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Amateur bakers, crafters and gardeners are being invited to put their skills to the test in a bid to find the most talented makers in the whole of Nottinghamshire at this year’s county show. Organisers of the event, which takes place at the Newark Showground on May 13, are launching the definitive search for the best cakes, chutneys, artwork and homegrown veg from across the county as part of its relaunched Make, Bake and Grow section.
But no show is complete without the rural skills contest, including baking, preserve-making, crafts and growing prize fruit and vegetables, which has been rebranded to Make, Bake and Grow this year.There are 40 classes in total, such as children’s sections looking for the best decorated cup cakes, a collage of a butterfly and a tray of herbs, along with prize eggs, the best walnut and coffee cake, cherry scones and a plaited loaf.
She said: “The Make, Bake and Grow section is wonderful way to get more people involved in the county show, whether they have been dab hands for years or, like so many other people, took up their new hobby during lockdown. We know from previous years that there are some extremely talented bakers, gardeners and junior crafting fans out there so we have renamed this section to get as many of them as possible involved.
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