TMers have a wealth of knowledge of sourcing “stuff” at any time of year particularly now during lockdown. Many folks can’t or don’t want to visit the shops at the moment and many small food and drink producers have changed their business model to facilitate mail order or have been doing it for years.
So to the point. Would you be so good as to add the websites of your favourite mail order purveyors of food and drink to the thread, I’m not thinking of Tesco’s et al, I’m thinking of supporting the little guys and staying at home.
There was a black pudding and Cornish Pastie maker mentioned some time back on a thread drift ( hard to believe a thread drift on TM I know) anyone remember?
Turners Pies.
I’ve only had the meat ones, they do fruit ones but that’s not for me, and they are brilliant. I’ve ordered many times, they arrive well packed and chilled with reusable liners and ice blocks in the box. Freeze really well. They win awards year after year. Gluten free ones available as well
https://piesbypost.comMud Pies
https://mudfoods.com/Churchgate Sausage Shop
Great sausages, nearly all gluten free and made on the premises. The burgers are nice too
https://www.churchgatesausage.co.uk/Stornaway Black Puddings
https://stornowayblackpuddings.comOsgrow Meats
This company is excellent with a massive exotic variety of meat products, our grandchildren loved the crocodile steaks
https://www.osgrow.com/John Ross
Curers and smokers of salmon and meats, pâtés etc as well. Not used them yet myself but a friend has and the Queen likes them
https://www.johnrossjr.com/Wensleydale Creamery
The finest Wensleydale cheese and many other cheeses and products. It’s only real Wensleydale if it comes from Wensleydale
https://www.wensleydale.co.uk/shop/Cornish Yarg
https://www.lynherdairies.co.uk/Naked Wines
Supports small vineyards/wineries
https://www.nakedwines.comChristopher Piper Wines
https://www.christopherpiperwines.co.uk/Wine Society
£40 membership, £20 back as a voucher
https://www.thewinesociety.com/If this takes off I’ll update the first post as a central point of reference
