High tea comes home
The Hindu
In need of ‘Afternoon Tea’ therapy? Pumpkin Tales, Chennai, introduced dainty sandwiches and other trimmings as a takeaway Mother’s Day High Tea last weekend. It got over a 100 orders in two days and
In need of ‘Afternoon Tea’ therapy? Pumpkin Tales, Chennai, introduced dainty sandwiches and other trimmings as a takeaway Mother’s Day High Tea last weekend. It got over a 100 orders in two days and is now available on order through the season. The spread comprises an assortment of finger sandwiches and mini pastries, arranged on a tiered stand (recyclable). For vegetarians, there’s Caprese sandwiches, vegan banana cupcakes, chocolate and coconut scones with house made strawberry jam and mascarpone cream, while non-vegetarians can choose from harissa chicken sliders, egg salad sandwiches, grilled chicken quiches, and more. It comes in two sizes: three-tiered (₹1,500+tax) which serves two, and four-tiered (₹2,800+tax), which serves four. Custom orders are also taken. Pumpkin Tales recommends pick-ups, so that it can be arranged on the stand, but if food delivery services are used, the stand will be packed separately. Details: 24995510/20
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