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Catering for families and private events

By claragracepaul
January 15, 2018 in Request a Tradesperson

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claragracepaul

Posted January 15, 2018

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Posted January 15, 2018

My name is Clara and I have an events and catering business and I provide at home catering for families and also home delivered meals for babies and toddlers-for the whole family.

I used to be a private chef for several families in West London, and arranged their menus and meals for the week. I am now at home with my own young daughter and am hoping to start working again.

I offer a bespoke service for my clients, planning menus and all the details. I can offer fresh, organic and healthy meals for babies who are weaning,toddlers and children to the whole family.

I can either cook in your home or deliver to you. I also do catering for parties, dinner parties and a whole range of events such as weddings.

I would like to offer a 10% discount to anyone who gets in touch.

Many thNmz.

Clara

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