Highgrove organic ground coffee

Available in Fortnum and Masons store at Piccadilly, London

I recently tried this medium roast blend coffee priced at £8.50 for a 125g tin, twist off lid - described as "organic blend of seasonally selected coffees from around the world" with a taste of chocolate and dried fruit - AND IT'S GORGEOUS!!!!!  This has to be the best coffee I've tried from either Fortnums or Harrods!

It's available through the Fortnums website HERE and also from the Highgrove Gardens website HERE as well as the Fortnum shop in Piccadilly, London.

It is SO worth getting!!!

Fortnum & Mason's Orange Curd

This is a 310g jar of lemon curd..... thicker than jam but not as bitter/tangy as marmalade.  I've tried the lemon curd and lime curd already and this is on a par with the Fortnum's lemon curd although I think I like the lemon curd SLIGHTLY better

It has a lovely tangy orange taste but not too tangy.  This 310g jar costs £4.95 and is worth the price.  It can be purchased in-store at the main Piccadilly store in London or online through their website here

Lovely on toast, toasted teacakes or crumpets or muffins

Fortnum & Mason's Kings Blend coffee

This coffee is my favourite of the Fortnums coffee range.  It comes in a 250g tin with a fancy red scalloped design and is made using Arabica mild beans from South America & Kenya and an Indian Monsooned Malabar bean.  It produces a full bodied flavour.

The coffee is available instore at the Fortnums shop on Piccadilly & St Pancras station (probably in airport duty frees too) and also from their website here for £12.50.  Pricey, but well worth the money!

Fortnum & Mason Lime Curd

Now, THIS is worth buying!!!  If you like lemon curd, this lime curd has a tangier flavour - image shows the 185g jar but now, only comes in a 315g jar from the Fortnums website here for £4.95 a jar.  This is completely splendiferous and SOOO worth the money!!  You won't regret tasting this stuff!!!

Fortnum & Mason Lemon Curd

This stuff  is just GORGEOUS!!!  We got a 185g jar in the Fortnums online sale just to give it a try and we're glad we did!!!  It is now available in a 315g jar for £4.95 regular price - a tad expensive but worth every mouthful!!!  

This is available instore and also through the Fortnums website Here

Fortnum & Mason Lemon Curd Piccadilly biscuits.

I originally reviewed these on this post HERE however Fortnums have now upgraded their recipe and tins..... the biscuits do taste rather more lemony which is good - and the tins are a lot prettier too!!!  They now cost £7.95 for a tin of a dozen biscuits and can be bought instore and online here Lemon Curd biscuits

Still yummy and still worth buying!!

Fortnum & Mason Flapjack biscuits

These are one of the new biscuits in the range (with the updated tins!) and are very tasty chewy flapjack style biscuits!  Very filling and dunkable!  It's a 200g tin containing approx a dozen biscuits costing £7.95.  Not my favourite in the range but not my least favourite either, you won't be disappointed with this one!  

Available in all Fortnums stores as well as online here Fortnum & Mason flapjack

Fortnum and Mason After Dinner coffee

This is a really nice coffee!!!  Not quite as good as the Harrods but now that Harrods have rebranded their coffee range and only have one instead of four, the Fortnums coffee makes a good alternative.  The After Dinner Viennese blend comes in a 250g tin and is ground from Colombian and Guatamalan beans.  It costs £12.50 a tin and is available instore or online here After Dinner Viennese Coffee

Fortnum & Mason Salted Caramel Biscuits

Fortnums have recently rebranded their biscuit range and added two new flavours, this salted caramel being one of the new ones.  They're very tasty biscuits, although the caramel bits are a tad hard/chewy even when the biscuit has been dunked in tea/hot chocolate.  They come in 200g tins costing £7.95 and are available instore and online HERE

Fortnum & Mason Chocolate Pearl biscuits

This is the new rebranded biscuit tins - my original review is here chocolate pearl

The tin is available instore or online HERE for £7.95 a tin

Fortnum and Mason Macadamia Nut piccadilly biscuits

These are my favourite in this Fortnum's biscuit range!!!  Approx a dozen biscuits in a tin for £7.25 and are totally SCRUMPTIOUS!!!  Definitely worth purchasing and highly recommended!

These are available instore in the Picadilly Fortnums & also the St Pancras store and also online HERE

Try them.  You'll thank me....!!

Fortnum and Mason Golden Crunch piccadilly biscuits

This tin contains around a dozen biscuits made with honey, oats and coconut - these are a VERY nice biscuit!!!  Not quite my favourite of this range, but certainly in the top three!!  The price is £7.25 a tin and you won't be disappointed with them!!

These can be ordered online here Golden Crunch as well as instore at the Piccadilly branch, the St Pancras International station branch and probably at the airport duty free shops too!

Fortnum and Mason Clotted Cream Digestive Biscuits

These are the Fortnums "plain" clotted cream digestives and - although good biscuits - are the least favourite out of this range of seven biscuits.  Tin of around a dozen biscuits in a fancy green tin for £7.25 and can be purchased online HERE

Fortnum and Mason Chocolate Pearl Piccadilly biscuits

These Chocolate Pearl biscuits are a poshed up chocolate chip cookie and boy, are they good!!!  There's about a dozen biscuits in a tin, very buttery digestive with choccie bits in for £7.25 a tin..... aptly a chocolate brown coloured tin!  These are available through the Fortnum & Mason website as well as instore - can be purchased here chocolate pearl biscuits

Very recommended - one of my favourites of of this range!

THIS ITEM HAS BEEN REBRANDED.  SEE NEW REVIEW HERE updated review

Fortnum and Mason Lemon Curd Piccadilly biscuits

This tin contains a dozen lemon flavoured biscuits that are a delight to eat!!  Very light and crisp and well worth buying (and eating!!!)  They cost £7.25 a tin which, although seemingly expensive, are worth every penny!!!  These are not available in this current format as Fortnums have now upgraded the recipe & tins.

Fortnum and Mason Milk Chocolate dipped digestive biscuits

This tin contains a dozen digestive biscuits covered on one side in milk chocolate.  They are deliciously fabulous when dunked (I dunked in hot chocolate) and I'd have no hesitation in purchasing additional tins!!  They cost £7.25 and are available in the Fortnum and Mason store and also online at Milk chocolate digestives

Very recommended!

Fortnum & Mason Stem Ginger Piccadilly Biscuits

This 200g tin of biscuits contains a dozen thin "Piccadilly" biscuits flavoured with stem ginger.  Given the "kick" to the taste, it's real ginger too, and these make a quality biscuit!  Priced at £7.25 a tin which seems expensive..... but they ARE a quality biscuit and you'll remember the taste in a positive way for a long time after you've finished them!!  

These can be ordered online HERE as can several other flavours in the same line.  (about eight, I think)

Fortnum and Masons Orange hot chocolate drink

This is another of the Fortnum & Masons hot chocolate drink range and I'm not convinced I like this.  First time I tried it, I didn't like it at all.  Second time I tried it, it tasted slightly better but not much.  It's flaked chocolate (like the caramel one of their I like) and instructions say to use 2 tablespoons of the chocolate, heat up the milk in a pan and when hot, pour a little of the milk onto the chocolate and then mix into the paste, and then pour the rest of the milk in.  It has a strong taste in my opinion but I didn't like it at all.  A friend tried it and says that it tastes like a dark chocolate rather than a milk chocolate which may explain why I don't like it.   (But then the Harrods Mocha hot choc reminds me of a 70% chocolate and I like that one)

I'm not convinced.....!!

This can be purchased from Fortnums HERE and costs £15 a tin.

Fortnum & Masons Caramel hot chocolate drink

 This is a rather luxurious hot chocolate drink, states 300g on the back of the tin but 200g on the website for £15 which seems rather extorntiate.... but.....!!!

 (top of lid)

(contents - grated chocolate rather than powder)

As this is grated chocolate, it has a slightly different mixing instruction than powder - starting with 2 level measuring tablespoons of the chocolate (and yes, it works best with that amount - you get the full taste with it).  Heat up a mug's worth of milk and then when hot, pour a little into the mug with the chocolate and stir to melt.  Then pour the rest of the milk in, stir and drink.

This has a slightly different texture to the Harrods chocolate which is more full-flavoured.  The Fortnum & Masons has a more subtle flavouring but is more creamy and chocolatey smooth.

The full range can be seen here Fortnum's hot chocolate range

Note: the tin I have says 300g weight on the back of it but the website says 200g weight.  I can only guess the difference is the weight of the snazzy tin....?