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Romney's Kendal Mint Cake has been an essential part of numerous expeditions across the globe, including The Kangchenjunga Reconnaissance in 1954 - a year after the successful Everest Expedition. Romney's delicious Kendal Mint Cake has helped many explorers conquer new heights and has become a fa...

Read about Romney's summit of Everest from a 2002 newspaper celebrating the Queen's Golden Jubilee "On top of the world... How Kendal Mint Cake helped Hillary to conquer Everest... Kendal was literally on top of the world on Coronation Day when news broke that Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norg...

When it comes to fueling up for physical activities, choosing the right energy bar can make all the difference. While there are plenty of options on the market, one particular snack stands out as a time-tested classic: Romney's Kendal Mint Cake. This unassuming bar has been a favorite among athle...

Kendal Mint Cake is a well-known energy bar in the UK, especially among athletes and outdoor enthusiasts. The bar is made from sugar, glucose syrup, and peppermint oil, and has been providing a boost of energy for over a century. In this article, we will explore the benefits of eating Kendal Mint...

Here at Romney’s Kendal Mint Cake, we understand the importance of championing local business and how collaborations can highlight the good work being done by independent, family run companies in and around the Lake District. Local businesses don't only build a stronger economy — they also build...

Why is Kendal Mint Cake so popular? Romney's Kendal Mint Cake has a reputation as a restorative and energy provider among the world's leading mountain climbers. Visitors who walk or climb in the Lake District take it readily. Energy is produced when the sugar and glucose gets into the bloodst...

Kendal Mint Cake was first made in 1869 by Mr. Joseph Wiper. Mr. Wiper married Miss Thompson whose family had a small confectionery business. He worked in their shop at number 78 Stricklandgate, now the site of the Kendal Library. The Thompson family made many different sweets but Mr. Wiper’s sug...

Situated in the market town of Keswick, Youdale's Newsagents has been serving the local community and visitors for 63 years. The shop closes it's doors for the final time in early 2023 as it's owner Robert Youdale, has decided to retire. Youdale's was set up by Roberts Father, Peter, in 1959 and ...