Long before Caistor became ‘Caistor’, back in the Iron Age, its inhabitants were farmers who raised the perfect pigs. Now that’s a fitting heritage for us here at hog roast Caistor, isn’t it! It was only when the Romans invaded that we actually acquired the town’s name. Even today there are still some traces of our Roman forebears, for example, parts of a wall dating from the 4th century AD by the Church of St Peter and St Paul. But did you know that between the years 973 and 1030, Caistor was the site of a Royal Mint, producing coins for English monarchs?
I’m rather proud of the regal connection in this little town – something that’s also reflected in our lovely cast iron Lion Pump in the market place, which was built to mark Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee in 1897. In June this year, of course, people the length and breadth of Great Britain celebrated our current Queen’s Diamond Jubilee.
Hog Roast Caistor, A Centuries Old Tradition Of Cooking
Needless to say, our hog roast Caistor team were very busy catering for parties all over the town to celebrate the occasion with catering that satisfied many guests we catered a selection of menus from our traditional hog roast party menu 1 option to our full on party menus including things like canapes, starters seated main courses with salads and potatoes and a selection of tasty puddings that the kids are sure to enjoy. We offer a wide range of menus, but our hog roast in a roll and summer BBQ packages seemed to be particularly popular in May and June however over the years we have found that a traditional treat seems to go down very well at almost any time of the year and any event seems to be an excuse for hog roast Caistor catering. If you decide you would like to go ahead and hire one of our machines for your event, they can offer people the chance to enjoy a tasty barbecue style buffet but without any of the effort.
