You can get a BBQ meat box delivered to your door
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We know that spring hasn’t unfolded in the way it might usually do: drinks in overcrowded pub gardens with friends, outdoor dinner parties that dwindle on into the early hours and exploring the great British countryside on weekend days out.
However, there is one popular springtime habit that we can still enjoy - a barbecue.
Whether you’ve got a fancy, all guns blazing, bbq that stands proudly in your garden or a disposable version that sits on two bricks on your balcony, the result is the same: deliciously cooked meat with a plethora of salads.
The only thing is, with the bank holiday approaching, do you have time to brave the supermarket queue to stock up on all the meat you need?
Well, before you start pulling on your plastic gloves and packing your anti-bac, we’ve found a high-quality box of meat - especially for barbecuing - that can be delivered directly to your door, ready to go.
The Barbecue Meat Box from award-winning online butchery Farmison & Co serves six and has been lovingly created by award-winning Michelin-starred chef Jeff Baker.
The selection contains 12 chef prepared aromatic Indian chicken koftas, two 14-day dry-aged heritage breed hanger steak, four classic hamburgers and six pork, apple and fennel sausages. All for £27.50.
Buy it: Barbecue Meat Box | £27.50 from Farmison & Co.
The cuts in the Barbecue Meat Box are well suited to marinating to enrich the natural flavours, or else popping fresh onto the grill for natural flavours.
For each cut, you can find tried and tested recipes on the Farmison & Co site.
Will it get here in time for the bank holiday, we hear you ask?
With next day delivery available, seven days a week, plus a self-isolation delivery plan in place, ordering online couldn’t be simpler or speedier.
Let’s hope the family appreciate your new ‘culinary skills’.
