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The National
2 days ago
- Business
- The National
Scottish cauliflower crisps to hit shelves at 50 Tesco stores
Growers Garden, established in 2019 and based in Fife, is now selling its new cauliflower crisps in more than 50 Tesco stores. The snack comes in three flavours: Black Pepper & Lime, Mango Chilli, and Smoky Chorizo. The company works with farmers across the east of Scotland to transform surplus and "wonky" vegetables into healthy, veggie snacks. READ MORE: Award-winning restaurant to be taken over by leading hospitality firm With the aim to reduce food waste and ensure more Scottish homegrown produce, the co-operative started as a collective of 16 farming families who have been growing vegetables for over four generations in the east of Scotland. It now includes growers from Perthshire and the Borders too. Tesco said the product was "a brilliant example of Scottish innovation". Marion MacCormick, chairperson at Growers Garden, said the company was "delighted," adding: "Our cooperative of Fife farmers came together with a shared aim to reduce waste by turning leftover or misshapen vegetables into something delicious and healthy, adding value to their leftover fresh produce, which is also supplied to Tesco UK-wide. 'The new flavours offer something a little different, and we're thrilled that Tesco shoppers across Scotland are already getting behind the concept since the range hit shelves this month.' Barry O'Donnell, buying manager for Tesco in Scotland, said: 'One of the best parts of my job is supporting local suppliers and helping bring their fantastic products to shelves across the country. "Growers Garden is a brilliant example of Scottish innovation. By working hand-in-hand with local farmers, they've created a tasty and nutritious snack that taps into what customers are really looking for - healthier, exciting alternatives to traditional crisps.' The snack can already be found in some Sainsbury's and Morrisons stores.
Scotsman
2 days ago
- Business
- Scotsman
Fife snack business launches new cauliflower chips exclusively in Tesco stores across Scotland.
Scottish healthy snack brand Growers Garden is expanding its popular range of vegetable crisps with the launch of new cauliflower chips, now available exclusively in Tesco stores across Scotland. Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Established in 2019, the Fife-based company works closely with farmers across East Scotland, transforming surplus and 'wonky' vegetables into healthy, flavour-packed veggie chips. The brand's commitment to reducing food waste ensures more of Scotland's homegrown produce is put to good use. The new cauliflower chips – on sale now in more than 50 Tesco stores – come in three bold and vibrant flavours: Black Pepper & Lime, Mango Chilli, and Smoky Chorizo. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Marion MacCormick, Chairperson at Growers Garden, said: 'We're delighted to have launched our new cauliflower-based crisps into Tesco Scotland. Our cooperative of Fife farmers came together with a shared aim to reduce waste by turning leftover or misshapen vegetables into something delicious and healthy, adding value to their leftover fresh produce, which is also supplied to Tesco UK wide. Growers Garden's new product is available in Tesco stores across Scotland 'The new flavours offer something a little different, and we're thrilled that Tesco shoppers across Scotland are already getting behind the concept since the range hit shelves this month.' Barry O'Donnell, Buying Manager for Tesco in Scotland, said: 'One of the best parts of my job is supporting local suppliers and helping bring their fantastic products to shelves across the country. Growers Garden is a brilliant example of Scottish innovation. By working hand-in-hand with local farmers, they've created a tasty and nutritious snack that taps into what customers are really looking for - healthier, exciting alternatives to traditional crisps.'
The National
2 days ago
- Business
- The National
Scottish cauliflower crips to hit shelves at 50 Tesco stores
Growers Garden, established in 2019 and based in Fife, is now selling their new cauliflower crisps in more than 50 Tesco stores. The snack comes in three flavours: Black Pepper & Lime, Mango Chilli, and Smoky Chorizo. The company works with farmers across the east of Scotland to transform surplus and "wonky" vegetables into healthy, veggie snacks. READ MORE: Award-winning restaurant to be taken over by leading hospitality firm With the aim to reduce food waste and ensure more Scottish homegrown produce, the co-operative started as a collective of 16 farming families who have been growing vegetables for over four generations in the east of Scotland. It now includes growers from Perthshire and the Borders too. Tesco said the product was "a brilliant example of Scottish innovation". Marion MacCormick, chairperson at Growers Garden, said the company was "delighted," adding: "Our cooperative of Fife farmers came together with a shared aim to reduce waste by turning leftover or misshapen vegetables into something delicious and healthy, adding value to their leftover fresh produce, which is also supplied to Tesco UK-wide. 'The new flavours offer something a little different, and we're thrilled that Tesco shoppers across Scotland are already getting behind the concept since the range hit shelves this month.' Barry O'Donnell, buying manager for Tesco in Scotland, said: 'One of the best parts of my job is supporting local suppliers and helping bring their fantastic products to shelves across the country. "Growers Garden is a brilliant example of Scottish innovation. By working hand-in-hand with local farmers, they've created a tasty and nutritious snack that taps into what customers are really looking for - healthier, exciting alternatives to traditional crisps.' The snack can already be found in some Sainsbury's and Morrison's stores.
Scotsman
2 days ago
- Business
- Scotsman
Fife snack business launches new cauliflower chips exclusively in Tesco stores across Scotland.
Scottish healthy snack brand Growers Garden is expanding its popular range of vegetable crisps with the launch of new cauliflower chips, now available exclusively in Tesco stores across Scotland. Sign up to our Scotsman Money newsletter, covering all you need to know to help manage your money. Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Established in 2019, the Fife-based company works closely with farmers across East Scotland, transforming surplus and 'wonky' vegetables into healthy, flavour-packed veggie chips. The brand's commitment to reducing food waste ensures more of Scotland's homegrown produce is put to good use. The new cauliflower chips – on sale now in more than 50 Tesco stores – come in three bold and vibrant flavours: Black Pepper & Lime, Mango Chilli, and Smoky Chorizo. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Marion MacCormick, Chairperson at Growers Garden, said: 'We're delighted to have launched our new cauliflower-based crisps into Tesco Scotland. Our cooperative of Fife farmers came together with a shared aim to reduce waste by turning leftover or misshapen vegetables into something delicious and healthy, adding value to their leftover fresh produce, which is also supplied to Tesco UK wide. Growers Garden's Cauliflower Chips are available in Tesco stores across Scotland 'The new flavours offer something a little different, and we're thrilled that Tesco shoppers across Scotland are already getting behind the concept since the range hit shelves this month.'
