This confidence thing is getting out of control....!

I blame Helen (chef at The Greedy Goose tearooms) really, afterall, no-one had ever suggested that I might want to go in for an award for my ice cream before. And ever since my mind has been wrestling with the possibilities and trying to overcome the doubts and self-confidence issues. Tonight I finally broke and googled "food awards". WOW, there are sooooo many different ones - the Food Quality Awards, Foodman Excellence Awards, Grocer Food & Drink Awards, EDP Norfolk Food Awards, Guild of Fine Food Freat Taste Awards - that I don't know which to enter first! Because enter I will....even though it is scary and might in all possibility end up as just a waste of time and money, if I don't enter, I don't stand any chance, do I? As they say, "Gotta be in it to win it!".

Goose is Greedy for Yummers....

....oh yes, I know....I really shouldn't try to write headlines. "Stick to what you're good at" was the advice I was given by my lovely careers advice teacher all those years ago, and according to Helen (chef at The Greedy Goose Tearooms), I'm good at making ice cream! I took her some to try today and she loved them! Yummers ice cream will be available at the Greedy Goose Tearooms, Mannington Gardens from Sunday 9th May.

The Galley at Horning

Another new outlet in my local area....The Galley at Horning is a tiny shop crammed to the hilt with every wonderful thing you can imagine, a true aladins cave of treasures. I love it's amazing variety and unabashed over-statedness. And you can now find treasures of an ice creamy kind in there too as they have decided to stock Yummers ice cream in their freezers.......

New ice cream outlets!!

Very exciting (and increasingly busy) times in the Yummers kitchen as I have recently taken on three new customers who are going to sell Yummers ice cream this summer. They are (drum roll, please!)......Smallsticks Barn Cafe at Cart Gap (near Happisburgh), The Hornbeam Cafe (125 miles away in Walthamstow, London!) and Nortons Farm Shop in Frettenham. It's so exciting to see my products in more little cafes and I wish them all every success in the coming season. Fingers crossed for some sunshine!