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| Tea Tregothnan Tea, Truro We purchase our wonderful local tea from the Tregothnan Estate who have been producing there tea for the last 10 years. Tregothan tea is hand processed and is entirely free of chemicals and have been sustainable for four millennia. The 1st true English tea grown in the U.K. Coffee Cornish Coffee, Portreath We purchase our fair-trade coffee from a very local supplier who supplies us with Puro fresh coffee beans, Puro help protect the rainforests. For every cup of coffee sold money is given to buy and protect area’s of the rainforest in South America. All Puro products are certified fair-trade paying fair prices to farmers who grow coffee. Sugar Fairtrade cane sugar is used on the table and we will be using the same in the rooms when current stocks have been used. Cornish Cyder & Chutney Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm, Pehallow We purchase our cyder with a bite come from the Cornish cyder farm, no more than about 6 miles away. They have been established for nearly 25 years have their very own orchards and make over 40 varieties of award winning cyders, plus chutneys and delicious fruit products. Well worth a visit. Jams, Marmalades & Cornish Ice Cream Roskilly's, St. Keverne, Helston. A Cornish company that have been established since 1960 which understand the full meaning of adding nautral goodness to their products. We purchase our jams, marmalades & ice cream from them. Whilst you are here why not try one of our ice cream cones, mint choc chip or white chocolate and rasberries. Cornish Butter Trewithen Farm Using Cornish Ingredients, they work closely with Cornish farmers and their herds of happy healthy Cornish cows and have a passion for flavours. Cornish Yoghurts Davas Farm, Penzance Molly’s organic yoghurts all natural ingredients, you can really taste the difference. Bread & Pasty's Prima Bakery, Wheal Rose Baking for 3 generations, current bakers Russell (2nd generation) and Ross (3rd generation) supply us with our cottage white loaves, cottage granary loaves, splits white and granary, and traditional Cornish steak pasty’s mmm!! They are so close you could even smell them baking. |
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