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Terry and Mason's Great Food Trip: Episode 4: Evesham

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Episode 4: Evesham

BBC Two - Terry and Mason's Great Food Trip, Evesham

Sir Terry Wogan and Mason McQueen meet a plum charmer and play football in Evesham.

Sir Terry Wogan and Mason McQueen visit Evesham in Worcestershire, where they meet a plum charmer, play football for Growers United and sample a pork pie wedding cake.

Sir Terry Wogan and cabbie Mason McQueen have pulled into the Worcestershire town of Evesham, situated in the fruit and veg basket of England. Here, they meet a plum charmer, play football for Growers United and sample a pork pie wedding cake. They also find time to dine in one of Britain's oldest inns and sample the delights of the asparagus festival.

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Sir Terry Wogan and London cabbie Mason McQueen are on a food trip around the UK.

Sir Terry Wogan and London cabbie Mason McQueen are on a food trip around the UK, seeking out weird and wonderful regional British cuisine and discovering how our tastes have changed over the years.

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