• Shopping on Saturday

    by  • 28 Jul ’07 • foods, shopping • 1 Comment



    There’s far more to British food than sliced white bread and baked beans, just ask Safia and Ian Thomas, owners of A. Gold a tiny London shop showcasing the traditional foods of Britain.

    Forget fish and chips instead think of a country kitchen filled with lemon curd tartlets, mouth-watering hams, cheeses, pickles and pies. Safia and Ian have scoured the United Kingdom for people producing high-quality food in small amounts, using the best ingredients and traditional recipes. A. Gold has also become a flagship for endangered British foods such as clootie dumplings, Scotch Black Bun and Banbury cakes.

    Visit A. Gold online for a visual delight, regional breakdown of foods, plus a little history.

    One Response to Shopping on Saturday

    1. Fairfax
      29 Jul ’07 at 1:23 am

      Eccles cakes, welsh cakes, fly cemetaries… good bread from waitrose…. there used to be a gourmet store near my office at Kings London. Komindor & something, i think!

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