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Royal honour for Big Lunch West winners
Somerset Guardian
|June 12, 2025
A Somerset teacher met Queen Camilla in London after winning a contest to create shareable dishes for people to cook and eat together.
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Camilla attended a community lunch at Canary Wharf to celebrate community friendship and nature at Eden Dock.
Melanie Booth and student 15-year-old Ben Le Bas, both from North Hill House School in Frome, made it to the top five of The Big Lunch Recipe Search, a national initiative led by the Eden Project to find the country’s most shareable dishes.
Their winning entries - butternut squash empanadas and strawberry and vanilla cheesecake - impressed a panel of judges from the Eden Project, Co-op and Greene King.
The competition, which aims to encourage more people to cook from scratch and connect through food, was launched following research by YouGov for the Eden Project.
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