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Doorstep Deliveries Doorstep deliveries Do you like to support local businesses and love fresh produce? Price list Our Grimshaw family at Smithills Open Farm have been milking cows in Smithills for over 30 years. In January 2019, we installed a new pasteurising and bottling plant. We are proud to be supplying so many local people Whole, semi-skimmed with local produce! and skimmed milk 1 litre glass bottles £1.20 This now allows us to deliver fresh milk and other dairy produce Fruit juices 1 pint glass bottles to your doorstep! Apple, cranberry, pineapple, We are helping to protect the environment by not using plastic bottles, just grapefruit and tropical £1.10 using glass bottles that are reusable. Our unique 1 litre glass bottles have a Orange £1.20 screw top lid, this helps lock in the freshness and keeps the milk for longer. Free range eggs Our eggs are free range from our chickens at Smithills and also other local Half a dozen £1.50 free range egg suppliers. Fresh double cream 365ml tub £2.50 All prices 1 litre tub £4.50 include delivery! Butter Salted or unsalted 250g £2.50 Homemade Yoghurts Re-usable glass jars 260ml jar £2.50 500ml jar £3.50 BRAND NEW! Have you tried our popular milkshakes yet? Delicious Milkshakes 4 delicious flavours available, made with fresh 1 litre glass bottles Smithills Farm milk, locked in freshness with screw Strawberry, chocolate, banana top lids! Available on the milk round or in our Ice and blue bubblegum £2.20 Cream Shop at Smithills. Get in touch to order yours! We also deliver and fresh . See over for info. All products are also available to buy at our farm in our ice creamery - open daily! Call us on 07885 764381 to enquire which days we deliver in your area and place your order. There is no minimum order and you are welcome to have ad hoc delivery! Have you ever tried our delicious home made ice cream? Every Wednesday between 4pm and 8pm and every Sunday between 2pm and 6pm, we are out delivering Ice Cream. Made using only the freshest ingredients, Our Flavours our ice cream is top quality and super tasty. Vanilla Honeycomb Strawberry Salted Caramel Chocolate Pink Bubblegum Available in 1 litre Tubs Raspberry Ripple White Kinder Bueno £6.50 each or 2 for £12 Cherry Ripple Jammie Dodger Buy 5 get 1 FREE Banana Lotus Biscoff To order please text or ring before 12pm Lemon Meringue White Chocolate on the day Mint Choc Chip & Raspberry Bubblegum Rum & Raisin See Facebook Cookies & Cream Lemon Sorbet and Instagram Oreo Mango Sorbet for our seasonal Toffee Fudge Blackcurrant & Liquorice flavours Take your pick! Red Apples Bunch of Spring Onions Green Apples Salad Tomatoes Pears Beef Tomatoes Why not add some fresh, local fruit and vegetables Oranges Box of Cherry Tomatoes to your order? Bunch of Bananas Mixed Peppers Punnet of Strawberries, 1kg Carrots We deliver fruit and veg every Wednesday evening Blueberries, Broccoli and Sunday afternoon. All of our produce is sourced Raspberries or Plums Cauliflower locally and tastes great! Box of Green, Black or Parsnips Mixed Grapes Bunch of Asparagus Honeydew Melon Bag of Washed White Galia Melon Potatoes Prices vary depending on the season. Watermelon Bag of Red Potatoes Make your own box, minimum order £12 Pineapple 1kg Sweet Potatoes To order please text or ring before 6pm on the Lettuce 1kg White Onions day before delivery. We can usually source most Cucumber 1kg Red Onions produce, so if there is anything you would like, Bunch of Radish Box of Mushrooms just ask! Belmont Ladybridge Edgworth Farnworth Adlington Aspull Bromley Cross Stoneclough Horwich Lostock Sharples Kearsley Blackrod Deane Harwood Parts of Little Hulton Egerton Over Hulton Delivery Ainsworth Smithills Westhoughton Breightmet Astley Bridge Parts of Atherton Great Lever Halliwwell Hindley locations Little Lever Heaton Parts of Radcliffe Smithills Milk and Ice Creamery Smithills Dean Rd, Bolton BL1 7NR E: [email protected] T: 01204 595765 www.smithillsopenfarm.co.uk.
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