The Great British Picnic Hamper

Cutter and Squidge

£89.99

There are picnics, and then there are proper picnics. This one comes with prosecco! We've packed everything you need for an afternoon that earns its place in the memory. At the heart of it is our Afternoon Tea at Home, two Chocolate Fondant Truffle Cakes packed through with chocolate chips and a chocolate ganache centre, two lemon poppy seed loaves with a sharp lemon drizzle icing and four handmade scones with clotted cream and strawberry jam. Around that: a Cutter Squidge cheeseboard, a wheel of Mouse House Vintage cheddar, our own red onion chutney, a box of nigella seed crackers, and a bott

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The Great British Picnic Hamper

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