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Griddle \ JimJams \ Pancake Day \ Shrove Tuesday
JimJams spreads and Griddle pancake mix: Review
Looking for a healthier sweet option for Pancake Day? Try the Griddle wholegrain pancake mix and JimJams no added sugar chocolate spreads…
Moo \ Mooless \ Pieminister \ vegan \ Veganuary
Pieminister Moo vs Mooless Mothership Kit: Review
With two meaty pies, two vegan pies and all the sides, what did we think of the Moo vs Mooless Mothership Kit from Pieminister?
Restaurant Kits Festive Burger Kit: Review
Restaurant Kits delivers signature dish and drink kits from a range of independent UK restaurants – including, this month, some festive options.
Macmillan Cancer Support \ Sober October \ Thatchers \ Thatchers Cider \ Thatchers Zero
Celebrate Sober October with Thatchers Zero – and WIN!
Learn more about Thatchers Zero – the alcohol-free cider from Thatchers Cider…and find out how you could win 12 bottles for yourself!
Cyprus Kitchen \ Great Food 2 U
Great Food 2 U restaurant meal kits: Review
We tested out one of the restaurant recipe meal kits from Great Food 2 U, choosing the Cyprus Kitchen wrap kit. Here’s what we thought…
Bristol \ falafel \ Yossi Foods
Yossi Foods Falafel Meal Box: Review
Bristol-based Yossi Foods offer falafel meal boxes in various sizes, with delivery across Bristol and beyond. And it’s well worth ordering from them…
Delushious cakes and spreads: Review
Is it really possible to find sweet treats that are both healthier than their regular counterparts AND delicious? That’s the aim of Bath-based Delushious.
BakeBox baking subscription box: Review
BakeBox is a monthly baking and decorating subscription box, designed to be suitable for all abilities. Here’s what we thought…
Calm Drinks CBD infused drinks: Review
Find out what we thought of the cans of CBD-infused Latte, Americano and Choco Drink from CBD drinks company, Calm Drinks…
Landgirls Groceries food delivery: Review
Landgirls Groceries, who launched at the start of April, deliver fruit and veg, milk, coffee and more to certain postcodes in Bristol.