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Delifoods Web Pricelist TO RECEIVE OUR FULL The Product List PRICE LIST PLEASE Delifoods REQUEST BY EMAIL Foodservice for your Deli Delifoods .... Foodservice for your Deli Established in 2001 and based in Greater Manchester, we supply high quality food products for Deli Counters, including cooked meats, cheeses & breads. We are a small family run company offering a personal friendly service. We have gained a reputation for the wide range and quality of our products and reliability of our deliveries. Our Product Range We have an extensive range of products including deli meats, sandwich fillings and frozen buffet foods and only use the finest ingredients including Delifrance bread, Danish Bacon and Redemption soups. Special Offers We are constantly adding to our range and have weekly offers on many great money saving products. We believe in passing our savings onto you so you too can benefit and your business can prosper. Why choose Delifoods ? We have over 15 years experience of delivering high quality ingredients for deli sandwiches at realistic prices. We offer a friendly, convenient, free, next day delivery service in multi temperature controlled vehicles. We also have a wide range of ambient, chilled & frozen weekly offers. Where we deliver We are ideally located by the M60 ring road, providing convenient access to routes around Manchester and Liverpool and helping to make your delivery on time. We supply to coffee shops, delicatessens, restaurants, hotels and colleges within the North West. 9 Phoenix Ind Est Heywood Lancs, OL10 2JG Tel / Fax - 01706-360800 Email - [email protected] www.delifoodsltd.com Chilled Meats - Traditional Roast Ham Premium 100% Kilo Gourmet Turkey Kilo Roast Pork 100% Kilo Roast Beef Silverside Kilo Roast Beef Topside 100% Kilo Pastrami Kilo Pressed Beef in Gelatine Kilo Pulled Ham Hock Kilo Pulled Pork Regular Kilo Pulled Pork Spicy Kilo Chilled Meats - Continental Chorizo - Pont Brand Espana Kilo Chorizo Berries - Cooking - Espana Kilo Pepper Salami Stick - German Kilo Mortadella - Italia Kilo Kabanos - Polski Kilo Dansih Salami - Denmark Kilo Garlic Sausage Kilo Pork Loin Cooked - Smoked Kilo Pancetta Kilo Pate Log - Brussels Kilo Spanish Tapas Mix 3 type Espana 500g Cooked Chicken Chicken Fillets - Chilled No1 Product 2.5 Kilo Chicken Fillets - Chargrilled - Chilled 1.25k Chicken Piri Piri Marinated Kilo Chicken Jamaican Marinated Kilo Chicken Tikka Marinated Kilo Chicken Cajun Marianted Kilo Chilled Meats Pre Sliced Sliced Roast Ham 100% Kilo Sliced Roast Beef Topside 100% 500g Sliced Roast Beef Topside 100% Kilo Sliced Roast Turkey 500g Sliced Pork 500g Sliced Cornbeef 500g Sliced Pastrami Brisket 500g Sliced Salami German Pepper 500g Bacon & Black Pudding Bacon Rindless Back - 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Stock varies weekly Burns Scotch Broth 4 Kilo Lentil Soup 4 Kilo Vegetable & Barley Broth 4 Kilo Bombay Potato 4 Kilo Minestrone 4 Kilo Tuscan Tomato & Basil 4 Kilo Leek & Potato 4 Kilo Chickpea & Spinach 4 Kilo Chunky Veg & Red Lentil 4 Kilo Lentil & Bacon 4 Kilo Creamy Potato & Double Gloucester 4 Kilo Sambar Dahl 4 Kilo Moroccan Sweet Potato & Chickpea 4 Kilo Boston Chicken Chowder 4 Kilo Pea & Ham 4 Kilo Wild Mushroom 4 Kilo Chicken & Vegetable 4 Kilo Broccoli & Stilton 4 Kilo Premium Soups Mexican Chilli Chicken 4 Kilo Chipotle Meatball 4 Kilo Indonesian Chicken Noodle 4 Kilo Chorizo & Chickpea 4 Kilo Thai Green Lentil 4 Kilo Salads - Full listing available Coleslaw 2 Kilo Potato Salad 2 Kilo Orzo Pasta & Roast Tomato Salad 2 Kilo Cheese & Celery Salad 2 Kilo Mediterranean Spicy Pasta Twirl 2 Kilo Mediterranean Pasta Salad 2 Kilo Pasta & Tuna Salad 2 Kilo Cous Cous & roast Vegetable Salad 2 Kilo Green Lentil & Bean Salad 2 Kilo Provencale Bean Salad 2 Kilo Bistro Style French Fries 7mm Thin Cut 4 x 2.5 K French Fries 14mm Thick Cut 4 x 2.5 K McCains Spicy Spiral fries 4 x 2 K Prawns Iceland Sea 2.5 Kilo French Green Olives 880g Sauces Caesar Dressing 2.5 Kilo Coronation Mayonnaise 2.5 Kilo Sticky BBQ Sauce 2.27 Kilo Tikka Mayonnaise 2.5 Kilo Cajun Sauce 2.5 Kilo Mango Chutney 2.5 Kilo Caramelised Onion Chutney 2.5 Kilo Louisiana Sauce 2.5 Kilo Piri Piri Sauce 2.5 Kilo Teriyaki Sauce 2.5 Kilo Jamaican Sauce 2.5 Kilo Herby Tomato Sauce 2.5 Kilo Spicy Chargrilled Sauce 2.5 Kilo Sweet & Sour Sauce 2.5 Kilo Chinese Sauce 2.5 Kilo Ranch Style Dressing 2.5 Kilo Spicy Mexican Mayonnaise 2.5 Kilo Apple Sauce 2.5 Kilo Cranberry Sauce 2.5 Kilo Mustard - Course Grain 2.5 Kilo Mustard - English 2.5 Kilo Mustard French 2.5 Kilo Buffet Lines Pork Pies (Dinky) Frozen 60 Large Lamb Samosa 20 Large Chicken Samosa 20 Large Vegetable Samosa 20 Large Onion Bhaji 20 Large Spring Rolls 20 Frozen Spring Rolls 10 x 50 Frozen Samosa 20 Chicken Goujons Southern Fried Kilo Chicken Nuggets Battered Kilo Large Spring Rolls 20 Frozen Spring Rolls 10 x 50 Frozen Samosa 20 Chicken Goujons Southern Fried Kilo Chicken Nuggets Battered Kilo Mayonnaise Mayonnaise Thick & Creamy 10 Litre Mayonnaise Lite 5 Litre Helmans Mayonnaise 5 Litre Tomato Sauce - Heinz 2.55 Kilo Tomato Sauce - Economy 4 Litre Brown Sauce - HP 2.55 Kilo Brown Sauce - Economy 4 Litre Heinz Salad Cream Sachets 200 x 12g Heinz Tomato Ketchup Sachets 200 x 12g Heinz English Mustard Sachets 200 x 12g Heinz Mayonnaise Sachets 200 x 12g HP Sauce Sachets 200 x 12g Heinz Malt Vinegar 200 x 12g Drystore Baked Beans Sterling Brand 6 x A10 Plum / Chopped Tomatoes 6 x A10 Tuna Chunks (Tinned) 1 x 1880g Tuna Chunks (Pouches) 3 Kilo Anchovies 325g Olives - 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