Today’s veg news is all about Spanish Hass avocados, also known as the “King of Avocados”, which are in their prime right now. Once ripened to perfection, they develop a smooth, buttery texture that melts in the mouth and a mild, nutty richness, thanks to their high content of healthy fats. They’re simply irresistible smashed… Read More »
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Veg news 25th Feb 🥬
We have got some absolutely wonderful chard in this week. There’s mini chard “on the foot” – as the French call it, meaning the whole plant, stalks and all, from our supplier Univert in Provence, plus a mix of French and Italian rainbow chard, as delicious as it is vibrant. Over in France, it’s all about… Read More »
Veg News 18th February
Today’s veg news is spotlighting beautiful berries 🍓 We have a wonderful range of Spanish blueberries, raspberries, and strawberries this week, courtesy of our growers on the continent. Mild, sunny winters in southern Spain mean these berries have the perfect growing conditions to develop their sweetness, bringing a much-needed dose of Spanish sunshine to a… Read More »
Veg news 11th Feb 🥕
It’s not often that we shout about the humble carrot, but they truly deserve a moment in the spotlight. A staple in roast dinners, slaws, and salads, yet versatile enough to feature in everything from crudités and purées to kimchi and cake! Nutritious, sweet, and full of flavour – we’re really enjoying them in all… Read More »
Veg news 4th February 🌱
The seed potatoes have arrived! And with that our thoughts turn to early spring and all of the things we are starting to look forward to as the days slowly start to lengthen. Close to the top of the list is definitely grow your own season. We get our seed potatoes from John and Rachel up in… Read More »
Veg News 28th January
This week fennel takes the spotlight in our veg news. The quality and flavour of the bulbs is superb right now, and it is also offering incredibly good value to boot, thanks to an abundant supply from growers in Italy, France and Spain. Fennel thrives in cooler temperatures, preferring to mature before the temperatures start to climb in… Read More »





