Wildfoods festival at Cass Square,Hokitika.

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Location (city or town)HokitikaEventWildfoods festival

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Date Created16th October 2019CommentsSandy Brears I know I ate all that stuff as it was free or cheap, could not eat the sheeps brains.. I love wild game food. go to the wild food fest and check it out. book yourself into some digs somewhere early and enjoy

Heather Newby i have never been to one of those festivals.. would like to

Colleen Astwood Sandy Brears me neither and I lived in Hokitika, I think this was an earlier one.

Del Godfrey Heather Newby then mark 7 March 2020 and cross it off your bucket list.

Heather Newby Del Godfrey ive got the bucket!

Che Norris Me personally I didn't enjoy this at all because people get so so drunk and fall all over you? In the afternoon especially!

Sally Mehrtens Che Norris not anymore. It’s more family friendly with a fantastic music line up n social catch up time. Brilliant day for allDianne Norton-Taylor Funny how the stuff they sell as wild foods is the same gross stuff we had to eat as kids lol.....

Bryan Eckhoff We didn't waste shit like the younger generations do now days and they blame us for taking there childhood away and wreaking the planet with all their aircon ,ride to school in cars instead of walking all there throw away technology instead of fixing it etc etc

Jenny Gifford Bryan Eckhoff I remember Mum taking us to School once or twice. There was the Eckhoff’s, Ports, Muirdons and Bannerman kids. Haha no seatbelts in Morris Oxford.

Heather Newby I used to darn socks and sew buttons back on clothes and we never got a ride to school.. Even on wet days.

Che Norris And so I have only been once but never again. But I suppose it is not like This all of the time...

Che Norris The food doesn't interest me full stop!

Tania Pennicott Always a gud night out back on the dayz

John Paget Cant stand tripe now. Like eating a rubber mattress. I ate plenty of liver and kidneys along with brawn. My mum made it from pigs heads that we had to get at the butchers.

Heather Newby i love tripe.. Mum used to cook tripe and onions and it wasnt tough.

Deb Smith Only thing I didn't eat was the Tripe my grandfather used to cook up and eat every Sat. My grandmother refused to cook it...hahaha

Heather Newby its come back into fashion now in the posh restaurants! lol

Deb Smith Heather Newby eeuuuwwww.... lol Wonder what wine they have with it... white bubbles or a dry white...hahaha

Jessie Guy Yes we went once and it was great fun altho not too keen on trying some of the exotic like huhu bugs and crispy crickets. The drunkenness wasn't too good to see but the St John people were handling it in the expert way that they do. Well worth the experience

Bryan Eckhoff Went last year and this year not sure if its on next year

Colleen Astwood Bryan Eckhoff yes it is on next year

Jenny Gifford We have been 3 time. Absolutely loved it

Lynn Day my mum used to make brains n mashed potato for lunch. covered with melted butter n salt n pepper. yummy. could never quite take to the tripe. tasted like those white rubbers we had at school

Heather Newby Lynn Day i couldnt take the brains.. But we had to eat everything on our plates.. Loved tripe.. Mum cooked it soft

Margaret McBride loved tripe & onions.

Don Pearson Loved honey comb tripe and onions,also brains when I was young,but it was a no no when I got married.

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