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Everyone who buys dried fruits, nuts spices etc - a cheap supplier

Marianne72

This is my first order with Grape Tree, but I'm very impressed at the quality and price. If you use lots of dried goods, spices, herbs etc, it is worth looking at this firm. It's much cheaper than the supermarket and you can buy in bulk - see pic below! At present, they're offering 20% off a £40+ spend, also free delivery.

I know @theCatWoman had difficulties over popup ads, but you can easily set your computer to reject them.  

These plastic spice shaker jars are 500 gram each - possibly a bit large even for me, but you get the idea. 

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  • I get all my spices and pulses from ethnic grocers, I don't use many nuts, or dried fruits. I'd recomend looking our for ethnic grocers to anyone wanting spices and pulses, many of them are a cooks paradise and personally I'd rather keep shopping locally and support independent grocers, they often have a good range of less common fresh herbs, fruit and veg.

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  • I get all my spices and pulses from ethnic grocers, I don't use many nuts, or dried fruits. I'd recomend looking our for ethnic grocers to anyone wanting spices and pulses, many of them are a cooks paradise and personally I'd rather keep shopping locally and support independent grocers, they often have a good range of less common fresh herbs, fruit and veg.

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