The UK Guild of Food Writers Awards 2014

The winners of the Guild of Food Writers 2014 Awards were announced on Thursday 5 June. The Awards, judged by Guild members, celebrate excellence in the field of food writing and broadcasting.

Guild President Xanthe Clay commented: ‘An Award from the Guild of Food Writers is the pinnacle of professional achievement, recognising and celebrating the best in food writing and broadcasting. The Awards ceremony was thronged with the great and the good in the field, as well as top editors, publishers, and television and radio producers, all buzzing with excitement. Congratulations to all the winners and shortlistees.’


Lifetime Achievement Award

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First Book Award

Great British Bakes by Mary-Anne Boermans

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Cookery Book of the Year Award

Brilliant Bread by James Morton

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Food Book of the Year Award

Mastering the Art of Soviet Cooking by Anya von Bremzen

Cookery Journalist of the Year Award

Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall with Nikki Duffy for work published in The Guardian Weekend magazine

Food Journalist of the Year Award

Tim Hayward for work published in FT Weekend magazine

Award for Work on Healthy Eating

The Food Programme: Sugar: Pure, White and Deadly? presented by Sheila Dillon and produced by Dan Saladino (BBC Radio 4)

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British Food Writing Award

Historic Heston by Heston Blumenthal

Food and Travel Writing Award

The Food Programme: US Southern Cooking and Chef Sean Brock presented by Richard Johnson and produced by Dan Saladino

Campaigning and Investigative Food Work Award

www.fishfight.net and Hugh’s Fish Fight presented by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and produced and directed by Will Anderson (Channel 4)

Food Broadcast Award

Our World: Coffee’s Cruel Secret produced and presented by Chris Rogers and produced by Guy Lynn (BBC News)

Food Blog Award

Poires au Chocolat by Emma Gardner (this blog is no longer active)

New Media Award

Sorted Food

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Food Magazine or Section Award

delicious. magazine

Restaurant Reviewer of the Year Award

Zoe Williams for work published in The Sunday Telegraph’s Stella magazine