Must be purchased with roasts and carvings

Angus Steak Rice (4-6 pax)

Angus Steak Rice (8-12 pax)

French Beans (4-6 pax)

French Beans (8-12 pax)

Home Fried Potato (4-6 pax)

Home Fried Potato (8-12 pax)

good for 10 people. Pork belly, fragrant with herbs and spices, roasted until tender, then blasted with heat for that mouth-watering crackling. Accompanied with gravy (from drippings) and chimichurri.

Sliced Porchetta with chimchurri

Pork belly, fragrant with herbs and spices, roasted until tender, then blasted with heat for that mouth-watering crackling. Accompanied with gravy (from drippings) and chimichurri.

Approx. 1.8kg
Good for 12 pax

Italian Porchetta

Classic Lengua De Gato

Grilled chicken served with mushrooms and pepper gravy. Served with butter linguini.

Chicken Forestierre (Good for 4-6 pax)

Chicken Forestierre (Good for 8-12 pax)

Chicken Forestierre

Seafood Pot Pie (4-6 pax)

Seafood Pot Pie (8-12 pax)

Seafood Pot Pie

A new addition to our product line, Borracho, is made from goat's milk and aged in dark beer. Available in 150g vacuum packs Expiry guide: 9 months

A new addition to our product line, Borracho, is made from goat's milk and aged in dark beer. Available in 150g vacuum packs Expiry guide: 9 months

Borracho Cheese (150g wedges)

Savor the delicious, all-natural flavor of our fresh corned beef deli. Crafted with premium beef brisket and a unique blend of Himalayan salt and spices, it&rsquo;s perfect for quick and effortless meals.

Fresh corned beef with broth (250g)

Fresh Corned Beef with Broth (250g)

Cutoff: Friday 9AM - Delivery: Monday Cutoff: Wednesday 9AM - Delivery: Thursday 120g Shelf Life: 5 Days chilled at 2 &ndash; 4 &deg;C
The oyster mushroom is a common edible mushroom. It was first cultivated in Germany as a subsistence measure during World War I and is now grown commercially around the world for food. It is related to the similarly cultivated king oyster mushroom.

120g, The oyster mushroom is a common edible mushroom. It was first cultivated in Germany as a subsistence measure during World War I and is now grown commercially around the world for food. It is related to the similarly cultivated king oyster mushroom.

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