Tasting great? Good
Fighting food waste too. Gooder.

We make award-winning condiments, made gooder by using delicious ingredients that would otherwise go to waste

A Load of
Rubbish?

We use ingredients that would otherwise go to waste – not because they taste any different, but often because they’re the wrong shape, size or colour.

Some say it’s a load of rubbish,
we take that as a condiment.

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“I LOVE these condiments. These are the products you want for the apocalypse.”

Ocado shopper

“No I’m not vegan, I just prefer my Mayo to save the planet and taste banging! The only problem is that my dessert spoon doesn’t fit in the jar.”

MARTYN ODELL, THE LAGOM CHEF

“Tastes better than leading brands and I am a massive condiment fan so have sampled a lot!”

Taste Tester

“I LOVE these condiments. These are the products you want for the apocalypse.”

Ocado shopper

“No I’m not vegan, I just prefer my Mayo to save the planet and taste banging! The only problem is that my dessert spoon doesn’t fit in the jar.”

MARTYN ODELL, THE LAGOM CHEF

“Tastes better than leading brands and I am a massive condiment fan so have sampled a lot!”

Taste Tester

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Gooder for your
Plate

Condiments are more than just a bit on the side. They can transform a sad sarnie or lacklustre lunch!

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Gooder for the
Planet

Our range are all made with surplus ingredients that would otherwise be wasted, simply for being the wrong shape, size or colour.

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TO DATE YOU HAVE HELPED US SAVE...

A symmetrical design featuring four white tulip-like shapes arranged in a circular fashion on a light green background, enclosed within a darker green circle, symbolizing
351600

kg of fruits and vegetables

Green circular logo featuring two stylized silhouettes of industrial cooling towers, named
294500

kg of CO2E

A purple circular icon with a stylized white speedometer and horizontal line, suggesting measurement or progress in the Rubble.
896436

miles driven

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