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4Kg – 10Kg: Golden Kent Cobnuts (IRE)
£43.50 – £94.00
Republic of Ireland Delivey – 2020 Preorders open
This is the page for Kent Cobnut orders for delivery to the Republic of Ireland. Please click here to go to the UK page.
Our fresh Green/ Golden Cobnuts are widely renowned for their full flavour, they are perfect in dishes or simply on their own. Cobnuts have a nationally recognised nutritional profile and are said to be fantastic sources of protein:
Cobnut kernels typically contain 12%-17% protein by dry weight, and about 10%-15% fibre. Cobnuts are very rich in vitamin E and in calcium, typically containing about 21mg and 141mg per 100g kernel (dry weight) respectively. They provide about 0.4mg and 0.55mg of vitamins B1 and B6 respectively per 100g dry weight.
Our Cobnuts are available in weights ranging from 500g to 50kg and are harvested between August and October, as such orders outside that time frame are considered pre-orders and will be delivered as soon as our Cobnuts are ready to eat.
| GBP | EURO |
| 43.50 | 48.89 |
| 55.00 | 61.81 |
| 94.00 | 105.64 |
*Approximate conversions made 15/10/2017. Please check before ordering what you are likely to be charged by your bank or card provider. Delivery will also be billed at checkout £18.45 (Approx. €20.74)
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Roasted Cobnuts
Roasted Cobnuts (60g Pouch) – Dispatched to your door
Enjoy a pack of our roasted cobnuts as a snack or add them to your baking. Fantastic on their own or with other added flavourings such as salt, salt & herbs, honey, sugar, cinnamon – the possibilities are endless.
We particularly enjoy making our own flavour mixes to enjoy with drinks. Also boosting the nut content of cereal and puddings is another fantastic use. Cobnuts are also high in protein and contain good fats and vitamins.
Our Roasted Cobnuts are available in 60g pouches. When ordering you are ordering multiple 60g pouches.
Kentish Cobnuts are a heritage and specially cultivated variety of hazelnut. At the farm we grow a range of varieties which include Kent, Ennis and Gunslebert. Our roasted cobnuts could use any of these varieties or even be a mix.
Roasted Cobnuts / Hazelnuts (Allergen)
Please be aware this product contains nuts and could contain traces of other nuts including peanuts. Please take note and be aware this product has allergens.
While every effort has been taken to remove shells some may still remain. Please be aware of this when consuming.
Each pouch weighs 60g. The more pouches you order the better the value. Prices include VAT. Delivery is added at the checkout.
Each pack has been carefully cracked and roasted on our new equipment. We hope to launch larger bulk packets soon and you are welcome to get in touch as we develop our roasting capabilities and techniques.We have just started learning so please feel free to provide feedback.
Ennis Cobnut Trees
Potted Ennis Cobnut Trees – Out of Stock
We now have a number of Ennis Cobnut trees available in 3 Litre pots – We are out of 7 litre Ennis Cobnut trees. These trees are on British grown roots and are suitable for planting most places in the UK.
These are ideal for planting and producing high yielding trees. Many garden centers currently sell seedling trees and these usually yield very few cobnuts. These trees are the same trees that we grow on the farm and if properly maintained should produce a good crop of Kent Cobnuts.
Cobnuts are packed full of vitamins, minerals and fibre. In winter the catkins on the trees brighten up the trees.
Two varieties are deemed preferable for pollination but not essential as common hedge row nut can assist with pollination.
The trees do vary in size and shape but are generally between 30cm and a meter. We cannot guarantee the size of the trees selected for delivery but every care is taken to select a good tree.
On Arrival:
We advise watering the pot and planting promptly into the ground or into a large pot for later planting if required. The pot should have room to allow further root growth. The tree will need a healthy watering over the first few days.
If planting dig a hole twice the size of the pot and tease out the roots.Make sue that the root ball is level and not at an angle. Water regularly and monitor.
The aim after this point will be to manage the growth of branches. These should be allowed to form at least 60cm from the ground.
A useful pruning and management guide is available from the Kent Cobnut Association. Click Here
Other information can be found online.
500g – 1Kg: Dehusked Kent Cobnut Gift Bag
Dehusked Kent Cobnut Gift Bags – Now out of stock – See you later this year – Join stock notification list below
Our cobnut gift bags are the perfect present for anyone who loves cobnuts at Christmas and nuts generally. Our gift bags come in weights of 500g or 1kg. The bags are perfectly reusable and are made from jute and cotton, with a drawstring that seals the bag. If you want an original, rural and wholesome gift this is the answer!
Our original green tractor design is used on 1kg bags and our new black tractor and/or nut design features on the 500g bags.
Our delicious Dehusked Kent Cobnuts are full of flavour and are perfect in dishes or simply on their own. We like roasting them and dipping them in dark chocolate! Dehusked Kent Cobnuts become darker during the season.
Cobnuts have a nationally recognised nutritional profile and are said to be fantastic sources of protein:
Cobnut kernels typically contain 12%-17% protein by dry weight, and about 10%-15% fibre. Cobnuts are very rich in vitamin E and in calcium, typically containing about 21mg and 141mg per 100g kernel (dry weight) respectively. They provide about 0.4mg and 0.55mg of vitamins B1 and B6 respectively per 100g dry weight.
Our gift bags are available in bag of 500g or 1kg. Please be aware that dehusked nuts still have a shell.
Want to know what to do with dehusked cobnuts? Look at our recipes. From Biscotti to pesto we have a tasty idea or two.
Please also note that all our cobnut gift bags are labeled ‘Kent Cobnuts’ even when ordering a different variety gift bag.
500g – 3Kg: Dehusked Mixed Cobnuts
Dehusked Mixed Variety Cobnuts – New for 2021
Our main cobnut varieties are Kent, Gunslebert, Ennis and Butler but we actually have over 50 different cobnut varieties in our National Collection. Some varieties will come from a single tree while others may be from a row or small block.
We are delighted to now offer the opportunity for a completely mixed bag. No order will be the same and the cobnuts will be very different to each other (some nuts will be very small, some will have more felt / skin around the kernel). We recommend these for those passionate about cobnuts, keen to taste a range of flavours and tastes. If you are new to cobnuts we really recommend trying our main varieties first.
Dehusked cobnuts should be kept cool to prevent the kernel (the bit you eat) excessively drying. A salad draw is an ideal place for storage. These mixed varieties have mixed moisture content so some will be quite dry with smaller kernels while others will be more milky. This is in part because small varieties don’t have much moisture originally and so can be a lot drier (but sometimes also sweeter). Our mixed cobnuts are available in weights ranging from 500g to 3kg.
Want to know what to do with dehusked cobnuts? Look at our recipes. From Biscotti to pesto we have a tasty idea or two.
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Fresh Greengages 4Kg-7Kg
Now Finished for 2020 – See you in 2021 for pre-orders
Succulent, unique and an excellent conversation starter around the dinner table. Greengages are a really special treat this time of year, their deliciously succulent taste is perfect on it own but also in a variety of dishes. Distinctly different in flavour to many plum varieties greengages are a real seasonal treat.
Enjoy the delicious taste of British Greengages by ordering directly from Roughway Farm. Currently Available in weights of 4kg, 5kg, 6kg and 7kg.
Looking after your fruit: Some greengages may arrive firm. Allow firm greengages to ripen at room temperature. Once ripe or if arrive ripe keep refrigerated in salad draw if not enjoying straight away.
History:
‘Green Gages’ were named after Sir William Gage, 7th Baronet, they were first imported by Sir William into Britain in 1724 and became established as a luxury fruit. Greengages were later established in the newly independent USA and grown by George Washington. A significant number of cultivars have been established in the UK ranging from Cambridge Gage to Laxton’s Supreme.
Our Greengage Boxes are:
– Perfect for parties
– Great value
– Farm fresh quality
– Reduced time from field to table
– Traceability – Know exactly where your greengages have come from
– Directly Supporting British Farming
If you are having a party, enjoy smoothies or just want large quantities of fresh British fruit then order from us today.
What to do with your greengages
They are fantastic fresh but if you want to cook with them they make excellent and quite sort-after jam. They also are incredibly moreish in a crumble or tart. We have two excellent recipes to make a Jam and a Chutney. View our recipes here.
Delivery
Our new fresh fruit one day delivery service currently operates in mainland England and Wales from Monday to Friday*.
Please add a note to your order if you are planning in advance and want your fruit by a specific day.
Offer: Order 2 boxes for no increased delivery charge! Use Code: FRUITDELIVERY2020
60Kg: Green/Golden Kent Cobnuts
Out Of Stock – Dehusked 2020 still available to order – Notification waitlist below for 2021
Our fresh Green Cobnuts are widely renowned for their full flavour, they are perfect in dishes or simply on their own. Cobnuts have a nationally recognised nutritional profile and are said to be fantastic sources of protein:
Cobnut kernels typically contain 12%-17% protein by dry weight, and about 10%-15% fibre. Cobnuts are very rich in vitamin E and in calcium, typically containing about 21mg and 141mg per 100g kernel (dry weight) respectively. They provide about 0.4mg and 0.55mg of vitamins B1 and B6 respectively per 100g dry weight.
The product image is displaying 1.5 kg of Cobnuts – Images for display purposes only.
Our Cobnuts are available in weights ranging from 500g to 60kg and are harvested between August and October.
4Kg – 10Kg: Green/Golden Gunslebert Cobnuts
Fresh Gunslebert – Now out of stock – See you in 2021 for preorders – Kent Cob variety still available
Our fresh Green/Golden Gunslebert Cobnuts are now available for pre-order. The Gunslebert is a variety of hazelnut that has a unique and enjoyable flavour. As a nut the Gunslebert is more rounded than the Kent Cob and also has a frilly husk. As a nut they can be eaten fresh or used in dishes.
Our Gunslebert Cobnuts are available in weights ranging from 500g to 20kg and are harvested between September and October.
Kent Cobnut Trees
Potted Kent Cobnut Trees – Out of stock
We now have a number of Kent Cobnut trees available in 7 Litre pots – We are out of 3 litre Kent Cobnut trees. These trees are on British grown roots and are suitable for planting most places in the UK.
These are ideal for planting and producing high yielding trees. Many garden centers currently sell seedling trees and these usually yield very few cobnuts. These trees are the same trees that we grow on the farm and if properly maintained should produce a good crop of Kent Cobnuts.
Cobnuts are packed full of vitamins, minerals and fibre. In winter the catkins on the trees brighten up the trees.
Two varieties are deemed preferable for pollination but not essential as common hedge row nut can assist with pollination.
The trees do vary in size and shape but are generally between 30cm and a meter. We cannot guarantee the size of the trees selected for delivery but every care is taken to select a good tree.
On Arrival:
We advise watering the pot and planting promptly into the ground or into a large pot for later planting if required. The pot should have room to allow further root growth. The tree will need a healthy watering over the first few days.
If planting dig a hole twice the size of the pot and tease out the roots.Make sue that the root ball is level and not at an angle. Water regularly and monitor.
The aim after this point will be to manage the growth of branches. These should be allowed to form at least 60cm from the ground.
A useful pruning and management guide is available from the Kent Cobnut Association. Click Here
Other information can be found online.
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