Food Brokers Food brokers work by purchasing supermarket and factory overproduction, factory seconds and mistakes, and then selling them onto the trade at astoundingly low prices. Sometimes stuff is short dated and seconds/mistakes can be of variable quality, so it's buyer beware. Over the summer I have been purchasing regularly from a food broker and there have been some great bargains, some of the best............. Somerfield Chocolate Puddings with Chocolate Sauce @ 20p each 'Bread and Butter Puddings' - these were large (12 portions) and we couldn't really tell what they were supposed to be, after tasting we decided on calling them 'Orange and Sultana Puddings', they cost £2 for a 12 portion! A selection of Ginsters pasties which were too large to fit the packaging, a snip at 25-45p each depending on filling. Turkey Buts (boned turkey crowns) that came in at £7, a £1 per lb for pure meat, no skin or bone. Breaded Camembert, decent size, about 100g, 20p each. Huge chunks of Parmesan for a mind boggling £20 (about 4lb weight) I'm telling you this because I help out with a few cricket clubs, I'm going to try and put some offers up on Yorkshire Soul on a Monday afternoon, orders to reach me by first thing Thursday morning, collection on Friday afternoon/evening. Anyone who wants anything from these offers is welcome, contact me at Yorkshiresoul@gmail.com or phone me at home or work if you have my number. I will post notes on products if I have tried them, almost everything has been of good quality, even if sometimes the description seems to only loosely fit the product.