Showing posts with label Mitchell's Facebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mitchell's Facebook. Show all posts

Monday, 27 February 2012

Could our new van win you a coffee and a hot roll for two ?

With our new Sales Vehicle now roaming the roads of Inverurie, we thought of different ways to welcome it to the Mitchells Fleet, and we thought why not get our loyal facebook fans to welcome our newest addition !

If you see the new Mitchells Sales Vehicle when you’re out and about, get someone to take a picture of you beside it, upload the picture to the Mitchells Facebook Page and tag yourself in the picture. You will then be entered into a monthly prize draw to win a free coffee and a hot roll for two people at The Dairy.


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Wednesday, 22 February 2012

Mitchells easy Stovies Recipe...


There is nothing like some good old comfort food to warm you up! We are lovers of all things food and we especially love Scottish favourites like Stovies because they fill your belly and are super easy to make. There are varied methods and views on what goes into Stovies but we wanted to share our best loved recipe. Please let us know what you think.

Why not try our recipe out and let us know how they turned out. You could even post them on our Facebook Page or Tweet the pic on our Twitter @MitchellsDairy

Stovies (Should serve 4)

Ingredients:
  • 900g Potatoes, peeled and sliced
  • 50g Beef Dripping or Oil
  • 2 Onions, finely chopped
  • 4 tbsp Gravy or Stock
  • Left-Over Meat, (Beef, Lamb, Chicken), chopped
  • Parsley, chopped
  • Salt & freshly ground pepper

Method:
  • Heat the dripping or oil in a large frying pan then add the onion and cook until soft and transparent, do NOT brown. Add the potatoes to the onions and stir/mix well. Cover the frying pan and cook for a further 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add the gravy or stock, meat, mixing thoroughly then season to taste.
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  • Simmer in the frying pan for about an hour, stirring occasionally Garnish with parsley, serve with seasonal vegetables and oatcakes.  

If you would like to try the recipe you can pick up all of the ingredients from in store at Mitchells Dairy. We proudly support and stock local produce to help support our local economy.

    What is your favourite Traditional Scottish dish? Do you have another way of making Stovies? We would love to hear from you on our Facebook page! Come join our online community!


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    Monday, 19 September 2011

    Win Mitchells Dairy goodies by tagging yourself on our page...


    Mooriel and the Mitchells team had a great day on Saturday. We attended The Scottish Samurai Festival Gala at Bridge of Don Barracks in Aberdeen. Along with other great attractions, Mitchells gave away FREE tastings of Mitchells milk!

    Competition!
    We are running a fun facebook competition. If you visited us at the festival on Saturday you may have had your photo taken beside our lovely Mooriel.  If you 'like' our facebook page and tag yourself in the picture in the photo album 'Mitchells at The Scottish Samurai Festival 17th September 2011' from the event you will be entered into a prize draw to win some Mitchells goodies. Make sure you like our page then find your picture and tag yourself and don't forget to tell your friends to tag themselves too! You have until 12pm on Monday 26th September to be in with a chance of winning, So get tagging!

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    Tuesday, 26 July 2011

    Is it worth crying over spilt milk, when it's stolen from your doorstep?

    We are sad to say that yesterday, some of Mitchells' Dairy loyal customers were victims of theft. At Mitchells, we pride ourselves in the service we provide our customers and make sure that even in the event of a crime, we will always try to ensure we provide the best customer care possible.

    Reports were made that five of our customers, living in the same street did not receive their milk yesterday morning. However, when our delivery driver confirmed that the milk delivery was made to each customer, we discovered that the milk had in fact been stolen. As yet we do not know exactly how it happened but we wanted to highlight that what may have been a practical joke or prank carried out by inconsiderate individuals, is in fact a huge inconvenience to those affected. Although this may have been considered a fun joke to the culprits, there are many knock on effects that stealing someone's milk has.                                

    Firstly, the customer who normally wakes up to milk on their doorstep would be without their milk, which in most cases is used for their first cup of tea and breakfast in the morning. A large proportion of our customers are elderly and having their milk stolen is extremely upsetting as they may not be very mobile and aren't able to 'nip out' for a replacement, meaning they are without breakfast. Secondly, the fact that someone has stolen from their doorsteps, could leave them feeling uneasy about the thought of someone taking their milk from their doorstep.

    This is the last thing we would want for our customers. As we mentioned, customer care is very important to us and due to the milk being stolen, we at Mitchells had to re-deliver the milk. This then had an effect on our staff resources as the time to taken to redeliver the milk was taken away from the duties of running Mitchells Dairy. The police have been contacted and reports have been made, however, it does not take away from the fact that the pranksters have caused a lot more trouble than they anticipated.

    So if you think this type of prank is a bit of innocent fun, then think again. As we have highlighted there are many knock on effects to this stupid act. We would like to thank the police for their time in this matter and we would also like to thank to our staff for re-delivering the milk to those affected. Would especially like to offer our apologies to our customers who had their milk stolen and would like them to know that we hope that this doesn't happen again.

    Have you ever been affected by a similar story with any orders and deliveries? If so, then tell us on our facebook page. We are always keen to hear feedback and welcome any comments.

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    Tuesday, 19 July 2011

    Facebook Competition: Why should you win ?


    Because we love our Facebook fans at Mitchell's Dairy, we have decided to have another fun, lighthearted competition.

    This is your chance to win yourself and your family, a weekend family ticket, to the Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival. This allows two adults, and two children to attend the festival. This is an event you wont want to miss, with big names such as Newton Faulkner, Kassidy, Deacon Blue and Ed Sheeran performing, it's sure to be a great show.

    All you have to do to enter, is "Like" our Facebook Page, leave a message on the wall, explaining the reason why you deserve to win the tickets.

    This competition will be run over the course of this week, and all entries must be in by Monday 25th at 12 o'clock, as the competition will be closed.


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