We've added more beans to our signature British-grown fava beans, peas & lentils - an exciting range of North American bean varieties from The Heirloom Bean Co....Learn More
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We've added more beans to our signature British-grown fava beans, peas & lentils - an exciting range of North American bean varieties from The Heirloom Bean Co. Hodmedod brought fava beans back into British kitchens, also carlin, marrowfat & other peas. We've got lentils into UK production and now added beans from France and America that are hard to grow in Britain. |
We've added more beans to our signature British-grown fava beans, peas & lentils - an...
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Cereal grains, pseudocereals & edible seeds grown on British arable farms.
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Our range of flour milled from British-grown cereal grains, pulses and millet - plus Diversity...
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Bread, granola and sourdough starter - freshly baked loaves & more from the Hodmedod and...
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Fermented pulses & grains, British-grown spices, seaweed and other condiments.
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Carefully selected foods from producers that share our ethos of good food, well produced, with...
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We've selected some favourite food and cookery books - and we've also bundled a few up...
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The organic flamingo has landed! We're...
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These oat groats are 'naked' because...
