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FRESH EGGS FROM OUR PINNEYS Free range eggs FRIDGE Smoked salmon 6 pack | £1.25 Local raw cream 114g | £5.50 Blackmore blue eggs 250ml | £1.65 Smoked salmon £2.50 Crème fraiche 227g | £9.95 Blackmore brown eggs 200g | £1.50 Smoked salmon paté £2.50 Ricotta £4.95 Quail eggs 250g | £2.00 Smoked fish paté £2.95 Mascapone £4.50 250g | £2.50 BUTTER Full fat soft cheese PALFREY Salted butter block 200g | £1.50 AND HALL Cottage cheese £2.00 Prices vary dependent 250g | £1.40 Unsalted butter block on weight £2.00 Cottage cheese with chives 250g | £1.40 Bungay raw butter Unsmoked back bacon Collier’s extra mature £4.50 £3 to £4 cheddar block Smoked back bacon 350g | £3.95 MILK £3 to £4 Collier’s extra mature Suffolk black back bacon Local semi skimmed milk cheddar bulk block £3 to £4 1 litre | £1.25 Approx. 1.25kg | £10.00 Smoked streaky bacon Local whole milk Mozzarella ball £3 to £4 1 litre | £1.25 £1.25 Suffolk black streaky bacon Buffalo mozzarella £3 to £4 BREAD £2.50 White farmhouse loaf Halloumi Small | £1.10 £2.95 Granary farmhouse loaf Small | £1.10 POTS Wholemeal farmhouse loaf Houmous Small | £1.10 250g | £2.50 White sliced loaf Taramasalata Large | £1.90 250g | £2.50 Granary sliced loaf Large | £1.90 FERMENTED Olive and oregano bread Kimchi £2.00 £4.95 Seeded cob Kraut £1.70 £4.50 THE ESSENTIALS BLACK DOG BUTTERWORTHS CAWSTON APIARIES TEA PRESS Oat and honey English breakfast -Apple juice Granola | £3.95 Teabags | £3.75 -Apple and elderflower Honey fruit and nut Earl grey -Apple and rhubarb juice Granola | £3.95 Teabags | £4.50 -Apple and ginger juice Suffolk gold blend £2.95 per carton GLUTEN Teabags | £4.50 FREE OAT Suffolk special blend JUICE Teabags | £3.75 PANTRY High House Fruit Farms apple juice Maple and pecan BUTTERWORTHS £3.25 Granola | £4.95 COFFEE Cherry and almond Big Tom tomato juice Granola | £4.95 100% espresso £3.25 Peanut butter and chia seed Beans | £8.50 Granola | £4.95 100% espresso Ground | £8.50 NORFOLK ‘Carrot cake’ CORDIALS Porridge | £4.95 Espresso Latino -Wild elderflower Cherry and almond Beans | £6.75 -Elderflower and cucumber Porridge | £4.95 Espresso Latino Ground | £6.75 -Rhubarb, orange and ginger -Redcurrant and grapefruit SPREADS Artisan espresso -Strawberry and lime Local honey Beans | £4.95 -Raspberry Set | £5.25 Artisan espresso £4.50 per bottle Local honey Ground | £4.95 Runny | £5.25 Ethiopian Local marmalade Beans | £8.50 £3.95 Ethiopian Local jam Ground | £8.50 £3.95 Colombian Beans | £6.95 Colombian Ground | £6.95 Decaf Beans | £7.95 Decaf Ground | £7.95 FROM OUR DELI COUNTER OLIVES AND HAM QUICHES ANTIPASTI Unsmoked Norfolk ham £3.75 each All £2.00 per 100g 6 slices | £2.50 to £3.50 Small full pot approx. £5.00 Smoked Norfolk ham Classic bacon, cheddar Large full pot approx. £8.00 6 slices | £2.50 to £3.50 and onion Sliced prosciutto Please state how much 100g | £3.95 Chorizo, mozzarella you would like: and sundried tomato CHORIZO Pitted Kalamata olives Mushroom, leek Fresh cooking chorizo and Wells Alpine Pitted green Halkidiki Approx. 100g | £1.20 olives Goats cheese and roasted ratatouille PATÉ Mixed pitted olives with rosemary and garlic All £2.25/100g Petit pois, pesto and watercress Pitted green olives with Handmade chicken lemon and herbs liver paté Smoked salmon and rocket French black olives Handmade duck Stone in liver paté HANDRAISED PORK PIES Nocellara olives Handmade pork and Early harvest | stone in Suffolk cider terrine Individual pie £1.75 Garlic stuffed green olives Large pie SAUSAGE 1lb | £5.50 Almond stuffed green olives ROLL S BRAYS COTTAGE £3.50 per roll Feta stuffed green olives PORK PIES Sundried tomato stuffed -Traditional pork £3.25 per pie green olives -Onion marmalade -Plain Pimento stuffed green olives and mustard pork -Chilli Piri piri stuffed green olives -Spiced sweet potato Vegan -Onion marmalade Peppers stuffed with ricotta PESTO Sunblushed tomatoes Fresh green pesto Pot | £3.50 Balsamic onions Artichoke hearts Please state quantity OUR CHEESE COUNTER HARD Ossau Iraty LOCAL CHEESE £3.10/100g CHEESE Black Bomber Baron Bigod Goat Log £1.75/100g £2.50/100g £1.35/100g Red Storm Baby Baron Bigod Ticklemore £1.75/100g 200g | £6.50 £3.25/100g Pitchfork Cheddar St Jude Parmesan Reggiano £2.85/100g £5.50 £2.40/100g Lincolnshire Poacher SOFT St Cera £2.15/100g £5.95 CHEESE Montgomery Cheddar Roquefort Wells Alpine £2.05/100g £3.20/100g £2.20/100g Keen’s Cheddar Dolcelatte Norfolk Walsingham £1.80/100g £1.55/100g £2.00/100g Cornish Yarg Gorgonzola Norfolk Dapple £2.20/100g £1.70/100g £2.10/100g Smoked Norfolk Dapple Cornish Yarg with wild garlic BLUE £2.20/100g £2.35/100g CHEESE Cheshire Appleby’s Red Blacksticks Blue Binham Blue £2.20/100g £2.00/100g £2.25/100g Wensleydale Oxford Blue Suffolk Blue £1.40/100g £2.00/100g £2.25/100g Mrs. Kirkham’s Lancashire Cropwell Bishop Stilton Norfolk Mardler £1.85/100g £1.75/100g £3.00/100g Jarlsberg Stichelton £1.50/100g £3.50/100g Old Amsterdam Stinking Bishop £1.95/100g £3.55/100g Manchego £1.95/100g Pecorino Sardo £2.20/100g PERFECTLY PAIRS WITH PETER’S SEGGIANO CRISPS YARD Classic grissini Truffle crisps Selection box Wholewheat grissini £3.95 £6.95 Classic lingue flatbreads Luchito nachos Sourdough crispbreads Rosemary lingue flatbreads £2.50 £3.95 Parmesan lingue flatbreads Sourdough crispbreads £3.95 per box CHUTNEY Mini | £2.95 We’ve hundreds, let us choose Classic lingue flatbreads or specify your favourite... 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EASTGATE Mini | £3.25 Toasts for cheese: Parmesan lingue flatbreads LARDER Apricot | Date Mini | £3.25 -Medlar jelly Cherry | Quince -Medlar cheese £3.40 per box GLUTEN FREE £4.50 per jar CRACKERS Crackers for cheese: TRACKLEMENTS Chive | Chilli | Basil | Fig -Water crackers Rosemary | Olive oil and sea -Olive oil and sea salt -Strong English mustard salt |Walnut and honey -Roasted onion and -Dijon mustard Lemon and sea salt nigella seed wafers -Spiced honey mustard £2.50 per box -Hot pepper, coriander -Hot wholegrain mustard and lime wafers £2.25 per jar -Wheat rounds -Oak smoked garlic and -Charcoal squares black poppy seed wafers Strong horseradish and cream -Bath squares -Cracked black pepper £2.75 -Oatcakes and smoked sea salt wafers £2.95 per box £2.95 per box Water crackers PIPERS £1.95 CRISPS Sea salt | Cheddar and onion C O T T A G E Black pepper and sea salt DELIGHT Sweet chilli | Cider vinegar -Cheese palmiers and sea salt | Wild thyme -Cheese twists and rosemary | Chorizo -Cheese straws £2.00 per bag £3.50 per box FOR THE PANTRY ESSENTIALS TRUFFLE BRINDISA Seggiano cherry tomato salsa Truffle oil JARS £2.95 White | £5.50 Haricot beans Tinned chopped tomatoes Black | £5.50 £3.25 £1.50 White truffle balsamic Green lentils Tinned plum tomatoes £6.25 £3.25 £1.50 Chickpeas Tinned cherry tomatoes OILS £3.75 £1.75 Butter beans Extra virgin olive oil San Marzano peeled £4.75 plum tomatoes 500ml | £4.50 Hillfarm rapeseed oil £1.95 STOKES Seggiano passata 750ml | £7.95 £2.95 Odysea kalamata olive oil Tomato ketchup Tomato puree 1 litre | £9.95 Small bottle | £2.75 £1.50 3 litre | £24.95 Tomato ketchup Pomegranate molasses 5 litre | £35.95 Large bottle | £3.75 £3.95 Real mayonnaise Date molasses ASPALLS £3.25 Tartare sauce £3.95 VINEGAR Panko breadcrumbs £3.50 £1.95 £1.75 per bottle Cranberry sauce Preserved lemons £3.50 £3.75 Red wine | Cyder Redcurrant jelly Coconut milk White wine £3.50 £1.95 Mint sauce Harrisa paste BALSAMIC £3.50 £3.75 VINEGAR Maldon sea salt £2.50 Bronze Silver Gold ORTIZ £8.95 £11.95 £19.95 Arborio rice Yellow fin tuna 1kg | £2.95 £3.50 WILLY’S White fin tuna Apple cider vinegar £4.25 GARLIC 500ml | £6.95 Anchovies Garlic bulb Apple cider vinegar Chilled | £4.50 £1.50 with honey Sardines Smoked garlic bulb 500ml | £6.95 £3.95 £1.75 Apple cider vinegar 1000ml | £9.95 DRIED MUSHROOMS Porcini mushrooms £6.00/100g Forest mix mushrooms £4.00/100g FOR THE PANTRY 2 PASTA GAROFALO CURRY PASTES Orzo GLUTEN £3.95 per item £2.25 FREE PASTA Macaroni Thai yellow | Thai red £3.25 per pack £2.25 Massaman | Rendang Lasagne Goan curry | Sri Lankan Penne | Linguine £2.50 Gnocchi NONYA’S £1.95 SEGGIANO £5.50 per item Linguine PASTA SAUCES £2.50 £2.95 per jar Paste Casarecce Red | Green £2.50 Basilico | Arrabbiata Mafaldine Marinara |Puttanesca Mix ‘Frilly’ tagliatelle Panang | Sambal | Rendang £3.95 SEGGIANO Sauce SEGGIANO RICE Chilli and ginger | Sweet PASTA Arborio rice chilli | Surani | Spicy peanut 500g | £3.25 £3.95 per pack Carnaroli rice YAU’S 500g | £3.25 Spaghettini | Penne Black venus rice Black bean | Hoi sin Tagliatelle | Pappardelle 500g | £4.50 Satay | Sweet and sour Wild red rice £2.95 per sauce HANDMADE 500g | £4.50 WOODBRIDGE Egg noodles PASTA RISOTTO Thick | £1.95 Thin | £1.95 £3.95 per pack Mediterranean cous cous mix £3.75 GORDON Spinach lasagne Smoked paprika and saffron RHODES paella rice mix Marbled pappardelle £4.20 £1.95 per sauce mix Wild porcini risotto rice mix Spinach, beetroot and £4.40 Chilli con carne | Slow stew turmeric fiorellini Pinenut and basil risotto Moroccan tagine | Chicken rice mix curry | Beef brisket | Pulled Spinach, beetroot and £4.40 pork | Sausage cassoulet turmeric ricciolini THE CURRY Spinach and beetroot SAUCE CO.
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