(10 Dec 2024)
UK HAMPTON COURT PALACE CHRISTMAS
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Hampton Court Palace, London, UK – 6 December 2024
1. Various of Christmas deer decorations by fountain at Hampton Court Palace
2. Wide of Hampton Court Palace entrance
3. Various of stalls at Hampton Court Palace Festive Fayre (Fair)
4. Various of exteriors of buildings
5. Pan of stalls
6. Various of raclette being cooked
7. Various of set up shots of James Mays, co-owner, The Cheese Boys pouring raclette (melted cheese) onto sandwich
8. SOUNDBITE (English) James Mays, co-owner, The Cheese Boys:
"So traditionally they would take it around with them in the mountains while they’re working. And at the end of the day, they would melt it over some new potatoes, boiled potatoes and enjoy it that way. It’s quite pungent in it’s smell quite like a Camembert. So you won’t make any friends walking around with it. But when you start serving it, they’ll be coming over."
9. Close of sandwich with raclette
10. Wide of The Cheese Boys stall, people at work
11. SOUNDBITE (English) James Mays, co-owner, The Cheese Boys:
"It’s getting a bit more popular. I think Instagram really helps. So what we’ve been doing events so far, we’ve got a lot of people coming up and filming it. And then as well as that, we find a lot of people coming to us because they’ve already seen it on other people’s Instagram."
12. Top shot of stalls
13. Tilt down of stalls
14. Various of Cuppa Chai vendor preparing for trade
15. Top shot of stalls
16. Various of sausage rolls
17. Various of Christmas potpourri (dried fruit and pine cones) decorations
18. Various of candle stall
19. Mid of exterior of building at Hampton Court Palace
20. Set-up shot of Richard Fitch, historic kitchen manager, Hampton Court Palace
21. SOUNDBITE (English) Richard Fitch, historic kitchen manager, Hampton Court Palace:
"The food of Christmas is not as exciting in the 16th century as we’d like to think of it. Christmas Day is the first day of 12 days of the gradual build up of feasting, and it’s the end of Advent. So, the first meal is going to be just a normal meal for the King. They don’t have a specific Christmas fair or Christmas menu. So it’s going to be roast meats. It’s going to be roast birds, it’s going to be pies. It’s going to be jellies, small cakes, small sugar work on the table. But realistically, you wouldn’t notice the difference between a Christmas Day meal for Henry VIII and a normal meal for Henry VIII."
22. Various of XXXL (large) pig in blanket (sausage wrapped in bacon)
23. XXXL pig in blanket sausage being served
24. SOUNDBITE (English) Safia Canbakis, Event Coordinator, Poor Boys:
"We just thought, what’s the best part of a Christmas like Christmas dinner? Pig in blanket, so let’s make it huge. It’s what everyone wants, we just supersized it."
25. Visitors looking at Christmas decorations
26. Close of Santa decoration
STORYLINE:
LEADIN:
The royal palace of King Henry VIII is getting into the festive spirit, with festive food, Christmas decorations and activities for guests.
From Swiss cheese to giant pigs in blankets, the Festive Fayre (fair) has food fit for a King.
STORYLINE:
The halls are being decked out with holly and reindeers at Hampton Court Palace – King Henry VIII’s home.
Visitors enter through the palace’s grand entrance.
With over 100 stall holders taking part during this festive season, there is something for everyone.
These walls contain over 500 years of history but now artisan food makers are offering new seasonal treats.
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