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Argo's Bakery
One of Orkney's oldest family-run businesses, now staffed by the fourth generation, Argo's is a popular fixture on the main shopping streets of Stromness and Kirkwall. Don't leave it too late to visit either location, as their artisan baked bread, rolls and cakes disappear fast from well-laden shelves. Brown, white, corn, muesli and wholemeal are just some of the rolls on offer, while colourful iced cakes stand out among old-fashioned temptations such as paradise slices, treacle pancakes and custard tarts. Biscuits to take home include perkins, Orkney beremeal shortbread and giant flaky water biscuits which go perfectly with local crumbly Grimbister cheese. More recently, they've started making four flavours of fudge and traditional boiled sweets, sold to UK-wide stockists or sent via mail order.
Location: Stromness, Orkney
Rustington Bakery
The Rustington Bakery, on the High Street in Rustington, offers a wonderful range of delicious fresh baked pastries and savouries along with artisan breads and rolls. There are also snack vans supplying local businessess with their breakfast and lunch. We also offer local deliveries to businesses on a wholesale basis. Just drop us a line to find out more information.
Location: Rustington, West Sussex
Blacks of Dunoon
This family-run shop have been supplying Argyllshire with bread and cakes since 1922. Although the house bestseller is the Scotch shortbread, the range of bread includes traditional French loaves such as pain rustique, modern breads such as spelt and even shleb rye, a Polish bread for the local Polish community.
Location: Dunoon, Argyll and Bute
Mamoosh Bakery
Good bread has always featured in the daily life of Einat Chalmers, head baker and owner of Mamoosh Artisan Bakery. From her everyday life as a child in Israel to the cherished memories of her time at her fathers seafood restaurant in Tel Aviv, baking is in her blood and is her passion!
Location: Newhaven, East Sussex
Ludlow Farmshop
Ludlow Farmshop, the new name for Ludlow Food Centre. One of the challenges that we have here is communicating the scope of who we are and what we do. The previous Food Centre was born out of the idea to create a shop in which to sell the array of produce from our farms and land which extend to some 8,000 acres surrounding the shop. In order for us to go back to our roots we felt that Farmshop better described who we are and what we do. We produce over half of the products we sell on site, and this hasn’t changed. In fact, what we have looked to do is open more windows into the production areas so that you can see your food being made.
Location: Ludlow, Shropshire
Bread Source
Bread Source is an independent, artisan bakery based in Norfolk. We specialise in simple, honest produce made using traditional techniques and high-quality ingredients.
Location: Norwich, Norfolk
Jane's Handmade Bread
Hand-crafted bread, lovingly made by Jane, in small batches with time, time and yet more time. Jane uses natural and carefully sourced British ingredients.
Location: Chester, Cheshire
Hambleton Bakery
In September 2008, Julian Carter and Tim Hart opened Hambleton Bakery, to produce top quality traditionally made bread for Hambleton Hall and Harts in Nottingham, and added a little shop at the front, almost as an afterthought; 10 years on, with a growing list of wholesale customers, Hambleton Bakery now has shops in Oakham, Market Harborough, West Bridgford, Stamford and Oundle.
Location: Oakham, Rutland
Coniston Country Kitchen Larder
Our range of products varies with the seasons, as the ingredients become available, and includes Jams and Chutneys. However our famous Gingerbread and Christmas Puddings remain firm favourites and we can be found cooking up small batches all year round.
Location: Coniston, Cumbria
The Balloon Tree Farmshop and Cafe
We are a family run, high quality food retailer. The Machin family has seen the site grow, from the original wooden hut with a table on the side of the road, to the fully fledged farm shop that opened in April 2004. The Balloon Tree takes its name from an ancient horse chestnut tree that stood at the Buttercrambe turning, down the road. We have enjoyed a successful run of awards to date, thanks to a great team and amazing customers!
Location: York, West Yorkshire