Back to the Lunch Box A-Z. X for Excitement!
We're getting terribly excited. Just one more week to go and the Diamond Jubilee is upon us, and yes we're feeling very very patriotic.
Everywhere we go we spot another Union Jack or crown...
We never cease to be excited by another tasteful discovery of another special edition food or drink.
And who knows our backyard may just look like this over the Jubilee weekend...
Let's hope so... Lots of baking to be done in the meantime.
So here's our round-up of the limited editions out there this special year for Great Britain...
Our absolute favourite in
number 1 position:
Lyle's Golden Syrup, Limited Edition.
In our household, most often used to make delicious
flapjacks
Number 2: Davidstow Cheddar.
We can never ignore some bunting... For our latest recipes using cheddar,
check this cute one out
Number 3: Angostura Bitters and their iconic bottle
Subtle elegance and for me, total refreshment on a hot scorching day, to drink lemon, lime and bitters:
Number 4: Tracklements in a Right Royal Pickle...
The perfect accompaniment to a cheese and right pickle sandwich.
Now on the subject of sandwiches, afternoon teas and well, bread, Kingsmill have brought out their
Queensmill... Perfect for those neat little cucumber sandwiches I know I will be making. (Don't forget the light drizzle of vinegar to bring out the flavour - steady hand required)
So that sneaks in at
number 5, although the packaging is a little disappointing and not that patriotic..
Number 6 - Morrisons Celebration Victoria Cake
- perfect for all those afternoon teas you'll be having, along with that essential cuppa -
A clever crown created with a fine dusting of icing sugar...
The Diamond Jubilee would not be complete without Coronation Chicken for that street party.
So at
Number 7 - Schwartz Coronation Chicken Recipe Mix
Number 8 - Chow Olives, the pre-dinner olives, ok not typically British in terms of diet, but one of my favourite nibbles...
Number 9 - Berry Bros and Rudd Port - limited edition Royal Diamond Tawny Port, 1952
and to be given permission to use the phrase "To commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II” on the
label of this 1952 Tawny Port"
is an amazing achievement
and finally at
number 10 for those not into Port, a welcome cup of tea...
Victory tea in the delightful tea caddy.
I am sure there are loads more delights out there, so if you do spot anything else, do comment below and let us know.
So what's your favourite limited edition food or drink this Jubilee?
The Lunchbox World Team x
PS. And in case you missed a post in this series, here's the Lunch Box A-Z so
far:
Lunch Box A-Z - A for Angry
Birds
Lunch Box A-Z - B for Bottles and
Bottle Slingers
Lunch Box A-Z - C for
Chic!
Lunch Box A-Z - D for Dart Frog,
Dinosaurs and Deer
Lunch Box A-Z - E for
Elephants
Lunch Box A-Z - F for Fish, Frogs and
FUN!
Lunch Box A-Z - G for Gorgeous Green
Gadgets
Lunch Box A-Z - H for Hippie
Hearts
Lunch Box A-Z - I for Ice Essentials
and Insanewiches
Lunch Box A-Z - J For Jazzy Lunch
Gear
Lunch Box A-Z - K For Kit
Bags
Lunch Box A-Z - L For LEGO
Lunch Box A-Z - M For Men
Lunch Box A-Z - N For Navigate, New!
Lunch Box A-Z - O For Owls
Lunch Box A-Z - P For Penguins and
Pirates
Lunch Box A-Z - Q For Quick Lunch Box
Ideas
Lunch Box A-Z - R For Retro Lunch
Boxes
Lunch Box A-Z - S For Sharks and
Sandwiches
Lunch Box A-Z - T For Toddlers that
Travel and TUMTUM
Lunch Box A-Z - U For
Unique
Lunch Box A-Z - V For Variety
Lunch Box A-Z - W For Water and Water Bottles
Please note these comments are purely my own, not of Lunchbox World. This is not a sponsored post.