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Grocery Delivery Service GROCERY DELIVERY SERVICE Where we deliver We can deliver to these towns and surrounding areas, weekly from Tuesday to Thursday: Farnham, Guildford, Wonersh, Epsom, Woking, Leatherhead, Ashstead, Dorking, Four Marks, Meadstead, Petersfield, Bentley, Alton, Holybourne, Bordon, Lindford, Liphook, Milford, Godalming, Cranleigh, Haslemere, Hindhead, Churt, Beacon Hill, Odiham, Hartley Wintney, Hook, Fleet, Basingstoke, Yateley, Blackwater, Frimley, Farnborough, Aldershot and more… To enquire about whether we can deliver to your home, please email [email protected] How to place your grocery order 1. View the product list below to select your items. 2. Email the items and quantities you would like to order to [email protected]. Please include your telephone number, name and delivery address in the email. Please ensure this is on every order, even if it’s your second or third one, as we do not keep this information on file. 3. If you work for the NHS / frontline emergency services, please send us a copy of your ID when you place your order, to receive a 10% discount. 4. Once we have received your order we will send you a confirmation email with your delivery date. A member of our team will phone you the day before your delivery to take payment and advise if we have any shortages. Payment is by debit or credit card (we do not accept American Express). There is a minimum order value of £30 and a £5 delivery charge for all orders under £100. 5. Once you have received confirmation of your order, if you would like to add any items or make any amendments please do so when our team member calls you to take payment. 6. Orders will be processed in the order we receive them and we will prioritise vulnerable customers and those working for the NHS / frontline services. Usually all orders are delivered in 2 – 3 days. 7. We will deliver the items to your doorstep. Please allow us to unload the items and leave before you take your delivery in, to avoid any unnecessary contact. Please advise us if you live a flat or apartment with a shared entrance. The safety of our staff and customers is our highest priority. If you have any queries or concerns with your order please email us at [email protected] Thank you for your custom, we are very grateful to all our customers for your support at this very difficult time. 1 WEEKLY PRODUCT LIST Available for delivery on 23rd, 24th and 25th June. *Subject to availability. FRESH FRUIT & VEG Boxes from Steve’s of Farnham - sourced daily from Covent Garden Please note, contents of boxes may change daily according to market availability. Fruit box £22.00 Typically contains apples, bananas, pineapple, lemons, limes, oranges, melon, pears, grapefruit, blueberries, raspberries/strawberries and fresh mint Vegetable Box £22.00 Typically contains potatoes, carrots, cabbage, mushrooms, onions, garlic, cauliflower, leeks, broccoli, courgettes, chillies and root ginger Salad box £22.00 Typically contains cherry tomatoes, cucumber, celery, spring onions, Jersey Royal new potatoes, mixed peppers, radish, cooked beetroot, red onion, avocado, 100g bag of Secretts mixed baby leaf salad and Kingfisher Farm watercress Locally-grown, freshly cropped produce Kingfisher Farm Supreme Watercress 1 bunch £2.00 Secretts of Milford, Mixed Baby Leaves 100g bag £2.75 New Season English Strawberries 400g punnet £3.50 Jersey Royal New Potatoes 2kg bag £3.95 New Season Rhubarb 1kg £5.95 Large Avocados Pack of 4 £5.00 2 QUALITY FISH CHALK STREAM TROUT Freshly caught fish and sustainably sourced from the River Test in Hampshire. A favourite amongst our pub chefs and rich in all those crucial vitamins and omega-3. Item Description Pack Size Price Fresh Chalk Stream Trout Portions (GF) Pack of 2 x 130g £6.95 Cold Smoked Chalk Stream Trout - sliced (GF) 200g £10.50 Hot Smoked Chalk Stream Trout - sliced (GF) 100g £6.75 Smoked Chalk Stream Trout Pâté (GF) 150g £5.50 Item Description Pack Size Price Catch Salmon and Watercress Fishcakes (frozen) Pack of 4 £6.75 Catch Salmon and Watercress Fishcakes (frozen) Pack of 8 £12.95 Catch Smoked Fishcakes (frozen) Pack of 4 £6.75 Catch Smoked Fishcakes (frozen) Pack of 8 £12.95 Raw peeled deveined King Prawns (frozen) 1kg (35-45 per pack) £15.00 3 FRESH & FROZEN MEAT FROM THATCHAM BUTCHERS, NEWBURY Item Description Pack Size Price Minced Beef 450g £5.50 Duck Breasts 2 x 180 / 200g £7.95 Beef Burgers (frozen) 4 x 170g £6.75 Prime Rump Steaks 2 x 7oz £9.95 Prime Fillet Steaks 2 x 70z £18.00 Aged Ribeye Steaks 2 x 10oz £18.00 Medium Whole Chicken Individual £8.00 Chicken Fillets – skin off and boneless 4 x 200-220g £6.50 Cajun Marinated Chicken 4 x 170g £6.75 Cumberland Sausages Pack of 8 £5.00 Pork and Leek Sausages Pack of 8 £5.50 Minted Lamb Chops 4 x 3-4oz £6.50 Lamb Koftas 4 x 4oz £3.25 Rindless Unsmoked Back Bacon 450g £4.00 Extra Dry Kent Honey Baked Sliced Ham 500g £8.75 Mini Chorizo Sausage 10’s (uncooked) 300g £3.25 ROASTING JOINTS Beef Sirloin Approx. 1.5kg £25.00 Pork Loin Joint 1kg £14.00 All meat is supplied fresh and is suitable for home freezing unless stated otherwise. MEAT SPECIAL OFFERS All of these items have** been frozen by us well within their use by date. They ** are supplied frozen to you and once defrosted should be used within 24 hours. All products subject to availability. Item Description Pack Size Offer Price Beef Burgers 4 x 170g £5.95 Lamb Koftas 4 x 4oz £2.75 Minted Lamb Rumps 4 x 7oz £19.95 Cajun Chicken Fillets 4 x 170g £5.95 Minced Beef 450g £4.95 Please note, we have limited availability on all of the above items. 4 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Item Description Pack Size Price Clear Large Vinyl Gloves Pack of 100 £9.95 Hand Sanitiser 100ml bottle £4.95 Non-Surgical Face Masks (REDUCED PRICE!) Pack of 50 £49.50 (0.99 each) was £67.50 DAIRY, EGGS & BREAD Item Description Pack Size Price Semi Skimmed Milk 2 Litres £2.00 Double Cream 300ml £2.80 Almond Milk 1 Litre £3.00 Soya Milk 1 Litre £2.00 Orange Juice - UHT 1 Litre £1.75 Unsalted Butter 250g £2.50 Flora Spread 250g £2.25 Greek yoghurt 200g £1.50 Medium Eggs (free range whenever available) 2.5 Dozen £6.50 Mild Cheddar (V) 200g £3.50 Halloumi (V) 250g £3.25 Camembert (V) 250g £3.95 Houmous 1kg £5.95 Hovis Medium Sliced White Individual Loaf £1.80 Hovis Medium Sliced Wholemeal Individual Loaf £1.80 Brioche Burger Buns Pack of 6 £2.75 DESSERTS & ICE CREAM Item Description Pack Size Price Double Chocolate Brownie (GF) Pack of 4 £8.25 Spiced Plum & Apple Crumble Tart (frozen) (SPECIAL OFFER) Pack of 4 £5.95 was £8.50 Apple and Vanilla Crumble Tart (frozen) (GF) Pack of 4 £8.50 Mooka Gelato - Italian style ice cream made in Petersfield 500ml Tub £5.50 Choose from: Vanilla, Chocolate Mousse or Rum & Raisin 5 READY MEALS Item Description Pack Size Price Chicken Tikka Masala (GF) (SPECIAL OFFER) 2 x 300g Pouch £5.50 was £7.50 Vegan Meatballs in Tomato and Chilli Sauce (GF) 1.6kg Pack £18.00 (5/6 servings) All frozen. Cooking instructions and an ingredient list of all products is provided with these items. QUALITY PIES, TARTLETS & OTHER Item Description Pack Size Price Sweet Potato and Mushroom Pie (vegan & GF) Pack of 4 £12.25 Lamb, Mint and Vegetable Pie (GF) (SPECIAL OFFER) Pack of 4 £9.95 was £13.75 Venison, Bacon and Mushroom Pie (GF) (SPECIAL OFFER) Pack of 4 £9.95 was £13.75 Chicken and Smoked Bacon Pie (GF) Pack of 4 £13.75 Steak and Ale Pie (GF) Pack of 4 £14.00 Cauliflower, Grain Mustard and Red Leicester Tartlet (V) Pack of 4 £8.25 Jacket Wedges (oven cook) 2.5kg £4.75 All supplied frozen. Cooking instructions is provided with all appropriate items 6 BAKING, DRIED & TINNED GOODS Item Description Pack Size Price Yorkshire Tea, envelope tea bags 200 bags £12.75 Fusilli Spirals 3kg pack £6.50 Baked Beans 800g £2.00 Chickpeas 800g £2.00 Chopped Tomatoes 400g £1.00 Passata di Pomodoro 1kg £2.25 Red Kidney Beans 800g £2.00 Long Grain Easy Cook Rice 5kg £12.00 Arborio Rice 1kg £3.00 Crondall Cold Pressed Rapeseed Oil 500ml £6.75 Plain Flour (buy 1, get 1 free!) 1.5kg £2.25 Self-Raising Flour (buy 1, get 1 free!) 1.5kg £2.25 Strong White Bread Flour (buy 1, get 1 free!) 1.5kg £2.75 Large Sack of Strong White Bread Flour (SPECIAL OFFER) 16kg £17.50 was £25 Fermipan Dried Yeast (SPECIAL OFFER) 500g £3.25 was £4.75 Granulated Sugar 2kg £3.50 Premium Honey Granola 1kg £12.50 Breakfast Seed Mix (GF) 1kg £12.50 Alpen Original 375g £3.50 Weetabix Box of 24 £4.75 Porridge Oats 1kg £3.00 Nestle big biscuit box - Contains an assortment of 71 bars £35.00 Breakaway, Blue Riband, Drifter, Kit Kat and Toffee Crisp (50p per bar) McVities Family Circle Assorted Biscuits 620g tin £8.25 Heinz Tomato Ketchup 300ml £2.50 Hellmans Squeezy Mayonnaise 430ml £4.75 - SPECIAL OFFER - Buy 1, get 1 free... on all small bags of flour. Offer valid on 1.5kg bags of plain flour, self-raising flour and white bread flour. Available to mix and match. *Receive the lowest priced item for free.
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