Apologies, first of all, have to be made for the pun! We Love Local Food have added a new supplier to the website this week and we hope you will be giving duck eggs a try while supporting local company … Continue reading →

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. Whether you love it or loathe it, why not let Local Food Direct help you to show the one you love you care? Supermarkets and other multi-national companies make a huge amount of … Continue reading →

New Product In this week’s blog post, we’d like to welcome and introduce a new product from Nortons Dairy – St Swithins Soft cheese! Nortons Dairy is one of our most popular suppliers on the website for milk and cream … Continue reading →

Happy New Year from everyone at Local Food Direct! We hope everyone had a great Christmas with lots of lovely food – hopefully local! As we move into 2012, many people will choose to make New Year’s resolutions. Some will … Continue reading →

So this is our final blog post of the year before we see in 2012. It’s been a brilliant year for Local Food Direct as we have gained even more fantastic producers and even more lovely customers too. We hope … Continue reading →

Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall is well known in the food world; writing for the Guardian and campaigning for a move to seasonal and ethically produced food. More recently he has tried to push the idea of eating more vegetables and leaving the … Continue reading →

Local leeks are in abundance at this time of the year and are generally available until April. The tend to farm very well as they are easy to grow and have few pest or disease problems. Leeks are so hardy … Continue reading →

So it’s getting to that time of year again and as much as some people don’t want to start thinking about it, Christmas is on its way. This year, instead of going to one of the big chain supermarkets, why … Continue reading →

So Halloween is over, the clocks have gone back and autumn is slowly turning into winter. There’s no  better time to start thinking about delicious winter meals, perfect for nights, in or entertaining at home. November sees the start of … Continue reading →

So a couple of weeks ago I wrote about how autumn season had begun, and then last week we were graced with a very late summer! So my plan to write a blog post about autumn harvest season comfort food … Continue reading →