Win a Farmison & Co Cookware Set

WIN - a Farmison & Co cookware sets.

The sets include a beech wood steak resting board, acacia spatula, trivet, tea towel, chef's cloth, Yorkshire pudding tin and a fine bone china gravy jug.

It's simple to enter:

1. Like Farmison & Co
2. Tag a friend or family member you'd like to share this with below

Winners must be +18 and a UK mainland resident. Boxes worth £195 The competition ends at 11 PM BST on 31/08/23. Terms and conditions are below.

The sets include:-

• 1 x Beech wood steak resting board
• 1 x Acacia spatula
• 1 x Trivet
• 1 x Tea towel
• 1 x Chef's cloth
• 1 x Yorkshire pudding tin
• 1 x Fine bone china gravy jug
• 1 x Bbq skewers

T&C's:

UK entrants must be following farmisonuk on either Instagram, Facebook or Twitter, and have tagged an individual on the competition post by 11 PM BST 31/08/23. The winner must be over the age of 18 and live in the UK and winners in highlands and islands will be subject to delivery charges. Winners will be contacted on the week commencing 31/08/23. The prize is non-transferable, non-refundable, and non-negotiable. There is no cash alternative. The Promoter reserves the right to substitute the prize (or any part thereof) for one of its choosing which has a value the same as the original prize in circumstances outside of its control. Unless otherwise stated in the Promotion Rules, the prize must be claimed within 7 days of the winner being notified. If the winner fails to claim their prize within this time period, then the Promoter reserves the right to award the prize to an alternative winner. In no circumstances is a Promotion in any way sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest or any other social media channel. The Promoter reserves the right to (i) cancel this Promotion, (ii) cancel or refuse any individual's entry, and (iii) amend these terms and conditions (and will use reasonable endeavours to notify changes to entrants and potential entrants). These terms and conditions shall be governed by English law and the English courts shall have exclusive jurisdiction in the event of a dispute.