The Travellers’ Food Club
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1558/ppc.27974Keywords:
The Travellers' Food Club, United Kingdom, 1930s, English cooking, English hotels and inns, standards, controlled vocabularyAbstract
The Travellers’ Food Club was founded in 1936 by James R. White. Its aim was to have its members report on meals consumed in Britain (but not Ireland) and to produce a guide based on those reports. Purchase of the guide constituted membership of the club. No other subscription was required. No advertising by establishments was accepted. This paper consists of an introduction to the club and then provides a reprint of pages 3–19 of the Reports.