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FreeFrom Food Awards judging Day 1……

28/01/2014 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  3 Comments

Day 1 judges
‘So much excitement here at Foods Matter! As the first day of judging dawns, the bellows are blowing for the furnaces behind the ovens, the maids and under-servants are scurrying about, readying the formal judging rooms, and the products are beaming under their cling-filmed plates, showing off their best bits and revealing their most flattering angles… Thank you all for getting your products to us in time, some by the skin of their teeth, and we wish you all the very best luck – again we cry ‘may the best products win!’…….

So said Cressida this morning on Facebook – and she was so right! And here they are, the Day 1 Judges – hard at work on the Store Cupboard category – all 43 entries!!! They  had already worked their way through an interesting ‘raw food category’ (and had some heated exchanges about the nutritional benefits of broccoli) and the hardier judges were all set for a final session on gluten-free beer…….

beer judges

 

 

Here they are looking comparing colours six hours later…..

Tomorrow we move on to ‘Food to go’,  Pasta and Pizza and one of our new categories, ‘After dinner foods’….

Watch this space!!

 

Category: Coeliac/celiac disease, Dairy-free, FreeFrom Food, Gluten-free, NutritionTag: FreeFrom Food Awards, FreeFrom Food Awards judging, FreeFrom Food to go, FreeFrom Stores cupboard foods, gluten-free beer, raw foods

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  1. Ruth Holroyd

    28/01/2014 at 22:19

    Amazed you wrote this already! Great photos. Snoozing now, I will sleep well tonight. I can still taste all those beer-licious dight and lark ales… Hic

  2. Michelle

    29/01/2014 at 07:42

    I hope you did indeed sleep well last night Ruth! Great to see you and thank you for all your excellent contributions – as ever!!!

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