The Official home of the World Custard Pie Championship.

Saturday 28th May 2011 Coxheath Village Hall

The Rules

Inspired by Charlie Chaplin, the World Custard Pie Championships have been held since 1967 in the village of Coxheath, Kent. Originated by Councillor Mike FitzGerald to raise funds for the village hall the contest enjoyed many years in Coxheath before disbanding and returned in 2007. Over the year's so many pies have been thrown at the Championship events, Teams competing from all around the world. Many Countries have followed in our footsteps, throughout the years; now once again the contest is back in Maidstone.

HOW TO SCORE POINTS

Each team member will be throwing pies at their opponents. 5 pies in the first heat, 7 pies in the semi-finals and a maximum 10 pies in the final. Points warded as follows;

• 6 points for a direct hit squarely on the face
• 3 points for a near miss hitting shoulder height or upwards
• 1 point for hitting any other part of the body
• -1 point 2 consecutive misses.
• Judges can award up to 5 points for the most original and amusing throwing techniques.

Join In the Fun!

We are looking for people to take part in this years championship either as a competing team, a stall holder at the event or sponsoring the day. To register your interest please complete the form below.