| INDIGESTIBLE | Bad to eat loose giblets packed by non-mainstream company |
| HIGHTEA | Meal that's bad to eat unfortunately |
| INDIE | Popular bar that's seedy boycotting very non-mainstream company |
| DIGESTIBLE | Stop claiming rotten giblets okay to eat (10) |
| GOBAG | Kit packed by many soon-to-be parents |
| FRINGE | A border of loose threads, tassels or twists; hair or "bangs" falling over one's brow; non-mainstream theatre; or, a bright or dark band produced by diffraction or interference of light (6) |
| ALTO | Non-mainstream music by old singer (4) |
| VINDIESEL | Five non-mainstream films by the Spanish actor (3,6) |
| PAGAN | Adhering to a non-mainstream religion, perhaps (5) |
| PETTITOES | From "little goose" or "giblets of a goose", a word for pigs' trotters as food; feet, according to Shakespeare; or, in a tale by Peter Rabbit's creator Beatrix, Pigling Bland's mother (9) |
| TIGHTENONESBELT | Save the giblets to stew, some joint being eaten (7,4,4) |
| BASTE | Return with some giblets ablaze to moisten while cooking ... (5) |
| SWEETS | They"re packed by and her colleagues in the Dales factory run by Jai Sharma (6) |
| TENT | Item packed by a mountain climber |
| FLIPPINGNORA | Sarong's packed by George! (8,4) |
| ASPHODEL | Plant carrier packed by former Antiques Roadshow host (8) |
| PUNCH | Spicy drink that may be packed by a duke? |
| SKITOURING | Gear's packed by very posh set for winter sport |
| CHINO | Cotton material packed by Sassenach in Oban |
| STUFFEDSHIRT | Polo carelessly packed by this pompous chap? (7,5) |