Festive Feasting for Foodies this Christmas



2016 has seen Ross & Ross Food launch another exciting range of foodie gifts and win another Business award for their continued growth and originality. Through their continued collaboration with fellow artisan producers in and around the Cotswolds, they now have an additional range of BBQ products on offer this Christmas.

As a fine food company based in the Cotswolds, Ross & Ross Food have been specialising in handmade British food products and wedding & event catering since 2011. Using locally sourced, top quality produce, they supply delicious, fine food products for National and Independent retailers and have won both regional and national awards (including a Great Taste Gold Star and a BBC Good Food Show Bursary Award).

While deciding on their top picks for Christmas, Ross Bearman, co-founder/Director of Ross & Ross Food, said: “We've been looking at the foodie trends this year so we have a good a idea of what will be heating up for Christmas. DIY food continues to be popular and the curing kits continue to be one of our best selling products to date. We created our BBQ range off the back of us getting so much BBQ interest last November. Whatever the weather; the Brits want that summer BBQ flavour throughout the year and the interest from trade has echoed that this year.”

From their range of 24 products, Ross & Ross' top five foodie gifts for Christmas 2016 are:

1. Homemade Curing Kit...Bacon

The best selling Curing Kit that contains everything you need to cure your own Original, Sweet and Smoky Bacon at home. The perfect present for a DIY loving meat fan.

2. The XL Man Box

Packed with artisan treats from the Cotswolds, the perfect gift for any man.

3. The Ultimate Bacon Sandwich Kit

The perfect combination for the more adventurous bacon lover.

4. Homemade Curing Kit...Salmon

The kit that lets you make your own Gin, Smoky and Beetroot cured fish. A real treat for Christmas morning.

5. The Ultimate BBQ hamper

With a mix of BBQ sauces, chilli jams, meat rubs, salts and oils, this hamper is bursting with flavour and has everything you need to enhance your meat and vegetables.

Ross & Ross' top picks this year will be all you need to unleash the inner foodie this festive season. For further details on their gifts, take a look at their Christmas Brochure here:  http://www.rossandrossfood.co.uk/shop/christmas-july-2016/


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