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Shropshire Spice Co Sage Red Pepper And Shallot Stuffing Mix

Name: Shropshire Spice Co Sage Red Pepper And Shallot Stuffing Mix
Brand: Pantry
SKU: 13253
Price: 2.3 GBP
Availability: InStock

£2.30

Tax included.

Weight

150g

Quantity

Sage, Red Pepper and Shallot Wholemeal Stuffing is popular with all types of meat, poultry, game and fish.

Wholemeal Breadcrumb (Whole WHEAT Flour, Salt, Yeast), Wholemeal Rusk (Whole WHEAT Flour, Salt, Yeast), Red Pepper, Onion Flake, Shallots, Wild Sage, Onion Salt, Demerara Sugar.

Store in a cool, dry place in its original packaging.

Back in the mid-1970s, a group of locals met in the village pub in Clun, Shropshire, to think up a new business venture. Their aim was to boost employment in the local area; because Clun is located deep in the countryside, they reasoned it would make sense to launch a business offering light-weight products that could be sent through the post. The idea of selling herbs and spices was raised, and The Shropshire Spice Company was born. Initially, the company operated from a run-down Victorian Methodist Chapel and employed three local ladies; present-day owners Robert and Fiona retain the original commitment to offering high-quality speciality products for amateur and professional cooks, and The Shropshire Spice Company is still based in Clun, proud to have many of the locals in its employ.

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We take pride in selling meat from our own farmland and fish from our own boats, and we also believe it’s incredibly important – now more than ever – to support the superb local growers and producers on our doorstep here in the West Country. From artisan bakeries, dairies and micro-breweries to jam, preserve and fudge makers, soap producers and candle workshops, this small region has so many passionate and successful businesses. By filling our shop with their exceptional produce, we can offer Greendale customers a great choice, support our local economy and keep food miles to a minimum – it’s a ‘win-win’ as far as we’re concerned!