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Support the Ones Who Feed You

Updated: Jul 23, 2025


Real food. Real flavour.From folk who care.
Real food. Real flavour.From folk who care.

Folk talk about supporting local… then head to Tesco and buy factory mince wrapped in lies.


Meanwhile, the real ones — your butcher, your grower, your beekeeper — are out here trying to survive.

No marketing team. No influencer deals. Just hands in the soil and bills to pay.


I’m one of them. Craic Larder was built after hours in a butcher’s shop.

No investors. No start-up funds. Just me, the grinder, and a head full of flavour.


These blends?

They’re not the end goal — they’re the start.


They’re how I fund the future.

Land. Bees. Animals raised right. Food made properly. A place worth passing on.


So when you buy Craic, you’re not just seasoning your food —

You’re helping bankroll a rebellion.


It’s not just about supporting local.

It’s about backing folk with a bigger plan.


📸 Photo by Harelaw Trout Fishery

Took this beauty by the reservoir near Neilston.

Proper shot from proper folk.

If you’re into fly-fishing, coffee by the loch, or just Scottish scenery, check them out:

Harelaw Trout Fishery, G78 3DD, East Renfrewshire.   


– James

Craic Larder

 
 
 

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