Online Catalogue | Unusual items
Some things we sell are hard to categorise, so we've put them all here. Whizz down the page and you'll be sure to find something interesting.
Ref: 2480
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Sea salt from the Cornish Sea Salt Co, pure and natural. Chose from 225g (the packet shown above) or 500g (the tub shown above). The Cornish Sea Salt Co's description of their product is so appealing that we've quoted it here in full. No, you won't get bored!Take ...the clearest, turquoise waters of Cornwall's Atlantic Ocean: nature's ultimate renewable resource.Add...actually, add nothing. Simply hand-harvest the purest, brilliantly white, flaky sea salt crystals in a simple natural process that works with nature. Taste...the only British sea salt harvested straight from the ocean. Sea salt crystals of great purity that melt in the mouth and add real flavour intensity to the things you love to eat. Our sea salt offers more taste for less salt, making it a healthier alternative to traditional table salt.Know...Cornish Sea Salt contains more than sixty naturally-occurring trace elements essential for your wellbeing. Our sea salt crystals crumble easily between the fingers, too, so no need to shake or grind!Find the Cornish Sea Salt Co at Porthkerris on the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall
Ref: 2222
A 1kg (2lb 3oz) pack of frozen seafood cocktail. It's always ready for use in the freezer and contains cockles, peeled prawns, mussels, squid and octopus for stir-fries or paellas. SUSTAINABLE
Ref: 2099
Pickled herrings, everybody knows what they are!
Ref: 2054
These are traditional in London and "up north", and are a popular West Indian dish. They can be made into a broth, and we hear that they are very nice. 1kg.
Ref: 2089
This is raw seawead, popular in Wales, where it is fried in oatmeal with bacon. We can't see why anyone would like laverbread, but our customers can't all be wrong. 200g. We also sell edible seawead, see below.
Ref: 2387
Fresh mixed edible seaweed from France. 500g (1lb 1oz).
Ref: 2135
NOW OUT OF SEASONSamphire is a salty marsh grass, eaten raw, as a garnish to fish, in a salad, or steamed like asparagus. It's around from late spring to summer. It's very light in weight, so a little goes a long way, 100g (3oz).
Ref: 2057
100g (3oz) of parsley.
Ref: 2223
This is Somerset honey made from the nectar of bluebells, creeping thistle and blackberry flowers, in a 1lb jar (454g).
Ref: 2121
This oyster opener comprises a holder and knife, and is essential to avoid injury. It's exclusive to the Smelly Alley Fish Company. A good present, especially if you order oysters as well, and get the order delivered to the recipient's address!
Ref: 2375
A 24 inch (60cm) stainless steel fish kettle with a removable grid for poaching salmon, etc.
Ref: 2180
These are selected scollop shells, ideal for decorating or serving seafood.
Ref: 2201
A small sachet of freeze dried squid ink, all you have to do is add water. Squid ink gives a slightly burnt flavour, used in black pasta dishes - very dramatic.
Ref: 2200
Order as many as you like, they're in units of £10.
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