Top 10 food and drink brands you'll want on your radar - for a summer packed with flavour and fun
Whether you're hosting friends, enjoying a quiet moment, or simply on the hunt for your next favourite treat, these delicious picks are here to inspire. Get ready for bold tastes and clever twists.
Smoothies for wherever the summer takes you
Introducing greenora: your summer smoothie hero!
These handy little sticks are packed with 100% natural freeze-dried fruit and veg, with no added sugar, no preservatives, and absolutely no fuss.
Just pour the contents into water or milk, shake, and sip. That's it. No peeling, slicing, or blending - just pure, delicious nutrition on the go.
Thanks to the magic of freeze-drying, greenora preserves all the goodness of fresh produce; think vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, without compromising on taste. With no need for refrigeration and a long shelf life, these lightweight sticks are perfect for backpacks, gym bags, or your office drawer.
Whether you're hiking up a hill, racing between meetings, or just chilling in the garden, greenora makes it easy to stay healthy, refreshed, and energised. It's real fruit, just simpler and smarter.
The info: Click here to shop now.
For a summer of unforgettable sips, look no further than Altos Tequila – the number one choice for crafting the ultimate Margarita or Paloma*.
Born from the passion of award-winning bartenders Henry Bessant and Dre Masso, and brought to life with the expertise of maestro tequilero Jesús Hernandez, Altos is made using 100 per cent blue agave grown in the mineral-rich volcanic soil of Los Altos, Jalisco, Mexico.
Unlike celebrity-backed tequilas, Altos is all about authenticity, bartender-approved quality, and flavour.
Smooth, award-winning and the bestselling premium tequila in UK grocery, Altos is a must-have for sunny gatherings and garden cocktails. For a refreshing Tommy's Margarita, shake up 50ml Altos Plata, 25ml fresh lime juice and 15ml agave syrup before rimming the glass with salt and garnish with a lime wheel for extra flair.
Short on time? Try their bar quality lime or strawberry ready-to-serve Margaritas. Just pour over ice and enjoy – delicious!
The info: Click here to buy now.
Always drink responsibly.
*Drinks international reports best tequila for palomas 2024. A best tequila for margaritas 2019, 2020, 2021 & 2023.
Brighten your day, one meal at a time
Want to spend less time meal planning and more time enjoying the sunshine? HelloFresh is here to turn up the flavour and take the stress out of summer cooking.
With over 100 mouthwatering recipes to choose from every month, including Quick & Easy dishes ready in just 15 minutes, Veggie delights, Family Favourites and crowd-pleasing plates - there's something for every taste and every occasion.
Each box is packed with fresh, pre-measured ingredients and easy-to-follow recipe cards, delivered straight to your door, so you can whip up vibrant, delicious meals without the faff. Whether you're hosting a garden party or just need a fuss-free midweek dinner, HelloFresh has your summer menu sorted.
Ready to serve up some sunshine? Order today to get up to 50 per off and, as a sweet bonus, enjoy free dessert for life!
The info: Click here to claim 50% off your first box and free dessert for life!*
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Orchard-fresh fizz with a flavourful twist
For over 135 years, Franklin & Sons has been delighting taste buds with expertly crafted tonics, sodas, and soft drinks... and their Orchard Apple & Pear is a sparkling showcase of their flavourful legacy.
Bursting with juicy apples, sweet pears, English sugar beet, and just the right amount of fizz, this beautifully balanced drink is refreshingly grown-up and utterly delicious. It's perfect for any moment worth savouring, whether you're soaking up sunshine in the park, elevating your BBQ game, or simply indulging in a refined adult soft drink.
Fancy taking things up a notch? Try pairing it with pan-seared sea bass, finished with a glaze made from the drink itself. The crisp fish and sweet, tangy glaze are a match made in foodie heaven, with the orchard-fresh fizz of Franklin & Sons bringing it all together.
One sip, and you'll see why they've been pioneers of flavour since 1886.
The info: Click here to shop now.
Frive is changing the game when it comes to healthy convenience.
As one of the UK's highest-rated meal prep service with over 7,000 five-star reviews, Frive is all about delivering fresh, fully-prepared meals straight to your door - no cooking, no mess, just great food.
Unlike traditional supermarket ready meals, Frive uses 100 per cent natural ingredients, with no artificial preservatives or ultra-processed nasties in sight. Every dish is chef-crafted and nutritionist-approved, with perfectly portioned mains clocking in at 450–650 calories, all high in protein and macro-balanced to keep you fuelled and satisfied.
With 40+ mouthwatering meals to choose from each week - think Satay Chicken, Spaghetti & Meatballs, or a fragrant Lemongrass & Coconut Sea Bass Curry - Frive is ideal for busy professionals who want to eat well without the hassle. Just heat and eat in minutes and enjoy the taste of home-cooked goodness, without lifting a finger.
The info: Click here to claim 50% off week one and 25% off the next two weeks.*
*Available to new customers only. Terms and conditions apply.
What makes the UK's favourite kefir* a daily must have
Looking for a delicious, natural way to beat the bloat and feel your best from the inside out? Biotiful Kefir might just be your gut's new best friend. This naturally fermented super-drink is packed with billions of live cultures, helping to support digestion, restore balance, and ease uncomfortable bloating - all while tasting seriously good.
Whether you're dealing with dietary shifts or daily stress, kefir can offer real relief - no wonder it's been dropping into shopping baskets across the UK. Loved for being low in lactose and high in natural protein, calcium, and vitamin B12, it's a daily must-try for anyone wanting to look and feel their best.
And here's a fun fact: every 16 seconds, someone in the UK starts their gut health journey with Biotiful! Available in tasty drinks and creamy yoghurts, and stocked in all major supermarkets, Biotiful Kefir isn't a substitute - it's a smart, delicious addition to your everyday routine.
The info: Click here to begin your gut health journey.
*Source for UK's Favourite :Circana Total Market Latest 52 wks 8th June, 2025 Value Sales.
A marshmallow for responsible indulgence
Few treats balance nostalgia and innovation quite like Free From Fellows marshmallows. These multi-award-winning confections have redefined what it means to indulge responsibly, offering a soft, creamy texture and rich flavour that appeals to vegans and non-vegans alike.
Free from the top 14 allergens, artificial flavours, colours, and GMOs, they represent a new gold standard in inclusive snacking, without compromising on taste or texture.
Available in classic vanilla and sweet strawberry, they're a summer staple during barbecue season, while the mini mallows make an elegant finishing touch to hot chocolates and home baking.
Beloved by Holland & Barrett shoppers nationwide, these mallows are more than just a free-from option—they're a genuinely delightful treat in their own right. Priced between £1.99 and £2.25 for a 105g bag, Free From Fellows have earned their place as a go-to indulgence for the conscious consumer.
The info: Click here to shop now.
Welcome to a new era in collagen innovation. Nourished is shaking up the wellness world with its pioneering Collagen+ range - the UK's first-ever 3D-printed collagen gummies. These clever, sugar-free stacks aren't just a treat for your taste buds; they're packed with seven science-backed ingredients, including a patented Ovoderm® collagen complex, to help support skin radiance, joint flexibility and gut health – delivering beauty from within.
Designed to slot seamlessly into busy modern routines, the range includes targeted blends like Hair, Skin & Nails, Agility (perfect for active movers), and Gut (formulated to help nourish the skin-gut connection).
Made right here in the UK, these vegetarian-friendly stacks are now available online at Boots.com and get-nourished.com. Combining convenience, performance and personalised nutrition, Nourished is setting a new standard in beauty supplements – one perfectly stacked gummy at a time.
The info: Click here to shop and experience the new era of beauty.
The ultimate centrepiece for alfresco feasting
When it comes to unforgettable gatherings, WeGrillTable fires up more than just dinner - it sparks connection.
This stunning, Nordic oak-crafted table is as beautiful as it is practical, cleverly concealing a smokeless charcoal grill at its core. Say goodbye to smoke-filled air and hello to perfectly seared bites shared with friends and family.
Designed to be the heart of every outdoor get-together, it transforms effortlessly from grill to elegant table, keeping the good times rolling long after the plates are cleared. With the grill serving as a built-in patio heater for each seat, guests stay toasty under the stars while laughter and conversation flow late into the evening.
Whether you're sizzling steak, skewering veggies or toasting marshmallows, WeGrillTable makes every moment social, cosy, and joyfully delicious. This isn't just outdoor dining; it's a live-fire experience that brings people together, one perfectly grilled bite at a time.
The info: Click here to shop now.
The cheese range that's big on protein
Looking to further increase your protein intake? Say hey to delicious eating with Lindahls' high-protein cheese range - created for those who want their food to work with their lifestyle.
Perfect for health-conscious, active urbanites aged 45 and over, this protein-packed collection offers simple yet satisfying ways to fuel the body. Whether you're on a post-workout wind-down or focusing on wellness goals like weight maintenance or muscle recovery, Lindahls Protein has you covered.
The line-up features feel-good favourites like Cottage Cheese (£1.50), Gouda Slices (£2.00), Greek Cheese (£2.25), and Quark (£2.50) - all low in fat and high in flavour. Available now in Waitrose, Morrisons, and Ocado, it's a simple, tasty step towards your healthiest self.
And just when you thought summer couldn't get better, August sees the exciting launch of Lindahls Protein Milk Drinks (£1.85) and Lindahls Protein Milk Drinks with Collagen (£3.25). Perfect for a nourishing boost at breakfast or on the go, they'll be available in convenience stores nationwide.
The info: Click here to find out more.
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