Jeremy Clarkson's farm shop launches on Amazon Fresh

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Saturday May 4 2024

Scores of Jeremy Clarkson fans line the car park of the television presenter's Diddly Squat farm shop in the Cotswolds each week, eager to spend their cash on the goods inside.

Now, customers can skip the snaking queues and order products online through Amazon Fresh and at some of its shops across the UK.

Products were previously available to customers only if they bought them from the shop, which soared in popularity after it was shown being built in the Amazon Prime TV series Clarkson's Farm.

The farm shop has become a tourist attraction, with fans of the series visiting from across the country and beyond

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The range available includes piccalilli, rapeseed oil, hand-cut crisps, chutneys, coffee, beef jerky and honey. Prices range from £1.70 for ready-salted crisps to £39 for "cow juice" vodka.

Matt Birch, director at Amazon Fresh UK, said: "Adding exciting

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