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Down at the pumpkin patch
As Halloween is just around the corner, this episode of Scran is all about pumpkins.
Rosalind finally gets back on the road again to visit two pumpkin farms - Arnprior in Stirling and Kilduff in East Lothian.
Opened in 2015, Arnprior was one of the first pick-your-own pumpkin farms in Scotland. Run by Duncan and Rebecca, who live on the farm with their children and Duncan’s parents, the Arnprior pumpkin patch is a popular family day out every year.
Rosalind then heads east to Kilduff Farm in East Lothian. Owners Lucy and Russ talked to her about their decision to open in 2018 and their quest to reduce waste associated with Halloween and pumpkins.
Finally we couldn’t talk pumpkins and autumn without chatting about some people’s favourite seasonal drink - the pumpkin spice latte. Find out how to make one at home.
Rosalind finally gets back on the road again to visit two pumpkin farms - Arnprior in Stirling and Kilduff in East Lothian.
Opened in 2015, Arnprior was one of the first pick-your-own pumpkin farms in Scotland. Run by Duncan and Rebecca, who live on the farm with their children and Duncan’s parents, the Arnprior pumpkin patch is a popular family day out every year.
Rosalind then heads east to Kilduff Farm in East Lothian. Owners Lucy and Russ talked to her about their decision to open in 2018 and their quest to reduce waste associated with Halloween and pumpkins.
Finally we couldn’t talk pumpkins and autumn without chatting about some people’s favourite seasonal drink - the pumpkin spice latte. Find out how to make one at home.
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By The Scotsman
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As Halloween is just around the corner, this episode of Scran is all about pumpkins.
Rosalind finally gets back on the road again to visit two pumpkin farms - Arnprior in Stirling and Kilduff in East Lothian.
Opened in 2015, Arnprior was one of the first pick-your-own pumpkin farms in Scotland. Run by Duncan and Rebecca, who live on the farm with their children and Duncan’s parents, the Arnprior pumpkin patch is a popular family day out every year.
Rosalind then heads east to Kilduff Farm in East Lothian. Owners Lucy and Russ talked to her about their decision to open in 2018 and their quest to reduce waste associated with Halloween and pumpkins.
Finally we couldn’t talk pumpkins and autumn without chatting about some people’s favourite seasonal drink - the pumpkin spice latte. Find out how to make one at home.
Rosalind finally gets back on the road again to visit two pumpkin farms - Arnprior in Stirling and Kilduff in East Lothian.
Opened in 2015, Arnprior was one of the first pick-your-own pumpkin farms in Scotland. Run by Duncan and Rebecca, who live on the farm with their children and Duncan’s parents, the Arnprior pumpkin patch is a popular family day out every year.
Rosalind then heads east to Kilduff Farm in East Lothian. Owners Lucy and Russ talked to her about their decision to open in 2018 and their quest to reduce waste associated with Halloween and pumpkins.
Finally we couldn’t talk pumpkins and autumn without chatting about some people’s favourite seasonal drink - the pumpkin spice latte. Find out how to make one at home.
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