Cornish Pasty Making with Ann’s Pasties

Join Ann’s Pasties for a hands-on Cornish pasty-making workshop, learn to crimp the proper way and take home your own handmade pasty to bake Ann’s Pasties is bringing a taste of Cornish tradition to Truro Food Festival — and you’re invited to learn how to make one of Cornwall’s most iconic foods. On Thursday 24 September, join the team from Ann’s Pasties for a hands-on workshop in our Chef’s Tipi on Lemon Quay. You’ll be guided through the process of putting together a proper Cornish pasty — from filling and folding to mastering that all-important Cornish crimp — all in a fun and relaxed setting. At the end of the session, you’ll take home your very own handmade pasty, ready to bake fresh in your own oven. What’s Included • All ingredients and equipment • Step-by-step guidance from Ann’s Pasties • Learn how to fill, fold and crimp a proper Cornish pasty • Your handmade pasty to take home and bake • A proper taste of Cornish food culture! Workshop Details Date: Thursday 24 September 2026 Time: 10:00am–11:30am Location: Chef’s Tipi, Truro Food Festival, Lemon Quay Group Size: Maximum 12 attendees Tickets: £15 per person Hosted by: Ann’s Pasties Even better, proceeds from the workshop will be donated to The Pasty Box CIC, supporting its work in the community. Need to Know • All ingredients and equipment are provided • Aprons provided (or bring your own) • Vegetarian pasty option available • Ages 12+ recommended • Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult • Please bring a container or bag to take your pasty home safely About Ann’s Pasties Founded by Ann Muller on the Lizard Peninsula, Ann’s Pasties has become a Cornish institution. Ann and the team have spent decades making pasties the proper way — using traditional techniques, quality ingredients and a real love for their Cornish roots. Book your place and learn to crimp like a proper Cornish pasty maker! Places are extremely limited, with just 12 spots available. Part of Truro Food Festival 2026, taking place from 23–27 September on Lemon Quay and across Truro city centre.