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Video supplied by Tracey Edwards, of The Fields Kitchen, in Market Drayton when the business was visited by the BBC property show Escape to the Country.<br/>The couple, Rachel and Tom, from Cheshire, were invited to try the local gingerbread, dipped in Port.
Video supplied by Tracey Edwards, of The Fields Kitchen, in Market Drayton when the business was visited by the BBC property show Escape to the Country.<br/>The couple, Rachel and Tom, from Cheshire, were invited to try the local gingerbread, dipped in Port.
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