❤ LOVE LOCAL ❤
SUNDAY LUNCH AT JON
THORNER’S CAFÉ How does toasted ciabatta topped with garlic mushrooms, then West Country roast beef and Yorkshire pudding, followed by an indulgent sticky toffee pudding sound? You can’t go wrong at Jon Thorner’s café at The Den in Pylle near Shepton Mallet. The Sunday lunch set menu starts at just £8.95 and you can choose from 1, 2 or 3 courses. The café is fully licensed and booking is essential. Reserve your table on 01749 838938.
MONTHLY CHOCOLATE BROWNIE CLUB
For a gift that keeps on giving, surprise your mum every month with a gooey chocolate handmade brownie deliv- ered right to her door from the Shortbread Gift Company. Choose from 12 fl avours including milk chocolate, banana nut and cappuccino, and select either a 1, 3, 6 month or 1 year subscription (prices vary). All brownies are made to order from the fi nest ingredients, and are delivered in boxes that fi t perfectly through a standard letterbox. Order online from
www.notonthehighstreet.com
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22ND-25TH MARCH, EXCEL LONDON. COME AND SEE US ON STAND N1350
Blackdown Hills West Country Eggs are a Somerset based free range egg producer and packer. We pride ourselves in the quality and freshness of our eggs.
One of our main aims is to get our lovely eggs more easily available to existing and prospective customers within the West Country, not just via the supermarkets’ own brands.
Look out for the new distinctive Blackdown Hills West Country Eggs in your local shops, markets, farm shops and forecourts. The new egg company available in the West Country.
Are you a business that is looking for a new egg supplier and are interested in stocking our eggs? Then please give us a call on 01460 234883 or email
info@bheggs.co.uk
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