What's Tricky This Coming Week ???

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With produce travelling from all corners of the globe there is always something you should stay away from.

This page is designed to ensure you don’t get caught out by listing something on your menu when supply is proving slightly tricky.

Fresh produce revolves around the climate so changes happen frequently, make sure you come back every week to find out what will be difficult during the coming week.

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How Spotty | Is Our Cat This Week!!!

Bramley Apple
Excitement has been growing around the new season apples but news from our trusty Bramley Apple grower is warning of low yield from this year's harvest.

We won't feel anything at this early stage in the season but you read this here first as during the middle to back end of the season stored fruits may become tight in availability - Talk about early news!!!
Cherry
Fresh Cherry is expensive due to the UK season coming to an end

Fresh cherry will arrive back closer to Christmas - Frozen, dried, glace, puree, pitted are all in stock if required
Yellow Courgette
Imported yellow courgette has become extremely expensive due to the Dutch season coming to a close.

Green is not affected and is in healthy supply.

Outdoor Rhubarb
Robert Tomlinsons outdoor rhubarb crop has gone to sleep for the winter months.

We still have supply from alternative source of outdoor crop but get ready as this too will stop shortly.

Those rhubarb enthuisiats amongst we have some radical news as we are working hard on something that will blow your mind late November - You read it here first !!!
Mini Veg
We have taken the decision to now only stock and sell BUNCHED mini veg

All punnets of mini veg have been removed from sale so moving forward please order your mini veg by the bunch. This is to make sure you get the most beautiful mini veg at all times including the tops!!!
Strawberry
The UK season for strawberry is extremely close to finishing we will be moving into European fruit the quality will remain but the time has come to wave goodbye to the UK fruits until next summer.