We have been very happy customers of Field and Flowers for nearly 3 years, and we have been very pleased with our orders. The quality of the meat is excellent. The chickens are plump, juicy and meaty. You put them in the oven and they come out the same size as they went in, and you get giblets! They are genuinely far superior to the chickens you get at the supermarket (including the organic free range!). The pork is lovely, and we recently decided to add the dry cured bacon to every delivey. In comparison, even the 'finest' bacon from the supermarket is simply not in the same league. The bacon we purchase from Field and Flower has only a tiny amount of waste, in comparison with the fat we cut off the bacon we buy from the supermarket (which makes it a false economy), plus the welfare standards from the supermarket are now in doubt. The rashers are also a perfect thickness, and they don't shrink horribly, unlike the supermarket bacon. We enjoy the lamb shank and the joints of beef are lovely, and I definitely recommend the sous vide meats, which provide perfectly spiced and seasoned, tender cooked meats that are ready in a jiffy and taste fabulous (must mention the harrissa pulled pork and lemon half cooked chicken!). Then there is the marinated meats (lemon, chilli chicken strips are in every order for us!). As for Christmas there is always something special on offer, and the same for Easter. There are plenty of offers, such as 3 for £12 deals on various items. I always take advantage of some of these. For example, the 3 for £12 on chicken pieces is great value. I can portion up all the chicken, and divide it out for risottos, pies, stir fry, casserole, wraps etc. This helps the meat go a long way. (That said, even their very smallest whole chicken feeds my husband and I for 3 meals (we could even make it last 4 if two of them were stir fries) plus stock, and a feast for Mr Fox with the carcass and giblets). Amazing value! Many of these meats are a similar price to what you would get at the supermarket if you try to buy their equivalent, but supermarket quality always falls short in our view, and is often a false economy, not to mention the welfare standards. In addition, I would rather be absolutely sure our farmers are paid a fair price, instead of being hammered by supermarkets in 'race to the bottom and don't care how we get there' price wars. I firmly believe we need to concern ourselves with food security in Britain, and that means being fair to farmers! In summary, very pleased with Field and Flower!