The market is held in a car park tucked behind Twickenham high street every Saturday between 9am and 1pm. Well, almost every Saturday - I found out later that this was the last one over the Christmas period…
First up was a beautiful selection of meat from March House Farm…beef, lamb, sausages, pork and mutton, veal and turkeys (seasonally).

Batch Farm Cheesemakers also had some samples to nibble on…I highly recommend the smoked cheddar and the garlic cheddar.
Gary's Fresh Fish really do offer fresh seafood - the lobsters were still alive…can't get fresher than that!
Boarstall Meats travel down from Brill (near my old neck of the woods!) with all types of meats - sausages, beef, burgers, lamb…
The Tomato Stall make the most of the Isle of Wight's climate and extra hours of sunshine to bring tomato sauces and rosy tomatoes to the market…

Now on to my favourite stall of the day - Cakehole. Even though we arrived quite late there was still a good selection of cakes..including the best cheesecake I have ever tasted - their baked cheesecake with chocolate cake. Lucky for Londoners, they visit a lot of markets in the city so have a look to see if there's one near you so you can try the cheesecake too!


Chegworth Valley Juices brought all types of apples and pears as well as pure juices from Kent. If you can't get to any of the markets they visit, you can also buy veg boxes, fruit boxes and juices from their website.

Look at these beauties from Manor Farm - sprout "trees"! They also sell all sorts of tasty veg including curly kale, purple sprouting broccoli as well as your more everyday veg like potatoes and onions.
Last stall of the day - Ye Olde Pie Emporium. I think they had a busy day as there wasn't much left. What they did have left looked delicious…big chunky pies with all sorts of fillings, pasties and sausage rolls…
Not all of the suppliers listed on the market's website were there so I'll definitely be back to see them!
Twickenham Farmers' Market - every Saturday, 9am-1pm
Holly Road Car Park,
Twickenham,
Middlesex
TW1 4HF
Twickenham,
Middlesex
TW1 4HF
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ReplyDeleteYour blog has been my most favorite, even after all these years! And thank you for taking us to the farmer’s market with you. It looks like there is some amazing and fresh stuff over there. I have been trying to write my dissertation for so long and now that I am done, I will go to this market and buy groceries and cook for myself just to Netflix and chill – Haha!
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