Butternut Soup with Honey & Sage, Organic, Daylesford (500ml)
£4.00 (80p per 100ml)
You've struck gold. Bright, ripe butternut squash combined with honey and a touch of sage makes this one smooth, velvety soup full of rich, buttery flavour. Gorgeous with cheese on sourdough toast.
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Producer
"Over thirty-five years ago, we began to turn our family’s farmland over to sustainable, organic farming, first in Staffordshire and then in the Cotswolds. What began as a simple passion for real food and a desire to feed our children better has grown into Daylesford as we know it today, one of the most sustainable organic farms in the UK,” says Carole Bamford, founder of Daylesford.
With over 100 organic food awards under their belt, Daylesford are dedicated to growing, making and cooking seasonal, organic food. They’ve a few simple rules to help guide their way. The food must be fresh, full of flavour and contain as many natural vitamins and minerals that come from food that’s harvested (and eaten) at its best.
Daylesford are true champions of organic, sustainable farming on their land in Gloucestershire and are fully certified by the Soil Association.
* = produced to organic standards. For allergens, including cereals containing gluten, see ingredients in bold.
Nutrition
Nutritional Information per 100g/ml
Energy (kJ): 233
Energy (kcal): 55
Protein (g): 0.9
Carbohydrate (g): 6.7
of which sugars (g): 4.5
Fat (g): 2.8
of which saturates (g): 1.7
Salt (g): 0.9
Storage & prep
Keep refrigerated. Once opened use within 24 hours.
Heat for 5 minutes in a saucepan over a medium heat, stirring occasionally – don’t let it boil. Alternatively place in a
microwavable bowl and cover. Heat on full power (800w) for 2 minutes, stir and heat for a further 2.5 minutes until piping hot throughout.
Packaging
Food contact material: Polyamide (PA) (Not Currently Recyclable or Compostable) Sleeves/wraps/seals: Brass rivet Contains BPA: No
Why we're organic
We've been organic for over 30 years now, supporting bio diversity, avoiding chemical nonsense and championing food that's grown and tastes like it should.