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Would you like more food related content for your site without having to update it yourself? Using our RSS news feeds now you can. Either use your favourite RSS reader to link to one of our RSS feeds above and start displaying our data in no time. Alternatively if you don't have an RSS reader or want a more complex integration, then click here.

As the ultimate online directory of the best foodie places in the land to buy, eat, learn visit and stay, FoodLoversBritain.com is the definitive gourmet's guide to Britain. Visit our site and you will find thousands of FoodLovers Approved producers, shops, farmers markets, courses and eateries, each and every one carefully vetted by renowned food expert Henrietta Green and the team.

This content can now come direct to your own site thanks to our new RSS feeds. These are the perfect way of adding a huge larder of food-related content to your site without the hassle of updating it yourself. The system is simple: use your favourite RSS reader to link to one or more of the feeds and start displaying the data. If you have any questions, please email harriet@foodloversbritain.com

There are a number of options available, so take your pick of one or all of the following:

• Events - Keeping you up to speed with the best food events around the country.
  
• Recipe of the Month - Seasonal recipes from the country's best cooks
  
• Book of the Month - Henrietta's reviews of the books every Food Lovers should be reading.
  
• The Little Green Book - An in-depth look at a particular seasonal food.
  

This month, The Little Green Book has become The Big Green Christmas Book - a bumper double helping of Christmas goodies through November and December. The New Year begins with a look at Bread in January, followed by Chocolate in February and Lamb in March.

We are always on hand to talk about how we can bring the best of British food to your fingertips. If you need help with the RSS feeds or would like a reciprocal link to your site, access to our huge searchable database, or to be added to our blog roll, feel free to get in touch anytime.

Henrietta's a veritable foodie database in her own right and available to chat about her undying passion for the best of British. If you would like to pick Henrietta's brains for tips, opinions or advice, you can do so at Ask Henrietta. To discuss working with us, email office@foodloversbritain.com