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Soil Association Organic StandardMade With British Spelt
Original Puffs £19.50 Honey Puffs £23.70 Autumn Mix £44 Fruit Mix £39.60 Pure Spelt Porridge £28 Refined Flour £19.50 Wholegrain Flour £15 Toasted Flakes £28 Estate Mix £36 Summer Mix £44 West Country Granola £45.20 Luxury Granola £55.60 Pearled Spelt £34.20
Welcome

Sharpham Park is an organic food farmed based near Glastonbury in Somerset. It is the family home of Roger Saul, founder of the British designer label Mulberry, and his wife Monty. Together they have created the Sharpham Park food range, out of their passion for sustainably farmed, healthy and natural food.

The farm specializes in growing Spelt, a nutritious and healthy ancient cousin of wheat, and rears rare breed White Park cattle, red deer and Hebridean and Manx Loghtan sheep.

Spelt

SPELT (Triticum spelta) is an ancient cousin of wheat, a hybrid of Emmer Wheat and Goats Grass, which has a different molecular structure to common wheat. With a mild nutty flavour, spelt is a wonderfully nutritious grain and has a low Glycaemic Index making it a great energy food.

Our Spelt is grown, harvested and milled at our organic farm in Somerset.

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New Packaging

Our smart new packaging is now in-store. All our products will now be packaged in striking black bags with colour bands distinguishing the individual products – this as well as launching some mouth-wa... read more

Sharpham Park Restaurant at Charlton House Hotel
The Sharpham Park Restaurant at Charlton House Hotel
Kilver Court
Kilver Court in Shepton Mallett
Things We Care About

  • 100% Organic
  • Buying British
  • Non GM
  • No additives or preservatives
  • Locally sourced environmentally friendly packaging where possible
  • Minimum food miles