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What’s delicious in January

Add flavour and colour to plates with January’s brightest produce. Golden kiwis, creamy avocados and fragrant Seville oranges are wonderful in fresh winter salads and delicious desserts

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Seville orange and pistachio bread

Treat yourself to a slice of this soft, squidgy bread - it’s tasty served warm with salty butter or dark chocolate spread

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Roasted squash and lentils with green goddess avocado sauce

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Roasted squash and lentils with green goddess avocado sauce

Caramelised squash pairs beautifully with lentils and a creamy avo dressing in this vibrant winter salad

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Golden kiwi and lime leaf curd

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Golden kiwi and lime leaf curd

For a twist on classic lemon curd, try this version which has a similar citrussy tang but with the addition of a rich sweetness

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Juicy, vibrant fruit

Kickstart the new year with delicious, healthy fruits: sweet seedless grapes, refreshing tangerines and ripe mangoes

Offer applies to delivery/collection slots between 29 December 2021-25 January 2022. On selected lines only. Subject to availability
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Juicy, vibrant fruit

Kickstart the new year with delicious, healthy fruits: sweet seedless grapes, refreshing tangerines and ripe mangoes

Offer applies to delivery/collection slots between 29 December 2021-25 January 2022. On selected lines only. Subject to availability

Avocado

Naturally rich in heart-healthy monounsaturated fats, avocados are bursting with fibre and vitamin E. Their mild character pairs well with strong hits of flavour, namely acid, umami and spice, while their creamy texture balances well with crunch and crispness

Golden kiwifruit

With sleek skin, softer cores and few seeds, golden kiwis have a sunny yellow hue and a slightly sweeter taste than a standard kiwi. Dice and slice them into jams, jellies, compotes and salads or, for a no-fuss snack, cut them in half and scoop out the flesh with a spoon