Groceries
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Picture a Sunday kahvaltı laid out on a table in Britain: simit still warm from the oven, white cheese, olives, a pan of menemen going on the hob, tea glasses filling up, and a cold ayran for whoever does not drink tea. Almost everything on that table comes from this section. It is the everyday store cupboard shop, the one that quietly makes Turkish breakfasts, soups, pastries and weeknight dinners possible without a special trip anywhere.
Nine shelves that cover the week
With over 1,180 products, the category runs from Breakfast and Soups & Cubes through Seasonings & Spices, Oils, Canned Pickles & Paste, Sauces, Flour & Pastry Products, Puddings, Supangle Etc. and Bread, Pastry Etc. Maun 550gr 5 Pcs Turkish Sesame Ring Simit and Pita Bread With Sesame handle the bread basket, while Maun 750g 6 Pcs Pastry Sheets and Fulya Degirmen Pastry Threads 400g are the base for börek and kadayif at home. Dr Oetker baking powder and vanilla sachets sit in the baking drawer for anyone making kek or poğaça. Yayla 250ml Ayran is the standard breakfast drink, and Eti fills the biscuit tin with Topkek and Puf. Duru, Ulker, Oncu and Bodrum are the brands most baskets are built around. Prices start from under £1.
Building an order that lasts
Treat this as your monthly restock rather than a scatter of small buys. Order tomato and pepper paste, oil, spices and flour together, since they are the items that stop a recipe halfway through when they run out. Keep opened paste jars in the fridge with a thin film of oil on the surface, store spices in a dark cupboard rather than above the cooker where the heat dulls them, and use fresh pastry sheets and kadayif quickly or freeze them on the day they arrive. Check the pack size against how often you actually cook a dish before buying the biggest jar.
Delivery details
Your whole shop travels together with DHL Express and arrives anywhere in the UK in one to two business days. Orders of £60 or more go free to London and mainland UK; below that a flat £5.99 applies. Chilled lines such as ayran and fresh pastry are packed with ice gel packs, and tracking is emailed on dispatch.
Groceries — frequently asked questions
How quickly will a grocery order arrive?›
DHL Express delivers across the UK in one to two business days. Orders placed before 12:00 Monday to Friday are typically dispatched the same day, so a weekday order early in the morning is usually with you before the weekend shop is needed.
When is delivery free?›
Orders of £60 or more are delivered free to London and mainland UK. Under that amount a flat £5.99 delivery rate applies to the basket. Because store cupboard shopping is naturally bulky, most monthly restocks clear the threshold in a single order.
How do I track my parcel?›
A DHL tracking number is emailed to you as soon as the parcel leaves us, so you can follow its progress and plan for the delivery day. If anything looks wrong on the tracking, contact us by email or WhatsApp and we will chase it with DHL for you.
Are chilled grocery items packed separately?›
Chilled products such as ayran and fresh pastry are packed with ice gel packs and insulating material so they hold temperature during the DHL Express journey. Open the box on arrival and move anything chilled into the fridge or freezer straight away.
Can I combine dry and chilled items in one order?›
Yes. Dry store cupboard goods and chilled lines travel in the same shipment, packed so the chilled items are protected. One combined order is usually the most sensible way to reach the £60 free delivery threshold rather than splitting the shop.
