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Eating Christmas

Posted On 11th December 20138th December 2013 By Charlotte Johnson

Jack Crutcher investigates the histories of the foods that now cover our tables in the festive period. From mince pies to turkey to yule logs, the history of eating at Christmas is extensive and international.

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How the Middle Ages made Christmas

Posted On 11th December 20138th December 2013 By Sarah Long

A medieval Christmas had both religious and pagan elements. James Brannan explores how Cristes Maesse was celebrated, referring to carolling, gift giving, and feasting.

Category: In Culture

Pub review: Mr Thomas’s Chop House

Posted On 1st December 20112nd December 2012 By Jenny Ho

Walking into this place really is (excuse the cliché) like stepping back in time – providing you can ignore the chrome coffee machine and smoke-less air of course. Housed in a former Georgian House on Cross Street, this Manchester institution first opened as a pub and restaurant by Thomas Studd in 1870. Before 1901, hard Continue Reading

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Everyday life in Medieval England

Posted On 1st October 20112nd December 2012 By Jenny Ho

A look at the Medieval dining experience and fashion of the so-called Dark Ages.

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