Discount for you!

If you would like to print off this voucher and bring it in to the market, we will give you £1-00 off every £10-00 you spend in one transaction.  The voucher is valid until the end of July 2013.

If you are unsure how to do this, click on the picture to enlarge it, then right click on the enlarged image.  Left click on "Save image as" and save it.  You should then be able to open the image and print it in the usual way.

Looking forward to seeing you at the stall.

Curtis of Lincoln.

Pork Pies.

With nearly 200 years of tradition, Curtis of Lincoln has a lot to offer the world of good food.  At S & J's we stock a changing selection of their sweet and savoury baking.  In addition to the fresh produce, we sometimes have items frozen, please ask about availability.

Lincolnshire Plum bread, available with or without cherries.

If you have any favourites from your Lincolnshire holiday, please ask whether we can obtain them for you.

Patteson's Pickles

The Taste you remember.

Celebrating 100 years of pickles.  Handmade the traditional way!

The finest quality preserves and pickles, handmade the traditional way.

Patteson's has been a locally produced family recipe since 1910 based in Great Grimsby.  Perfect accompaniments to receive as gifts, or to treat your own lips.

Here at S & J's we stock a selection from Patteson's range, currently 7 of the products, but this is liable to change, and if you have any favourites which you would like us to stock, please get in touch.

Eswatini Swazi Kitchen

Products: the products are 100% natural, with no artificial flavours, colours or preservatives. ESK’s top sellers include Mango Chutney, Mixed Fruit Chutney, and the award-winning Swazi Fire hot sauce. With the value-add in country, these natural gourmet products bring the taste of Africa with a social ingredient. ESK markets its products as fairly traded. This claim is supported by its membership of COFTA and WFTO (Cooperation for Fair Trade in Africa and World Fair Trade Organization). These bodies assess an organisation’s commitment to 10 Fair Trade standards and award the WFTO mark.



ESK is a small factory which for 19 years has been supplying jams, jellies, marmalades, chutneys, atchars, and sauces to the Fair Trade markets in Europe, Australia, North America, and Japan, as well as regional markets in Southern Africa.

Eswatini (meaning ‘in Swaziland’) Swazi Kitchen was set up in 1991 by a Catholic priest, Father Larry McDonnell and an Anglican nun Sister Judith Dean O.B.E., to create employment in Swaziland for disadvantaged communities, and to generate income for Manzini Youth Care, a non-government organization caring for children affected by HIV/AIDS.

Eswatini has grown from a small cottage industry to a successful project producing quality products exported to 14 international destinations including Japan, Europe, U.K, America and Australia. Eswatini has recently become a registered member of COFTA, the Cooperation for Fair Trade in Africa. Eswatini Swazi Kitchen is wholly owned by Manzini Youth Care. The board of Management is comprised of local business people who give freely and generously of their time.

Infusion Oils.

Extra Virgin Cold Pressed Rapeseed Oil is recommended by Nutritionists, Dieticians, Food experts, Chefs and BHF as part of a Healthy Balanced eating plan.

*  Infusion Oils use British Extra Virgin Cold Pressed Rapeseed Oil to create a superb range of infused oils and dressings.

*  45% Lower in saturated fat than Olive Oil.

*  Balanced Omega 3 and 6.

*  High in Omega 9- antioxidants and vitamin E.

*  Helps to lower cholesterol and risk of heart disease.

*  Versatile- use for dipping, drizzling, baking, stir frying, marinating, roasting, pan frying and general cooking.

*  Try some today, and help to improve your family's health.

*Handmade using only the finest herbs and spices-to create a natural taste.

*  One of, if not the, healthuiest culinary oils available today, great for your health.

We are now open.

After a lot of hard work, we have got most of what we wanted in place,

 and have opened for trade.

The early start is a bit of a shock to us, we open at 8-00a.m. and stay until 5-00p.m..  We are offering people tastes of different products which we stock, so that they be sure of the high quality before they buy them.  At the moment, we have been letting people taste the different types of potted meat which we sell, and the baking.

Our potted meats are made for us by Halls Home Produce, a local firm to Sheffield.  The baking is by Curtis of Lincoln, who have been in business for 200 years.  

We are in the market.

After a longer wait than we had planned, things are moving.  On Thursday we moved in to Open Stall 7 at the Castle Market in Sheffield.

We had to get the electricity account sorted out, and then we needed to get the floor cleaned so that it would be fit to use as a food store.  Next we put up some notices so that people would have a clue what we are selling.

Next, we had to hire a van to bring the shelves and building materials to the stall.  This means that we could start building the display shelves and storage shelves.

Then we could put up the sign which had been sign-written earlier.

Now it begins to look more like a stall where something will be sold!  We are hoping to open for trade on Thursday ( May 23rd) and have ordered stock ready for this.

The foods which we are selling will all be described by at least one of : Traditional, Local, Artisan or Fairly Traded.