It’s almost time for the BBC Good Food Show at the NEC Birmingham, back this year between 26-29th November. I’ve been part the BBC GFS Blogger Community for almost three years now and in that time I’ve met some great brands, tried some delicious new products (which are now firm favourites) and most of all, had a lot of fun.
If you’ve never been to the show before, here are a couple of first-timer tips:
Plan ahead!
It doesn’t need to be a military operation but a bit of planning will help and may even be the difference between meeting your favourite chef or cook. Grab a show programme on your way in and keep hold of it!
If you want to see the demos on the smaller stages, you will need to be there at least ten mins prior to get a seat! And if you’ve got tickets for the super theatre (lucky you!) make sure you have your bearings about you. Waking from one side of the show to the other can take time when it’s busy and once they get started, the lights go own and you’ll have missed the boat! This year, the super theatre has some really great demos on – including ones from Tom Kerridge and Michel Roux Jr!
Shopping
If you don’t have tickets for the Good Food Show yet, get yourself 15% off with special code BL15. To purchase, click here. If you want to see more about the show, you’ll find all of my previous posts here!
*Some content on this post has appeared on Gingey Bites previously*
