Magimix, leading manufacturer of high-quality kitchen appliances, has announced its sponsorship of Thame Food Festival (30 Sept - 1 Oct 2017), a celebration of Oxfordshire's finest food and drink producers, featuring appearances from celebrity chefs such as Raymond Blanc.
2017 marks Thame Food Festival's tenth anniversary, an exciting time for Magimix to commence a three-year sponsorship programme. Visitors will see live demonstrations of Magimix's hero product range of food processers, used by the likes of Jane Devonshire, who'll be cooking up a storm on the festival's main stage.
Visitors will also be able to experience first-hand Magimix's range of award-winning machines by visiting the brand's stand next to the main stage. Products on show will include the Classic Food Processor (in 5200XL, 4200XL and 3200XL capacities), as well as kitchen essentials such as Le Duo XL juicer, Le Blender, and Nespresso coffee machines. Visitors should also keep an eye out for competitions throughout the two-day festival, with opportunities to win fantastic prizes from the Magimix range.
Thame Food Festival takes place on the weekend of Saturday 30th September and Sunday 1st October 2017 and will be at the Thame Show Ground, Oxfordshire, OX9 3JL.
For further information on the festival visit www.thamefoodfestival.co.uk. For more information about Magimix visit www.magimix.co.uk or follow @MagimixUK on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Magimix products are designed to make life simpler for the serious cook. Most have their roots in professional products designed for commercial use. For this reason they work well and 'The Possibilities are Endless'. The range combines the best cooking traditions with today's technology and is supported by strong domestic use guarantees and after sales service. For more information about the full range of Magimix products visit www.magimix.co.uk. All Magimix products are available from department stores, good independent retailers and cook shops.
Thame Food Festival
This event, originally based in the town centre, has been going since 2008 and last year attracted in the region of 28k people. This year will see the festival relocating to Thame Show Ground and extending the programme over two days - Saturday 30th September and Sunday 1st October. Supported by Raymond Blanc, this year is aiming to have about 250 artisan producers alongside demonstrations from many leading chefs and bakers. The first day will be dedicated to chefs and the second day to bakers. The event naturally attracts a number of high profile celebrities from both the chef and baking world including Master Chef and Great British Bake Off stars.
