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See What Happens At The Dorset Knob Tossing Festival

Created by Greer Riddell in Portfolio for Freelance on 08 Nov 2017

Watch Phillip hilariously experience the Dorset Knob (Biscuit) Festival in Dorchester from the knob and spoon race to pin the knob on the man.

Watch our Dorset Knob Festival Video on YouTube.

The Dorset Knob Festival is an annual celebration of Moore's Dorset Knob Biscuits in Dorchester.

What are Dorset Knob Biscuits?

Dorset Knobs are a unique savoury biscuit has been made by the Moores family from as far back as 1880. Each biscuit is baked three times and for a total of four hours. They are usually eaten with cheese, much like crackers rather than sweet biscuits.

What happens at the Dorset Knob Festival?

Beside the main Knob Throwing event, the organisers of the festival guarentee there will be additional fun knob attractions including Knob Eating, Knob Painting, a Knob & Spoon Race, Guess the weight of the Big Knob, Knob Darts and a Knob Pyramid.

There will be a the opportunity to purchase foods including knob cheeses, and knob jams.

The Dorset Knob Throwing record was set in 2012 and was 29.4m (96 ft).

Watch what happened when Phillip Stoneman tossed a knob for the first time, and asked other visitors about their experiences.