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Digging for Victory with Sophie Grigson and Jane Fearnley-Whittingstall

In the Company of Cooks


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Dig for Victory, one of the most successful campaigns ever created in Britain was designed to thwart Germany’s plans to starve Britain into submission in the Second World War.

Dig for Victory is strikingly relevant again today, when so many people are keen to grow their own food, albeit for rather different reasons.

Today the enemies might be climate change, the credit crunch and junk food rather than German U-boats, but then it was a necessity, a patriotic duty which people were glad to perform and it made them feel that they were making an important contribution to the war effort.

Sophie Grigson and Jane Fearnley-Whittingstall will explore how to make the most of your vegetable patch and the produce you grow.

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Imperial War Museum
Lambeth Road, London, SE1 6HZ
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Next in series

Saturday 19 June 2010
Off the Ration with Allegra McEvedy and Henry Harris: In the Company of Cooks
Rediscover the delights of food for free


This event is in the past. This is an archive page for reference.
 
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