The Honey Fair in Conwy has been held for more than 700 years, since the reign of Edward 1st. The f

In Snowdonia, we take food and drink seriously. Some of our local produce - for example Conwy mussels, Welsh Black beef cattle and salt-marsh lamb Harlech - is known throughout Britain and beyond. There are other more unusual delicacies are also becoming increasingly popular - as the outstanding range of beers made by Purple food warming trays Moose Brewery in Porthmadog.
Wherever you go in Snowdonia, there are plenty of high quality local produce. From corner shops selling home and locally made cakes and local chicken food warming trays eggs, which won awards for delicatessens and convenience stores that sell a wide range of local produce, something delicious is always available when you come to Snowdonia .
A holiday foods and farmers' markets are another way of discovering excellent gastronomic delights food warming trays of Snowdonia, and these - along with specialty stores - will be included on our list of ten ways to find local products Snowdonia.
Hosted Llyn Land and Seafood Festival in the Marina 2-3 June where dozens of local producers will have stalls where you can buy anything from sea salt and balsamic vinegar to seafood and sausage. There will also be a number of cooking demonstrations, and as the price of entry is 3 for adults and free for children, this is a cheap way to spend a day or two!
At Caernarfon Castle over the weekend of June 2 to 3, look for the Chef history. The modern cook recreating medieval number of popular dishes, and you will have the opportunity to sample the dishes food warming trays at the end. Normal admission Caernarfon Castle.
If you Betws-y-Coed, please call delicatessen shop in Good Health and sample some of the excellent local produce available there: pickles and jams, local cheeses and smoked fish. There are also delicacies from other countries, and unusual products such as vegetable seeds and a selection of Italian goods from Poland.
Perhaps best known for Glasfryn Park go-karts, archery, bowling and wakeboarding. But it must be remembered that it is a working farm, and it has a very special farm shop where you can buy fresh meat, expensive ingredients, and a great variety of home made jams and pickles, dairy products and goods from the continent.
Ogwen Local Produce food warming trays Market is held in Bethesda on the second Saturday of the month. Here you can buy all sorts of wonderful goods, including local meat, cheese, bread, cards, chocolate, jam, cakes, vegetables, plants, gifts, crafts and much more.
The Welsh Pantry in Caernarfon food warming trays is like Aladdin's cave was full of food and drink produced locally. In addition to all the usual products - jams and pickles, cakes and biscuits, local chocolates and so on - the Welsh Pantry is a great place to shop if you would like to purchase alcoholic beverages made in Wales. There is a good stock of beer Purple Moose, Penderyn whiskey and other drinks from the area.
Although it does not focus on local produce, the continental market in Barmouth 15-16 June deserves to be mentioned because it is so unusual event, with stalls from a variety of European countries under the care of stallholders wear ' their traditional costumes. All sorts of things for sale, French cheeses to saucissons of Corsica, the Italian hams and fudge Irish.
In Llanrwst, please go to Taste of Food delicatessen shop - the largest of its kind in England and Wales outside London. An impressive selection of food and drinks at Taste Food excellent, and if you do not fancy cooking yourself, food warming trays do not worry - excellent restaurant and brasserie Good Time is part of the business, and Welsh and international food fresh.
The Honey Fair in Conwy has been held for more than 700 years, since the reign of Edward 1st. The fair, held on Conwy High Street and Lancaster Street, is a great opportunity to chat with some beekeepers and buy local honey and products made from bees wax. There are also plant stands, local produce and much more - a great place to spend a rewarding day.
A month after the fair honey, come back again to Conway to enjoy Conwy Feast, which lasts for two days and that is always buzzing. In addition to the things you would expect to find at food fairs - stalls selling local produce, cooking demonstrations and so on - will also be seen livestock, food warming trays arts and crafts, Morris dancers and plenty of excellent live music . The Conwy Feast is an event so large, that should certainly not be lost - so make space in your diary in late October and off you go to Conway!
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