Are farmers' markets in Britain now just middle-class theatre for people who won't set foot in Lidl?
Every weekend, British town squares fill with stalls selling Β£6 loaves and Β£9 jars of chutney. Critics say it's less about supporting local growers and more about performing virtue in a Barbour jacket.
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