Mother's Day Sweet And Savoury Afternoon Tea

Cutter and Squidge

£35.99

What better way to show her you care this Mother’s Day, than a delightful Mother’s Day afternoon tea to share together. In this Mother’s Day hamper you’ll find: Four of our secret recipe scones, buttery, soft and perfect for loading up with our strawberry jam and clotted cream. Two Lemon Curd and Raspberry Mini Loaves made with a fluffy almond sponge, piped full of tangy lemon curd and baked with our homemade raspberry compote. Two French Onion Tartlettes made with parmesan and thyme pastry cases filled with herby basil pesto and slow cooked caramelised red onion and topped with cheesy breadcr

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