CELEBRATE a tasty Christmas with a selection of unique local flavours.
Lincolnshire sausage makers Oak Tree farm will be selling their rare breed pork products during the two-day festive food market in Victoria Street next month.
As reported, the market is part of the latest campaign backed by the Grimsby Telegraph in co-operation with North East Lincolnshire Council and Freshney Place shopping centre, called Go To Town This Christmas.
The event will mark the start of late night shopping and one member of the public will get the ultimate festive experience by turning on the Christmas lights and ride alongside Santa in his sleigh.
The festivities will whet your appetite with delicacies from around the country.
Oak Tree Farm will be showcasing their succulent pork sausages and crispy pork scratchings created from their hand-raised Saddleback pigs, a breed known for its high quality, tasty meat.
Keith Thomas said: "We have very good quality sausages, with a higher meat content than what you get in many shops, which gives them a better taste. All our pigs are rare breed saddlebacks, raised to high welfare standards.
"Our pork scratchings are double baked to make them crispy but not too hard. Our sausages come in six different flavours including Lincolnshire, black pudding and smokey bacon and honey mustard."
The Christmas market will be open on Thursday, November 22 from 3pm to 9pm and Friday, November 23 from 9am to 5pm.
To nominate someone special for a starring role in Go To Town This Christmas 2012, simply complete the coupon on this page and return it to: Michelle Lalor, Editor, Grimsby Telegraph, 80 Cleethorpe Road, Grimsby DN31 3EH. Entries will be received until November 7, when a panel of judges will select the top 12.
Details of the finalists will then be printed in the paper and you will be able to vote for your favourite until the winner is announced on November 14. You can also submit your nominations online using the form below.
