Tavistock Town Hall Market by India in a Jar with a Dash of Devon!

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Namaste! Join the team of Top Hat Fun Chef Collin Pereira the culinary enthusiasts to experience the magic and power of culinary India in a Jar with a Dash of Devon at Tavistock Pannier Market held at the Tavistock Town Hall

Embark upon the most innovative and versatile curry food jar to hit the UK shores!

A treat to the senses! Dig in! Be Thrilled! Let the spirit of India in a Jar enliven your taste buds!
Om Santi Santi Santi!

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