In honour of British Food Fortnight (17 September-2 October), Vhari Russell and Kelly Molson, of Grub Club Cambridge, select some top foodie treats
As it’s British Food Fortnight it’s all about enjoying great British products – so we’d like to share some brilliant finds from our Grub Clubbers with you. 
Cambridge Food Collective are brand new to the food scene. They’ve sourced a huge array of amazing food and drink products from local traders and producers, so that you can buy your groceries locally from independent businesses. Check out the range at
www.cambridgefoodcollective.com.
Farrington Oils have a wonderful rapeseed oil, a real must for any foodie. It’s great in marinades and dressings, and also makes great roast potatoes. They are available nationwide in Sainsbury’s as well as farms shops and delis.
If you have not yet sampled the Gourmet Brownie Company’s Malteser cake, get your hands on a slice! It’s perfect with a cup of coffee while you enjoy reading this magazine. Available locally at Burwash Manor.
A Little Bit Food Co. have a wonderful collection of dressings, which are so much more than dressings! They are fab as marinades and when added to sauces. All are made in the UK and packed with British herbs; they are available in farm shops and delis or at www.alittlebit.co.uk.
Saffron Bee’s Beetroot and Orange chutney is incredible, packed full of flavour. Bee’s products are available at The Gogs and The Larder at Burwash.
Womersley Fruit and Herb vinegars are not only beautiful to look at, they also taste fantastic! They are great if you want to make a dressing or yummy in cocktails – the choices are endless. They’re stocked nationwide in Ocado, farm shops and delis.
Canesmith makes gourmet sweets for grown-ups, which have just won even more stars at the Great Taste Awards. We adore the Salted Chocolate Caramels. Sweets are stocked locally at Urban Larder, The Larder at Burwash and Little Acre Kitchen.
Thor Drinks are a perfect fix if you’re looking for a refreshing drink, with the added advantage of making a great mixer.
The mint flavour works especially well with Pinkster Gin. On sale at The Larder or via Amazon.
