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At Local Food Britain, we never cease to be amazed at how many local food producers there are in Surrey. Bakers who create delicious bred, dairy farmers who make artisan ice cream and cheese, growers who produce the freshest fruit and drink and everyone else who helps to contribute a taste of Surrey to our plates at home or in restaurants, pubs and coffee shops. Local Food Surrey is delighted to support each and every one by helping you to find Surrey’s hardworking food heroes. Find Food Producers in Surrey.
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Launched by seasoned head distiller, Simon Sherlock, Distillers of Surrey is an artisan distillery where craftsmanship and a passion for producing gin with distinction are at the heart of the process.
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Traditional English tearooms serving breakfast, homemade cakes, pies, pastries, cream teas and luncheons.
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Launched by passionate food and drink explorers, Pam and Francis Gimblett, in 2016, Gimblett Cheese Company are cheesemakers based in Haslemere, Surrey. They also run a tasting events business, Taste of the Vine.
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Anila’s award winning curry sauces are handmade using traditional methods with fresh ingredients, dedication and love, to offer the highest quality, naturally made, tasty food without preservatives or additives.
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Award-winning Indian food in Surrey and the home counties, Surrey Spice offers innovative catering, themed supper clubs, authentic home-style freezer meals and hands-on cookery lessons.
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Founded on a passion for tasty, healthy snacking by Funmi Brady, G-Nuts produce deliciously-moreish, low-salt peanuts. Hand-cooked in small batches, they are sold in a recyclable glass bottle.
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Kingfisher Farm Shop is a small family run business in Abinger Hammer, Surrey, which specialises in growing watercress. They have a passion for local, fresh produce and British grown flowers.
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Manor Farm at Wotton, Surrey produces Belted Galloway grass-fed beef. They sell local, grass-fed, native breed 'Beltie' beef direct from Manor Farm. Provenance is guaranteed from farm to fork.
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