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Bristol Twenty Formula 442 is a darkly roasted triple certified espresso blend of Fairtrade, Organic & Rainforest Alliance certified coffees including El Salvador Strictly Hard Bean, Sumatran Mandheling Grade 1 and Ethiopian Yiracheffe.
Bright and light from the outset with flowery berries, followed by a deep, smoky treacle and walnut finish. Low in acidity with a full bodied mouth feel.
El Salvador Strictly Hard Bean – “strictly hard bean (SHB)” usually refers to coffee grown at altitudes higher than about 4,500 feet above sea level. Beans grown at high altitudes mature more slowly and grow to be harder and denser than beans grown at lower elevations. The inherent consistency and taste attributes of high grown beans makes them more desirable, and generally more expensive, than coffees grown at lower elevations.
Sumatran Mandheling Grade 1 – Mandheling is the name for the premiere coffee of Sumatra growing near Lake Tawar in the Northern tip of the Aceh region of Sumatra. There is no particular farm that these Sumatran beans came from, but a variety of small farms working together toward the common goal of producing great coffee beans. Mandheling coffee has its own flavor of coffee compared to others. With its rich coffee taste and mild sweetness, it has become known to be one of the better Sumatran beans around.
Ethiopian Yiracheffe – It was in Ethiopia that the first coffee trees flourished centuries ago and even today the breadth of its flavor experience is profound. Yergacheffe is a town in the Sidamo region of Ethiopia, and the coffees produced in this area will amaze you with their citrus and floral notes.
Roasted in small batches to ensure freshness of flavour.
We aim to process every order within 24hrs (Mon-Fri). Orders placed after 12pm will generally be processed the following day.
Once your order has been packed, standard delivery takes 48hrs once it leaves our warehouse, we do have an express option which is 24hrs and is recommended when ordering any chilled items.
We can mail order ambient and chilled ingredients to the whole of the UK, including all of The Scottish Highlands and Islands and Northern Ireland.
Unfortunately, we cannot mail order frozen items.
All shipments are tracked, we use a combination of The Royal Mail and DPD, tracking numbers are emailed to you for each order.
Our shipping rates depend on the weight of your order and start from £3.99 shipping rates are calculated at checkout.
All the packaging we use is compostable or just paper and cardboard that can easily
be disposed of in your kerbside recycling. (Chilled items are sent in temperature controlled pouches with ice packs
which are not compostible but can be reused).
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Is super yummy, so glad I’ve given it a try!
Following Ben's recipe, I used the Asturian Meat Stew Pack to make a really tasty fabada and it was very well received.
Cheers to all at Somerset Foodie and I shall be back for more soon!
Best wishes
Drew
The raisins really are huge. Such a wonderful taste. I use them instead of sultanas.
Bought these after first trying at a Foodie tasting session. Truly delicious chips, they are crisp and full of flavour. Bought them to scoop up our homemade Baba Ganoush (see Ben’s recipe) and will be back for more…gone are the days of supermarket alternatives.
Excellent olives quickly dispatched. Great service… Yum
Following Ben's recipe, I used the Asturian Meat Stew Pack to make a really tasty fabada and it was very well received.
Cheers to all at Somerset Foodie and I shall be back for more soon!
Best wishes
Drew
The raisins really are huge. Such a wonderful taste. I use them instead of sultanas.
Bought these after first trying at a Foodie tasting session. Truly delicious chips, they are crisp and full of flavour. Bought them to scoop up our homemade Baba Ganoush (see Ben’s recipe) and will be back for more…gone are the days of supermarket alternatives.