Can't get enough of Tanglefoot? Here are a few ways you can drink your ale and eat it. We've found four delicious recipes that use Tanglefoot to enhance the flavour and quality of some traditional dishes. Brace yourself for a taste sensation!

Add a touch of Tanglefoot to pork making a delicious combination. Full Details		This recipe uses Tanglefoot to liven up a casserole - the result is delicious! Full Details
This sauce is great with braised fish steaks such as turbot or shark. Full Details		Tanglefoot Ale Bread with Pumpkin and Sunflower Seeds. Full Details

Summer is here and the Great Outdoor beckons - time to haul that picnic bag out of the closet, dust down the plastic crockery, shake out the plaid blanket, and wonder yet again how you can do variations on a theme of cucumber sandwiches and chicken drumsticks.

Don't let a curly piece of bread and a bunch of tired watercress come between you and a good picnic - we have put together some great ideas for hampers which won't keep you slaving for hours in the kitchen, including, of course, your favourite Badger Ales.

Veggie Variety
Choose a quiche made with mushrooms and goat cheese (try the gourmet ranges in any of the major supermarkets); aubergine, pepper and mozzarella parcels (aubergine sliced lengthways, brushed with olive oil, grilled until soft. Roll each slice around a thick slice of buffalo mozzarella - the round one- and a chunk of marinated, grilled red pepper -also available in supermarkets- then secure with a toothpick); selection of fruit and an Entemanns Carrot Cake (easy to slice and easy to share).

Round of with some bottles of Badger Tanglefoot Ale Gourmet Feast
Cold Roast Duck Breasts are just as easy to cook as chicken, provided you remember to prick the skin to allow the fat to escape and roast the breasts on a bed of scrunched foil - a great gourmet alternative to the drumstick!; Jar of quality olives - such as Belazu olives in chilli and garlic; a loaf of fresh walnut bread, and chunks of cheddar and stinking bishop cheeses.

All washed down with a pint of Blandford Fly, which will complement the strong, spicy flavourings.

Family Hamper
Put together a pasta salad, made with crispy bacon, peas, chopped sun dried tomatoes and fresh parmesan, in a lemon and olive oil dressing; Breakfast pie, basically a quiche with a lid, filled with four eggs (beaten), bacon, cheese and tomato, bound together with a quarter of a pint of single cream; some packets of all-butter flapjacks - preferably organic - and punnets of strawberries.

Adults will find that Badger First Gold will go well with this meal.

Happy Camping!