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Daltons

Daltons

We are a family run business, with fresh ideas and lots of enthusiasm! Farming on the southern edge of the Peak District has been the perfect location to establish a successful dairy farm in this beautiful part of the country. All our ice creams are handmade, as we pride ourselves on attention to detail and the finest quality.

Location: Ashbourne, Derbyshire

Woodlands Dairy Limited

Woodlands Dairy Limited

Woodlands is a family-owned business set in the heart of beautiful Dorset countryside. At Woodlands Dairy we are proud to produce our award-winning yoghurts from flocks fed on a natural diet. Our range of sheep and goats’ milk yoghurts offers a simple, delicious fresh snack and a healthy, great-tasting alternative to cow dairy products.

Location: Blandford, Dorset

Newlyns Farm Shop

Newlyns Farm Shop

Our family has been producing great food in the heart of Hampshire for four generations and now bring this, and much more, direct to you through our food destination! Newlyns' skilled butchers present great quality meat from lamb, beef, and pork that is produced on our traditional mixed farm, and you will find locally sourced and organic products throughout our farm shop, cafe and cookery school.

Location: Hook, Hampshire

H.S. Bourne

H.S. Bourne

The Bourne family has been hand-making fine Cheshire cheese since 1750, and since 1930 at the Bank Farm. Unlike many other cheese makers who use industrial production methods, we still use traditional 'hands on' techniques to produce cheeses which have been awarded gold, silver and bronze medals at the British Cheese Awards, prizes at the Nantwich International Cheese Show and Gold and Silver Medals at the World Cheese Awards.

Location: Malpas, Cheshire

Ticklemore Cheese

Ticklemore Cheese

We are a small cheese dairy in the South Hams, Devon, making three hand-crafted blue cheeses

Location: Totnes, Devon

Colletts Farm Kitchen Farm Produce

Colletts Farm Kitchen Farm Produce

We are a small family run farm in Wormingford, Colchester producing fabulous homemade pies and pastries using English Longhorn Beef, Lamb and Outdoor Reared Pork all from our own farm. Farm to Fork Direct from Farm Meat Boxes of our own Beef, Lamb & Pork and Raw Jersey Milk from our Jersey Cows.

Location: Colchester, Essex

Hunscote Farm Shop

Hunscote Farm Shop

An excellent choice of fruit of vegetables are always available at Hunscote Farm Shop. Daily deliveries ensure that our fruit and vegetables are at their freshest.

Location: Wellesbourne, Warwickshire

Cambus O'May Cheese Company

Cambus O'May Cheese Company

Fine Scottish, artisanal cheese made from our own family recipes using unpasteurised milk and hand crafted using traditional methods from our creamery in the heart of Aberdeenshire. Our recipes haven't changes in 50 years nor has the way we make our cheese. Pure, unadulterated, unpasteurised goodness. Made with love to be consumed with passion

Location: Ballater, Aberdeenshire

Curds & Croust

Curds & Croust

Passion mixed with patience, knowledge and understanding the subtleties of the look and feel of the curd. And always using the best ingredients. So we only use the very best Cornish milk (sourced from within 30 miles of our dairy) – we know where it comes from and we know how to look after it. That ensures a really good curd and, in turn, a really good cheese.

Location: Redruth, Cornwall

Highland Fine Cheeses

Highland Fine Cheeses

Traditionally the Highlands was cattle country. Every small farm or croft had a house cow with which to supplement the tedious diet of mutton, neeps, tatties and road kill. Any spare milk was left by the range to stay warm after the cream had been ladled from the top to churn into butter. The natural cultures in the liquid would slowly eat the lactose and multiply throughout, souring it by releasing lactic acid. Eventually the milk would set and form a curd, a bit like yogurt. Then the curd would be scrambled like eggs and hung up in a pillow case or a muslin to drain the whey. Add some salt and you have the simplest preserved milk in the world – Crowdie.

Location: Tain, Ross

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