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Food delivery of family meals, fresh boxes & wine with local free delivery

By monica3pa
April 13, 2020 in Request a Tradesperson

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monica3pa

Posted April 13, 2020

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Posted April 13, 2020

Hope you are all keeping well and safe,

We are now doing free delivery for our local postcodes for our lovely family meals and fresh boxes.

We have also added an essential box that includes flour/butter/pasta/rice/tinned tomatoes/cheese/ biscuit /sugar/granola/coffee and toilet pepper.

We also now have a frozen meals section with lots of delicious meals that cater for all dietaries.

We are also making 20% more of each order and donating it to vulnerable people, NHS doctors and nurses on Tuesday's and Fridays.

It's super easy to order directly from our website

https://london-kitchen-deliveries.co.uk/collections

Also let us know if you are trying to find an specific product and we will try to source it for you

Thank you!

Monica

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