Learn about pasties and get a taste of Cornwall at a new foodie shopping destination, writes ABBY DRIVER
IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR FUN foodie things to do in Cornwall – look no further than the newly opened Cornucopia. The free-to-enter visitor attraction is a proud celebration of everything that makes Cornish food and drink so special here and across the globe. Oh – and did we mention there’s an interactive Cornish Pasty Heritage Centre too? It’s also conveniently located at the St Austell Bay Retail and Leisure Park.
‘As a county, we’ve got so much to be proud of with our food and drink producers – their influence can be felt far and wide and their award cabinets are bursting at the seams,’ says Trevor Broome, general manager of Cornucopia. ‘Couple this with the historical and vibrant setting of Cornwall and we believe that it’s unmatched anywhere else in the UK.’
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