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News From Payhembury Provisions – September

4 September 2016 By Sue

miscPhew, what a scorcher! I’m writing this on one of the hottest days this year so I’ve been thinking about icecream and  I thought you might like to know a bit more about the local company, Otter Valley Dairy which supplies our shop.

They are based at Aplins Farm which is just the other side ofmisc1 Honiton on the A30. They are very much a family  business with three generations involved in running the dairy farm and making ice-cream using only milk from their own herd of Holsteins. All the ice-cream is made in small batches with natural flavourings and ripples added by hand  and it has won many awards both nationally and regionally including 2 gold awards at this year’s Taste of the West.

They have a great time dreaming up and tasting new flavours ranging from good old vanilla and chocolate to the  more adventurous lime and lemon meringue or Irish cream and everything in between, 26 flavours in all and we have about 10 of them in the shop at the moment!

misc2We live in such a great part of the country for food production and itmisc3 is our policy at Payhembury Provisions to stock  as many local products as we can, as well as affordable everyday goods. Talking about local suppliers, we owe a big thank you to all the people who have given us their surplus garden produce to sell in the shop, we have had  redcurrants, squashes, beans, courgettes and herbs, all fresher than fresh and delicious too. You can’t get more local than that!

miscFinally, now that term is starting, if there are any mums or dads with a little bit of time to spare please give a thought  to volunteering at the shop, it’s sociable and fun, you could learn some new skills and you’d be assured of a
very warm welcome from us all, just come into the shop or give Anne Baxter a ring on 841345. We’d love to have you on board!

Marymisc

PS Remember – should we get an Indian Summer, you can find all the ingredients you need for a tasty barbecue in the shop.

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