony Blair was unsuccessful in its attempt to make St David’s Day a bank holiday. It's an important event for schoolchildren, who used to officially have a half-day school holiday. Across Wales, a variety of festivals and parades mark the day, and it is traditional to wear either a daffodil or a leek on your lapel! Leek recipes.
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