KENDAL MINT CAKE
QUIGGIN’S
KENDAL MINT CAKE
MAKING KENDAL MINT CAKE
FOR 140 YEARS!
Supplier of energy. Popular with climbers, walkers and outdoor pursuits.
Borne in the small Cumbrian town of Kendal, Mint Cake has become known throughout the world. It accompanied the first expedition to reach the summit of Mount Everest, been to the North and the South Pole and its reputation has continued to grow since.
Although very popular amongst the mountaineering and hill walking community, it is also used widely by cyclists and runners. Whenever energy levels are depleted, Kendal Mint Cake comes to the rescue!
The popularity of Kendal Mint Cake does not just rely on its energy giving qualities but is also sought after because of its sweet and delicious taste.
What makes Quiggin’s Kendal Mint Cake stand above its rivals is the use of a special blend of peppermint oils in its manufacture, giving it, its own unique flavour.
Quiggin’s Kendal Mint Cake is available in either the original White, Brown or Plain Chocolate Covered.
Why not indulge yourselves by visiting our shop and seeing our extensive range, including a variety of very attractive gift boxes.x
ORIGINAL KENDAL MINT CAKE…
Considered by many to be the original energy bar, Kendal Mint Cake, has changed very little down the years.
Renowned for its energy giving qualities, it has always been sought after by mountaineers, explorers, and walkers, and, in more recent years by cyclists, runners and other endurance athletes.
ORIGINAL KENDAL MINT CAKE…
Considered by many to be the original energy bar, Kendal Mint Cake, has changed very little down the years.
Renowned for its energy giving qualities, it has always been sought after by mountaineers, explorers, and walkers, and, in more recent years by cyclists, runners and other endurance athletes.
EARLY QUIGGIN’S EXPEDITIONS
“It seemed to be converted into energy almost immediately and we were able to undergo very strenuous activity for long periods without further nutrition.
It was a very essential part of our diet.I would certainly choose your Mint Cake as the main basis for energy production in the field, in any further expeditions. I know of no other food that would satisfy the exacting and difficult requirements of high altitude climbing so well.”
George B. Spenceley (F.R.O.S.) Nepal Himalayan Expedition 1957
“At exactly noon, I would take out the mint cake ration, break it into portions and place them on top of the sledge load. These portions, I would have one at a time, one every five minutes. This gave me enough sustenance to last until lunchtime.”
Geoff Somers Trans-Antarctica Expedition 1989/90
“It was under these extremely cold conditions that we appreciated the real sustaining value of Kendal Mint Cake.”
M. Lonsdale The Cambridge Afghanistan Expedition 1959