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The Irish Food Awards – 2014 Winners Supreme Champion sponsored by Bord Bia - Blast & Wilde for their Roast Garlic & Pesto Butter Best Artisan Sponsored by Bord Bia - Inagh Farmhouse Best Export Opportunity sponsored by PanEuro Foods - Tom Durcan Meats Best New Product sponsored by Invest NI - Nusli – Apple and Blackberry Seafood Innovation sponsored by BIM - Beara Seafoods – Mussel Bites AIB Business Diversification – Just Baked Blas na hEireann – The Irish Food Awards – 2014 Winners Bacon – Other Oliver Carty Oliver Carty Dry Cured Irish Loin Joint with Honey and Mustard Glaze Gold Oliver Carty SuperValu Signature Tastes Unsmoked Back Joint With Honey and Mustard Marinade Silver Oliver Carty SuperValu Signature Tastes Smoked Rack Of Bacon Bronze Bacon – Rashers Oak Park Foods Irish Honeycure Back Bacon Rashers Gold O'Herlihy's Bacon Rashers Silver Oak Park Foods Glensallagh Streaky Bacon Smoked Bronze Beef – Other Hilton Foods Irl Finest Irish Angus Quarter Pounders Gold Dawn Meats Teriyaki Stir Fry Strips Silver Linden Foods Irish Hereford Burgers Bronze Beef - Prime Cuts Hilton Foods Irl Finest Irish Angus Fillet Steak Gold Kepak Butcher's Select 8oz Fillet Steak Silver Tendermeats Ltd Simply Better 14 Day Matured Irish Angus Steak Bronze Cured Meat & Charcuterie – Beef Sponsored by KPP presented by Eoghan Conroy Glen Aine Horgan's Original Pastrami Gold Tom Durcan Meats Carpaccio Silver Glenaine Horgan's Irish Spiced Beef Silver Tom Durcan Meats Cork's Traditional Spiced Beef Bronze Cured Meat & Charcuterie – Ham Kerry Foods Shaws Crumbed Ham Gold O' Brien Fine Foods Centra Premium Crumbed Ham Silver Kerry Foods Denny Old Style Ham Bronze Cured Meat & Charcuterie – Other The Whole Hoggs Whole Hoggs Chorizo Gold Mc Carthy's of Kanturk North Cork Guicnale Silver On The Wild Side Dry Cure Smoke Duck Bronze Lamb (Value Added) Kennedy Butcher Lamb Lollypop Chops Gold Kepak Butcher's Select Lamb Rack French Trim Silver Premium Butcher Lamb Leg Bronze Pork (Value Added) Kepak SuperValu BBQ Pork Ribs Gold Donnybrook Fair DF Pulled Pork Silver Need of Meats Ltd BBQ Pulled Pork Bronze Poultry – Chicken Carton Bros Signature Tastes Irish Corn Fed Whole Chicken Gold Shannon Vale Foods Fresh Chicken Fillets Silver Carton Bros Signature Tastes Irish Corn Fed Chicken Fillets Bronze Poultry - Chicken (Prepared O'Leary's of Millstreet Easy Carve Gourmet Chicken Gold Carton Bros Tesco Chicken Breasts with Red Onion & Bacon Silver Carton Bros Signature Tastes Chicken with Soft Cheese Bronze Blas na hEireann – The Irish Food Awards – 2014 Winners Poultry –Duck Silverhill Foods Duck Breast With Garlic and Pepper Gold Skeaghanore Duck Confit of Duck Leg Silver Silver Hill Farm Confit Duck Legs Bronze Poultry – Turkey Hogan's Farm Fresh Three Bird Roast Gold Hogan's Farm Fresh Irish Turkey Butter Basted Joint Silver Puddings - Black Pudding Caherbeg Free Range Pork Rosscarberry Recipes Black Pudding Gold Mc Carthy's of Kanturk State Banquet Queen Style Pudding Silver O'Brien Fine Foods Rudd's Black Pudding 280g Bronze Puddings - White Pudding O'Brien Fine Foods Musgraves Excellence White Pudding Gold Hodgins Sausages Ltd Hodgins Traditional White Smooth Pudding Silver Dempsey Meat Products Ltd Dempsey White Pudding Bronze Sausages – Breakfast Arthur Mallon Foods Spar Premium Pork Sausages Gold ABP Cahir Superquinn Pork Sausage Silver O'Brien Fine Foods Irish Traditrional Sausage Bronze Sausages - Flavoured Pork Doherty & Gray Steak & Cracked Black Pepper Sausages Gold Doherty & Gray Irish Pork & Spring Onion Sausages Silver Arthur Mallon Foods Mallon's Apple and Cinnammon Pork Sausages Bronze Sausages - Other Kellys of Newport Artisan Butchers Ltd Lamb Sausage Gold Kennedy Butcher Classic Cumberland Venison Sausage Silver Arthur Mallon Foods SuperValu Signature Tastes Cumberland Sausages Bronze Terrines & Pates – Meat On the Pig's Back Chicken Liver Pate with Smoked Bacon & Port Gold On the Pig's Back Pork & Plum Terrine Silver On the Pig's Back Chicken Liver Pate with Garlic & Brandy Bronze Terrines & Pates - Seafood / Vegetarian Donnybrook Fair Salmon Pate Gold Carrygerry Country House Field Mushroom & Walnut Pate Silver Kinsale Bay Food Company Smoked Mackerel Pate Bronze Savoury Pies & Quiche The Artisan Food Factory Caramelised Red Onion, Goats Cheese & Spinach Quiche Gold Freshcut Food Services SuperValu and Centra Salmon Dinner Pie Silver Daily Bake Ltd Spar Chicken and Leek Pie Bronze Ready Meals & Prepared Foods Cold – Meat Ready Meals & Prepared Foods Sponsored by Blenders Freshways Finest Irish Roast Turkey, Pesto & GrilledVegetables Sandwich Gold Freshways Roast Chicken Caesar Bagel Silver Sushi King Chicken Teriyaki Soba Noodle Bento Bronze Blas na hEireann – The Irish Food Awards – 2014 Winners Ready Meals & Prepared Foods Cold – Seafood Glorious Sushi Lunch 10 Gold Silver Darlings Pimento Herring Silver Sushi King Neptune Bronze Ready Meals & Prepared Foods Cold - Vegetarian Willowbrook Foods Mediterranean Salad Bowl Gold Freshcut Foods Classic Fruit Salad Silver Sunshine Juice Ltd Walshe's Raspberry & Citrus Fresh Fruit salad Bronze Ready Meals & Prepared Foods Hot – Meat The Kitchen at Quishs Quish's Red Thai Chicken curry 750g Gold Ballymaguire SuperValu Signature Tastes Slow Cooked Belly of Pork with an Apple Cider Gravy Silver Sushi King Singapore Noodles Bronze Ready Meals & Prepared Foods Hot – Seafood Ballymaguire Foods Fish Pie Gold Secret Recipe Lemongrass Seafood Curry Silver Donnybrook Fair Salmon & Fennel Pie Bronze Ready Meals & Prepared Foods Hot – Stuffing M&M Products SuperValu Signature Tastes Fruity Irish Breadcrumb Stuffing Gold Crust & Crumb Bakery Ltd Lemon, Rosemary and Red Onion Stuffing Silver M & M Products Ltd M & M Products Garden Herb Stuffing Bronze Ready Meals & Prepared Foods Hot – Vegetarian Ballymaguire Foods SuperValu Signature Tastes Potato Gratin Gold Mr Crumb Centra & SuperValu Goats Cheese & Red Onion Marmalade Bruschetta Silver SV Stores SuperValu Goats Cheese & Red Onion Relish Pizza Bronze Soups & Chowders The Kitchen at Quishs Quish's Chowder 500ml Gold Secret Recipe Butternut Squash, Chilli and Coconut Silver Ballymaguire Carrot Honey & Coriander Soup Bronze Seafood - Cold Smoked Kerryfish (Irl) Ltd Trading as Quinlan's Fish Smoked Irish Salmon Gold Dunn's of Dublin SuperValu Signature Tastes Applewood Smoked Salmon Silver William Carr & Sons Ltd Aldi Specially Selected Irish Organic Salmon Bronze Seafood - Hot Smoked East Coast Seafoods Hot Smoked Salmon Gold Galway Bay Seafoods Galway Bay Seafoods Barbequed Smoked Salmon Silver Galway Bay Seafoods Galway Bay Seafoods Hot Peppered Smoked Mackerel Fillets Bronze Seafood - Prepared Fish Keohane Seafoods Terrifically Tasty Cajun Salmon Darnes Gold The Good Fish company Mr Goods Fabulous Fish - Amazin Cajun Spiced Salmon Supreme Silver Keohane Seafoods Whole Salmon Fillet with Dill & Lemon Bronze Seafood - Prepared Shellfish Kerryfish (Irl) Ltd Trading as Quinlan's Fish Fresh Irish Crab Meat Gold Beara Seafoods Ltd. 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