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PRE-ORDER FOR X-MAS DELIVERY
Make your Christmas less of a hassle with the Earth & Wheat Christmas Wonky Veg Box. Get a healthy delicious 7.9+ Kilograms box of high-quality vegetables delivered straight to your door for just £19.99.
Have a Wonky and Wonderful Christmas this year knowing you’ve done a good deed by supporting a great cause; helping to fight food waste, saving our planet and helping others during these tough times.
What’s even more delightful, is that you’ll be quadrupling your efforts with every box your order. Yes, indeed, for every box purchased, we will match with four (4) meal donations to those who need it most.
Receive Fresh For Christmas.
Your wonky Xmas vegetable box will be dispatched on a next day service between 21-22 December. Therefore, delivery should be no later than 23rd December. You will receive an email notification when your box is packed and picked up for delivery. You should also receive a notification from our courier with the details of the driver and an estimated timeframe of your delivery.
What’s In The box
Your box will contain a very generous portion of nearly eight (8) kilogram of fresh tasty Christmas essential vegetables and herbs, all rescued fresh by our brilliant farmers. These include potatoes, parsnips, red cabbage, carrots, broccoli, leeks, onions, garlic, brussel sprouts and a bunch of herbs. Our range of beautiful vegetables has lumps and bumps in all the right places, but that won’t impact the way they taste. We don’t believe in judging a vegetable by its outward appearance – do you?
Start Saving Vegetables
At Earth & Wheat, we believe that every vegetable deserves to find its way to our plates, regardless of how it looks.
So, we deliver perfectly fresh and tasty produce to our customers on subscriptions that would have otherwise been thrown out.
We rescue from UK farmers, who also work with farmers around the world. That’s why no good food should go to waste.