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Saturday, 21 December 2024

That's Christmas: No Christmas Pudding? Here’s How to Whip Up a Last...

That's Christmas: No Christmas Pudding? Here’s How to Whip Up a Last...: Many years ago my late Mother had a disaster with the family's Christmas pudding. I can't remember the exact reason why. That's ...

That's Christmas: The Best Laid Plans of Mice and Men Gang Aft Agley...

That's Christmas: The Best Laid Plans of Mice and Men Gang Aft Agley...: Robert Burns, Scotland's national bard, penned the famous line, “The best laid schemes o’ mice an’ men gang aft agley,” in his 1785 poem...

That's Christmas: Top Rules for Ensuring Your Christmas Feasting Goe...

That's Christmas: Top Rules for Ensuring Your Christmas Feasting Goe...: The festive season is a time for indulgence, laughter, and sharing meals with loved ones. But with so much to prepare, it can also be a sour...

Friday, 20 December 2024

That's Christmas: High Street Revival: Christmas Shoppers Return to ...

That's Christmas: High Street Revival: Christmas Shoppers Return to ...: After years of declining footfall and increasing competition from online retailers, the high street is experiencing a heartening resurgence ...

Thursday, 19 December 2024

That's Christmas: Creating a Festive Dessert for Christmas: A Season...

That's Christmas: Creating a Festive Dessert for Christmas: A Season...: As Christmas approaches, the air fills with the aroma of spices, the glow of fairy lights, and the promise of indulgent feasts.  While tradi...

That's Christmas: Why You Should Shop at Your Local Butcher, Deli, o...

That's Christmas: Why You Should Shop at Your Local Butcher, Deli, o...: As Christmas approaches, many of us start planning the perfect festive feast.  While supermarkets may offer convenience, there’s something t...

Brie Mine: Sharpham's Heart-Shaped Cheese for Valentine's Day

Sharpham Cheese is pulling on our heart-strings and launched a heart-shaped cheese for Valentine's Day.

Buttercup yellow with milk from Sharpham's own Jersey herd, Sharpham Brie is a mould ripened cheese. 

Firm, rich and creamy when young the cheese softens and develops mushroomy notes when aged. It has been handmade for 40 years. An essential part of the cheese board or delicious when baked.

Sharpham Cheese is available from a range of stockists nationally and online from www.sharphamcheese.co.uk

Factfile About Sharpham Dairy:

Sharpham Dairy is renowned for its commitment to sustainability and craftsmanship. Every cheese is crafted by hand, using milk sourced from their own herd of Jersey cows and neighboring farms in the West Country. 

With a dedication to supporting local producers and creating exceptional artisanal products, Sharpham Dairy's collection continues to receive accolades, underscoring its reputation for producing some of the finest cheeses in the country.

HM King Charles III Awards Royal Warrant for Artisan Ham Producer DukesHill

Shropshire's artisan ham producer DukesHill is proud to announce it has been awarded a Royal Warrant by HM King Charles III to supply ham to the Royal Household. 

DukesHill was first bestowed a Royal Warrant by Queen Elizabeth II in 2003 for its production of traditional artisan hams.

Mark Gallagher, DukesHill's CEO, said, “We are incredibly proud and truly honoured to receive the Royal Warrant from His Majesty The King. 

"As an artisan ham producer focused on working with the very of best British farmers, this prestigious accolade further solidifies our faith in the importance of championing true artisan craftsmanship. As we approach our 40th anniversary, it's really wonderful for our team to be acknowledged for our unwavering dedication to quality, provenance and welfare.”

Founded in Shropshire in 1985, DukesHill began as a labour of love, crafting the finest Wiltshire, York and Shropshire Black Hams using time-honoured traditional techniques with the highest regard for animal welfare.  

Champions of the artisan, DukesHill works closely with local farmers and skilled artisans to create the very best of handmade British fine foods, focusing on welfare, provenance, taste and texture above all else. Their guiding principle of putting flavour and quality before speed or yield remains as strong as ever. 

Recently awarded the Organic Food Federation Certificate for a range of its hams,  DukesHill is one of only a few producers of certified organic wet cured ham in the UK. 

What sets the DukesHill curing process apart is the combination of using traditional curing techniques and its very own special recipe brine, including unrefined brown sugar that imparts a subtle, sweet undertone that complements the ham's natural flavour. 

After steam cooking for 12 hours, each ham is hand-skinned, trimmed and inspected by an expert quality manager, ensuring every product meets the highest standards of excellence. 

The renewal of the Royal Warrant reflects DukesHill's dedication to the values championed by HM King Charles III, such as preserving British heritage.

For more information on DukesHill, visit dukeshill.co.uk or @dukeshill on Instagram.

Wednesday, 18 December 2024

That's Christmas: Asda Christmas Gift Cards: The Perfect Present for...

That's Christmas: Asda Christmas Gift Cards: The Perfect Present for...: The festive season is upon us, and with it comes the age-old challenge of finding the perfect gifts for friends, family, and colleagues.  If...

That's Christmas: Sprouts to be up to 25% bigger this Christmas than...

That's Christmas: Sprouts to be up to 25% bigger this Christmas than...: Sprouts this year, at least those sold at Tesco branches, are likely to be up to 25% bigger this Christmas.  But not only will they be large...