Crawford's Assorted Mini Biscuit Packs (Pack of 100)

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Foods such as chocolate, cakes, soft drinks, biscuits, crisps, butter and ice cream are considered as discretionary foods as they are not needed in the diet, but can be eaten in moderation as part of a healthy and balanced diet and lifestyle. Over the years, the factory on Binns Road welcomed thousands of employees and was known for making favourites such as 54321 chocolate bars, Bandits and Penguin bars. William Crawford sent two of his brothers, Archibald Inglis Crawford (1869 – 1940) and James Shields Russell Crawford (1863 – 1927), to establish a subsidiary in Australia in 1897. The brothers were due to set sail from Liverpool, but instead decided to stay put, and established the Fairfield Works on Binns Road in the city. The Fairfield Works, Binns Road, Liverpool (2013)

In 1822, J Huntley & Son biscuit bakery opened in London Street, Reading, and the business continued to flourish throughout the century, later being renamed Huntley & Palmers and becoming a private limited company in 1898.Jan McDowall posted: "My grandfather worked there and was awarded his 30year award. Arthur Portis." Experience has shown us that often people send us their suggestions for things that we may have already considered, are actually in development, have been tested or used previously by ourselves or our competitors or have been ruled out for various reasons. New products are many years in planning and they need to be carefully researched to ensure they have mass appeal, brand fit, are technically feasible and commercially justifiable, at a minimum. In 1927 Crawfords were one of the first factories to provide employees with their own social club and sports facilities: at Sandown Hall in nearby Wavertree. [11] McVitie's and Jacob's owner Yildiz plans to sell British biscuits around the world". The Independent. 8 June 2016 . Retrieved 17 October 2017. As a result of the change in dietary sugar recommendations, it is now advised that we should have no more than 5% of our daily energy intake coming from free sugars. This equates to:

Gill Dougherty-youp said: "My dad bringing home loads of broken biscuits and cocoa shells for the garden. 54321 biscuits were the best." The Elbe Street factory was expanded and modernised in the 1950s but demolished in the 1990s when housing in Leith's former industrial areas started to change the area. Around 200 people lost their jobs. [ citation needed] William Crawford & Sons employed hundreds of people at its factories at Leith and Liverpool by 1923. By this time the company claimed to be “the oldest of the biscuit manufacturers”. We put a call out on social media for your memories of Crawfords - and this is what ECHO readers said.a b Molyneux, Jess (9 September 2021). "Former Liverpool biscuit factory where workers "made friends for life" ". Liverpool Echo . Retrieved 24 June 2022.

You don’t have to do all your physical activity in one go; it can be broken into bouts of 10 minutes or more if it helps you to be more active. Moderate physical activity is anything that raises your heart rate and breathing; it can include day to day activities such as brisk walking and riding a bike. We need to eat a small amount of fat in our diets to support a number of bodily processes and for the absorption of some vitamins (fat-soluble vitamins). We should choose unsaturated fats, oils and spreads, rather than animal fats and eat them in small amounts. Unsaturated fats include vegetable, olive oil, rapeseed and sunflower oils. Food and drinks high in fat and/or sugar Do you have any memories of Crawfords in Liverpool? Let us know in the comments section. Read More Related Articles

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Sandra Riley commented: "My auntie and two uncles worked in the factory there and I worked in the office. My first job and met some friends for life there who I still see to this day, 40 years on! Great place to work and loads of fab memories x" Crawford established a custom-built factory at Elbe Street, Leith in 1879. The business traded as William Crawford & Sons from 1880. The wheatmeal biscuit, similar to a digestive, had replaced the ship biscuit as the leading product by this time. My mates' mums who worked at Jacobs became more popular as they were armed with broken Club biscuits that had more chocolate on them." Read More Related Articles The original bakery on The Shore is the third building from the left in this print, showing a visit by King George IV in 1822. [1] Emma said: "My dad worked there from leaving school till it closed, he was in the chocolate refinery. My mum worked as a lab technician, testing samples until she had me in 1978.