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A Coronation Weekend That Fit To The Billing With Hog Roast Haddenham
We’ve been talking about it for weeks and weeks, but the coronation weekend has finally came and went, and it certainly more than lived up to all expectations as Hog Roast Haddenham teams from all over headed out to incredible garden parties, street celebrations, and private coronation parties to serve up a royal feast fit for the king himself! We’d like to tell our dear customers just a little about some of the incredible coronation events that we attended and how we helped celebrate a new king the right way. Our hog roast was out on show at plenty of events, both for indoor celebrations and those that took to…
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Outdoor Dining Returns For Spring With Hog Roast Great Shelford
It might not be immediately clear with the current gale winds and cold temperatures of Storm Otto blowing through the country, but Spring once again looms on the horizon, and as the weather begins to hopefully pick up and the days brighten again outdoor events can once again be a lucrative prospect with Hog Roast Great Shelford’s catering! Of course, as a primarily roast catering specialist outdoor events are possible for these wintery months too, as our comforting roast dining and our fiery spits help to warm up the occasion. When you’re being served fresh from our roasting machines too our foods will certainly come piping hot too to help…
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Host a staff training day in 2023 with catering from Hog Roast Hartford
If you are expanding your business in 2023, why not hire Hog Roast Hartford to help you out? Training days are important for getting a group of staff up to speed with new instructions, but they can be long, hard days for all involved. A great way to boost morale and keep things fun is to provide a delicious menu from Hog Roast Hartford as a lunchtime treat! Louisa works in recruitment for a clothing company based in the Midlands. In the last few years, the company has experienced a number of great successes and record-breaking sales which has led to the opening of a new branch. Part of Louisa’s…
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Hog Roast Marh starts the Halloween treats
Did you know that Halloween was originally celebrated by the Celts and was known as the festival of Samhain? The festival involved bonfires and people wearing costumes to ward off ghosts that they believed returned to earth as the worlds of the living and dead became blurred. Additionally, the 31st of October marked the start of the colder weather, darkness and end of harvest. It was therefore associated with death as people struggled in these colder months with staying warm and finding food. Halloween has evolved overtime to how we celebrate it today with fun activities and yummy treats. Hog Roast Marh does many Halloween events each year, it is…
