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These tables are concise and only show what is in the peak season for each month. Each type of food will usually be available for around a month after it goes out of season.

Beef, poultry and pork aren't seasonal in the same way as the other meats featured in these tables and so can be eaten all year round.

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Meat	Fruit and Nuts	Fish & Seafood	Vegetables & Mushrooms	Cheeses
Beef Chicken Pork Rabbit Venison	Apples Forced Rhubarb Pears	Elvers Mussels Native Oysters Scallops Wild Salmon	Cabbages Cauliflower Celeriac Chard Chicory Kale Leeks Lettuce Nettles Onions Parsnips Potatoes Purple Sprouting Broccoli Radishes Seakale Spring Onions	Ewe's Milk Cheeses Stilton

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Why do we eat Stilton at Christmas? Stilton is particularly affected by the diet of the cows who provide the milk. Due to the time it takes to produce Stilton, a Christmas Stilton contains the milk from cows on winter fodder and so is richer and creamier than at other times of year. Stilton is often used in cooking, but it is really best eaten on it's own. Perhaps with a biscuit.