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Notice / Update for our customers

By anaisnoah
June 8, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted June 8, 2017

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Posted June 8, 2017

Homemade Kitchen will be closed from Friday 9th June to Tuesday 13th June 2017 to restructure the shop as we will no longer be serving hot food or have table service on the premises.

We have been opened since the 21 February 2017 selling both savoury and sweet pancakes and crepes to the community but it seems that the sale of sweet treats such as pancakes, crepes, waffles, scones, etc... with fresh fruit or vegetable juices to take away is clearly the forward for us.

We will continue, therefore, with pancakes, crepes & waffles served with delicious fruit compote or fresh fruit and cream, cupcakes (adults & kids options), scones, cakes and other fun sweet treats for all occasions along with a variety of hot

drinks, fresh juices, herbal teas, smoothies, fun shakes etc... all homemade of course!

Thank you most sincerely for your custom, your patience and look forward to seeing you next week.

Chris Joseph

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