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13 March 2014

Spring Sale in the foodbyalancoxon.com shop

Photo: © childsdesign

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Chef Alan Coxon is currently running a special spring promotion on selected products available to buy online from foodbyalancoxon.com.

There are considerable savings to be had on Roman Vinaigre, Ancient Greek Vinaigre and the complete range of fruit vinegars.
Roman Vinaigre was £13.95 is now £6.50; Ancient Greek Vinaigre was £14.95 now £7.50 and the fruit vinegars were all £9.95 now £6.95 each.

If you've never tried any of these vinegars before, now would be a good time to place an order. We can thoroughly recommend them too.

19 February 2013

NEWS FLASH!: Alan Coxon's Historic Food Range launches in Partridges

News just in that Alan Coxon's Historic Food Range will be launching at Partridges, Sloane Square, London.
This Saturday 23rd February Alan Coxon's unique range of vinegars, including Ale-Gar, Roman Vinaigre, Ancient Greek Vinaigre as well as the new Macadamia Nut Oil will all be available.
So if you're in the area, do drop by for a tasting and to say hello.
It would even be well worth a
special trip.

For more information about 
Alan Coxon visit his page on 
The Artisan Food Trail here

20 July 2012

The past is brought to life in Alan Coxon's historic vinegars

Photo: © childsdesign


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With twinkling eyes and a disarming smile, Alan Coxon is a man brimming with enthusiasm and a head full of interesting food and history facts. Some would say he is the Stephen Fry of the culinary world.
We have ‘known’ him since the 90s when he was on many television cooking programmes. We finally got to meet Alan giving one of his informative and engaging cookery demonstrations last year at Woburn Food & Crafts Festival.

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We are pleased to give Alan Coxon ‘Artisan Food Trail Approved’ status for his Roman Vinaigre™ and Ancient Greek Vinaigre™



For more information about Alan Coxon see his page on 
The Artisan Food Trail here