Train feast

picnic eggs
cherry tomatoes
cucumber, red pepper & carrot sticks
apples, grapes, bananas
yoghurt sachets
Hams & salami
Train station pork pie
Cheese
Organix crisps & biscotti
fresh bread - sliced
Gu afternoon raspberry & Blackcurrant pots
homemade popcorn
raisins


Dips:

Gordon Ramsay:
"With four young children we always include a few tubs of dips and dunkers - they're easy, nourishing and travel well. Mix flaked smoked mackerel, crème fraîche, lemon juice and a good dash of horseradish. Or we do chickpea purée: whizz a tin of chick peas with 4 tbs natural yoghurt, lemon juice and chopped fresh mint. Then pack a mixture of raw vegetable sticks, cooked shelled prawns tossed in olive oil and some grissini"

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