Christmas Food to Order
This Christmas, make it special with delicious food that supports our planet, local community and independent businesses. Go traditional with turkey, opt for a plant-based nut roast or enhance your feast with smoked fish – every product is selected from trusted suppliers that you know and love from our stores. Make it joyful, ethical and delicious.
What Christmas food can I buy on your order form?
Poultry
For the star of the show, choose from organic and free-range turkeys from Walters Turkeys on the Berkshire Downs, all raised to the highest welfare standards. For a tasty alternative, go for Otter Valley Farm’s organic chicken or Summerhill Farm’s organic duck, both based in Devon.
Beef, pork and trimmings
For an alternative to poultry, or to pair your centrepiece with crowd-pleasing trimmings, Somerset-based The Story Farms have you covered. Following the principles of regenerative farming, animals have room to roam outdoors and access to pasture to feed on. Regenerative farming also increases biodiversity, enriches soil and enhances ecosystems. Choose from gammon joints, sausage meat, bacon, chipolatas, beef topside and beef sirloin.
Smoked fish
Add a luxurious touch to brunches and canapes. Pick from organic farmed Glenarm salmon, smoked using artisanal methods at Severn & Wye in the Forest of Dean, or smoked rainbow trout fillet from Stream Farm, reared and smoked on site by small-scale farmers in Somerset.
Plant-based
For a vegan Christmas dinner, try our nut roast. Our plant-based nut roast is handmade in St Werburghs by our talented chefs, exclusively for your Christmas feast. Balancing a depth of umami flavours with a fruity edge, this fabulously nutty roast is topped to give a festive citrus tang.
Save on cases of wine
We’ve hand-picked our favourite organic wines of the season, sure to make your festive feast merry. Sourced from our expert wine partners, Vintage Roots and Alliance Wines. Save up to £15 on cases of 6 organic wine.
Explore our thoughtfully chosen Christmas food, and order Christmas dinner with Better Food this year. We’re excited to help make your Christmas truly special.
What our customers say:
“Excellent Turkey. The best we’ve had!”
“The whole process was hassle free and efficient.”
“Have ordered from Better Food for the last 5 years and it’s always delicious!”
“Thank you for a pleasant stress-free shop at a good price with no compromise on quality.”
“The chicken was particularly good. It may be a little more than supermarket organic chickens but the quality is definitely worth the difference.”
“It was easy and very tasty.”
FAQS
When can I order Christmas food in Better Food?
Our order form is open until the 12th of December. Amendments can be made up to this date. After this date, contact us and we’ll do our best to help. Contact us on 0117 935 1725 option 2 or email christmas@betterfood.co.uk including your Order ID.
Are organic turkeys better than non-organic?
Our organic poultry adheres to strict Soil Association standards. This includes being raised over a longer period of time, in small flocks, having a large enough space to roam and forage on a variety of foods – all of which provides the flocks with a high quality of life. The resulting meat is fresh and full of flavour, creating the highest quality centrepieces for your organic Christmas dinner.
What do organic turkeys and chickens eat?
Organic poultry is given space to behave naturally, including foraging a wide range of plants, insects and grains. This produces high-quality meat that has a complex flavour profile.
Where can I find vegan Christmas food?
You can find our vegan Christmas nut roast on our order form, and a large range of vegan Christmas ingredients in your local Better Food. Discover vegan mince pies, Christmas puddings, chocolate, cream, cheese, beers, wines, and so much more, all under one roof.
What can I do with turkey giblets?
Turkey giblets (edible organs) are very nutritious and can be used in a variety of different recipes. If you can’t use the giblets straight away, make sure to freeze them for a later date. Here is our guide to preparing giblets.