Isobel Lorna recently shared her shopping experience at Daylesford Organic Farm Shop, located in the scenic Cotswolds, which she describes as the most expensive farm shop in the UK. Armed with a modest £40 budget, Isobel took to TikTok to document her visit to this renowned Gloucestershire destination.
Upon entering, she set out with the goal to buy some snacks, quickly discovering an array of high-end products. Luxury items like bags of caviar and crisps flavored with 100% extra virgin olive oil were priced at £6.75 each. When Isobel sought something sweet, she found limited but lavish options, including a bar of viola chocolate decorated with edible flower petals costing a staggering £15.
Her quest for biscuits led to organic Bakewell treats packaged in paper bags, each priced at £9.25, prompting her astonishment. To accompany her snacks, Isobel chose a petite iced nut latte, which she dubbed “the world’s smallest coffee,” costing £6.50.
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At checkout, Isobel confessed feeling nervous about the total — her four items came to £37.90, just within her £40 budget. She exclaimed, “Wow, £37 for four items… I literally almost fainted at the checkout.”
The TikTok video, posted last year, has since garnered over 900,000 views and sparked lively debates. Some viewers criticized the steep prices, with one calling £9 for a bag of cookies “criminal.” Others joked the costs felt futuristic, while many expressed disbelief at how high prices could be.
However, the farm shop also received praise from loyal customers who highlighted the quality, atmosphere, and fresh organic produce available. Daylesford’s website showcases its unique offerings, including daily-harvested fruit and vegetables, pasture-raised meats, artisan breads, award-winning cheeses, organic wines, and zero-waste pantry staples.
Whether you visit for the food or the scenic charm, Daylesford Organic Farm Shop provides a premium shopping experience — just be ready for the price tag.