Fed & Bred
Steak & Salt Hamper
Steak & Salt Hamper
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A lovely gift for the steak lover, with added seasoning.
From heritage breed cattle raised on our family farm here in Ballyclare, these luxury Sirloin Steaks will be sure to go down a treat! The marbling, taste and texture will give a luxury eating experience!
We have added a glass jar of Mussenden Sea Salt. This luxury salt has been harvested by hand from the North Coast of NI!
This hamper will arrive in a polystyrene box. The meat will be wrapped separately with ice, keeping it frozen for 24 hours. The salt with be hand-wrapped and tied with a ribbon. We will include a Christmas card with handwritten message. If you would like a message, please pop it on at checkout. Or, we'll leave blank.
Send directly to the recipient anywhere in Northern Ireland or Click & Collect from our farm. Select the best date for delivery or collection at checkout!
Delivery & Collection
Delivery & Collection
All our meat is supplied FROZEN.
Home Delivery - Your order will arrive in insulated packaging with ice packs. This will keep your order frozen for 24+ hours. We advise to pop into your freezer on arrival.
Click & Collect - Your order will be supplied in a compostable carrier bag. If insulated packaging or ice packs are required, they can be purchased on arrival for £3.
Why Fed & Bred?
Why Fed & Bred?
We bring local, farm reared meats right to your door!
All beef and lamb has been carefully reared on our family farm in Straid, Ballyclare.
We are proud to only use heritage, native breeds which were created to work in harmony with our countryside and weather. We want to support the growth of these breeds for future generations.
All our other meats are from local, Northern Ireland farms.
Our amazing pantry products are from the finest artisan producers in NI!
Get to know your farmer, suppport the local community and have less food miles!
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Prefer to collect?
We offer Click & Collect on all our orders. Choose a date and time that suits you at checkout.
