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Fan of fromage? Cheese Street returns to NW5!

London Farmers’ Markets Cheese Street  is returning with reblochon and bringing back the brie for 2018. The four-date season kicks off at Parliament Hill Farmers’ Market in Hampstead Heath on Saturday 28 April.

Cheese Street courtesy LFM

Cheese Street courtesy LFM

Supporting sustainable cheesemakers from around the UK, Tottenham local boys Wildes Cheese, and  Blackwoods from north Kent are joined by the likes of Quickes Cheese from Devon and The Old Cheese Room from Wiltshire for a day of tastings from10am to 3pm.

Cellarman’s cheese tours are sold out, so keep your eyes on The ‘Eel for news of future helpings of Cheese Street: Blackheath (17 June), Walthamstow (2 September) and Islington (30 September).

London street-food stalwart The Cheese Truck will be melting the best British cheese in its legendary toasties, The Poutinerie will be slinging the French-Canadian classic dish all day long, social enterprise Well Kneaded will be sliding pizza straight from the wood-fired oven and Mac to the Future will be carb loading ‘til you can load no more.

But what about my kale?! Don’t be cheesed off, all the regular farmers’ market traders will be on hand with the freshest, locally-produced fruit, veg and meat.

Insert shameful cheese puns here…or gouda’outta here.

Sorry.

Not sorry.

Published Monday 23 April 2018

Jellied Eel: With more than 50,000 readers, The Jellied Eel is the magazine for ethical eating in the capital. Published by Sustain's London Food Link to celebrate the best of London's local larder, each issue showcases the people and projects helping to put good food on the table. Annual subscription starts from less than £2 a month.

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