Win tickets to the BBC Good Food Show

1st September 2010, 9:17am

EatOutMagazine.co.uk has teamed up with the eagerly-awaited BBC Good Food Show to give three lucky readers the chance to win a pair of tickets.

Winners have the choice of attending either the Birmingham show or Glasgow show and with a stellar line-up of foodies and top chefs it's a tough decision.

Gordon Ramsay, James Martin and MasterChef judges John Torode and Gregg Wallace will headline the Supertheatre at the event held at the SECC Glasgow from 22 – 24 October.

A month later, Gordon Ramsay, James Martin, Rick Stein and Gary Rhodes will be back at the NEC Birmingham with exciting culinary demonstrations from the 24 – 28 November.

Laura Biggs, managing director of BBC Haymarket said: "We are delighted to be featuring such a fantastic line up of chefs and producers at this years' BBC Good Food Show Winter. This is the second year that we have run the MasterChef Experience at the Show and I believe it will be even more popular with the addition of the MasterChef Restaurant and we are delighted to have Saturday Kitchen Live debuting at this years' Show. 2010 is one not to miss for any food lover.

"We're thrilled to be bringing MasterChef to Scotland. It's the first time that John Torode and Gregg Wallace have come to the Show in Glasgow and we are also delighted that Gordon Ramsay and James Martin are joining us again, to share their skills and entertain our show visitors. And with many of Scotland's finest producers also taking part in the show, it promises to be an unmissable event for those with a real passion for food."

Both shows will also feature The Producers' Village with Henrietta Green's FoodLoversBritain.com fair and Slow Food UK this area will be packed full of new and exciting food and drink products that cannot be found in high street stores.

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