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Doughn’t Stop Me Now: Exeter independents vow to ‘Get Exeter Baking’ for Sourdough September
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Three Exeter independents have launched the ‘Get Exeter Baking’ campaign to help local people enjoy the benefits and pleasure of making real bread at home.
Participants will be provided with information and resources to help them learn the art of making real sourdough bread, and to take part in a competition to show off their creations for a chance to win baking-themed prizes.
Organic September
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September is a wonderful month. It is a time to reflect on the summer behind us, to watch the colours of autumn slowly emerge in the hedgerows and woodlands, and to enjoy the last bright days as the swallows mass and dance in preparation for the migratory journey ahead of them.
Stories from the Field – Peter Hunt
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In the first installment in our Stories from the Field video series, we visit consultant beekeeper Peter Hunt on Dartmoor. Peter supplies the Real Food Store with excellent honey from his Devon-based bees. We spoke to Peter about the basics of beekeeping, the important role played by independent producers and why it is so important to buy local when choosing honey. Find out more about Peter and his beekeeping here: https://www.beesindevon.co.uk/ View the video of our visit below: Our Stories from the Field series is an initiative to help connect people with the food they buy. The Real Food Store...
ESSENCE of Exeter Event – Resilience and Recovery
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On Wednesday July 1, the Real Food Store took part in an ESSENCE of Exeter interactive business conversation entitled What’s in the DNA of a resilient company?
We’re Going Through Changes
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The challenges and opportunities of lockdown…
Change was in the air.
Exeter was getting quieter, footfall on Queen Street was going down, and the airwaves were full of bad news.
At the Real Food Store we knew that things were going to get rocky, but we never imagined how fast it would happen.