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A Harty breakfast thanks to Sheppey workshop

Alex Burden, Sally Roger, Victoria McCabe and Stephanie Durling
Alex Burden, Sally Roger, Victoria McCabe and Stephanie Durling

Tourism and hospitality businesses learnt how to serve a great Kent breakfast during a workshop at a Sheppey hotel.

The Ferry House Inn, in Harty, is taking part in a scheme which aims to ensure companies that serve a morning meal source at least 60% of their ingredients from within the county.

Representatives from B&Bs, restaurants, pubs and cafes were given advice on menu choices and making produce last longer on Tuesday, October 8.

Guests also sampled typical Kentish ingredients.

Businesses that offer self-catering were given hampers full of local produce to give to their guests as a welcome gift.

The day was organised as part of the Kent Breakfast scheme, which is run jointly by Visit Kent and Produced in Kent.

Sally Roger, of Visit Kent, said: “The feedback has been really positive. It is very encouraging that local businesses have shown a real interest in the campaign.”

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