58 • Food & drink — cooking at home JIMMY’S


At Home & In T e Garden • Sunday 24 May 2020 T e spirit of Exmoor recommends


JIMMY’S Iced coffee


MUTTI


MUTTI Tomato products


If you’re cooking up your favourite Mediterranean dishes this summer, then look no further than Mutti, Italy’s number one tomato brand. Now widely available in the UK through Ocado, Sainsbury’s, Waitrose and Marks & Spencer, Mutti only uses tomatoes from Italy’s fi nest growers, who compete for its prestigious Golden Tomato Award, given to the year’s outstanding grower. All Mutti products are made from 100% Italian tomatoes and are free from any artifi cial additives or preservatives, simply 99.8% tomatoes and a pinch of salt. All Mutti products are GMO free. mutti-parma.com/en


SWEET FREEDOM Sweet treats


Want to lose weight but still eat decadent-tasting sweet treats? With this Great Taste Award-winning vegan range of sweet syrups and spreads, you can sweeten, drizzle and bake with the halo fi rmly intact. Sweet Freedom’s


Choc Shot chocolate syrup makes lump-free hot chocolate. Or simply drizzle direct over ice cream, porridge, pancakes and fruit. The Choc Pot chocolate spread, meanwhile, has 75% less fat and half the calories of Nutella. sweetfreedom.co.uk


DOUGHLICIOUS


Jimmy’s Iced Coffee has launched an awesome Iced Flat White range in recyclable cans. The refreshing Skinny, Oat and Extra Shot Flat Whites contain single-origin, Rainforest Alliance- certified Arabica coffee and provide the perfect mid-morning kick. Jimmy’s has also launched the UK’s only Coffee Cola; a soda using cold brew coffee and its own cola recipe. jimmysicedcoffee.com/shop


DOUGHLICIOUS Baked goods


Craving the comfort of a heavenly home-baked treat? Doughlicious offers eight fabulous fl avours of award- winning, gluten-free, ready-to-bake cookie dough — including dairy-free, vegan and organic options so that everyone can enjoy a naturally naughty treat. Each pack contains individually portioned doughballs to help fi ght food waste. doughlicious.co.uk


Award-winning Wicked Wolf Exmoor Gin is a premium craft gin made from 11 botanicals, distilled and blended on the banks of the picturesque River Lyn in North Devon


Wicked Wolf Exmoor Gin uses the combination of 11 exotic botanicals to produce complex layers of citrus and pepper notes fi nely balanced with the distinct fl avours of juniper and coriander. Hibiscus,


lemon-


grass, cardamom and kaffi r lime leaves have been artfully blended with these traditional aromatics to create a full-fl avoured, smooth gin. Each aromatic is distilled separately, resulting in 11 individual distillates that are then skillfully blended, giving complete control over the strength of each fl avour. T e gin is fi ltered at each stage of the production process, producing a 42% ABV, smooth, full- bodied and elegant spirit.


Please visit the website for stockists


and online retailers wickedwolfgin.com T: 01598 741357


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Oval beats Round every time


Enquiries: 01787 238227 www.primogrilluk.com


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