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CATERING

PARTIES - HIGH TEA - LUNCH ORDERS - SPECIAL OCCASIONS – CORPORATE – EVENTS – BIRTHDAYS

PLEASE SEE OUR ‘GALLERY’ PAGE FOR FURTHER IDEAS

We cater for many businesses & clubs across South Australia, if you are looking for someone to cater your next event private or professional, look no further! Check out our website or give us a call to discuss what we can do for you.

*TO PLACE AN ORDER, DISCUSS CATERING & IDEAS IT IS BEST TO CALL & SPEAK TO A MANAGER OR SENIOR STAFF MEMBER BETWEEN 6 AM & 2 PM, 7 DAYS A WEEK*
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All pastry products are baked fresh and can be frozen for up to 2 months or kept in the fridge for 2-3 days after purchase.
It is always best to heat from frozen to prevent condensation from developing moisture and ruining the pastries consistency.

 

HEAT ALL PASTRY AT
150-160c Fan-forced
or 180-190c Not fan-forced

*exceeding these temperatures will re-bake the pastry and burn the product.


Depending on product size, fresh/frozen or quality of oven/preheat times can range from 15-45 minutes.


It is always advised where possible that products are placed on a baking wire or thin baking tray to ensure the correct transfer of heat to reach the centre.



 

Cocktail/Mini Pastries; 12-15 minutes
Regular/Individual Pastries; 20-25 minutes
Large/Family Pie Plates, Medium Quiches & Lattice Fruit Pies; 30-35 minutes
Large Quiches; 40-45 minutes

Packet Slices & Banana Bread up to 2 weeks air-tight in the fridge.


Cream cakes, cheesecakes & custards to 24 hours air-tight in the fridge.



All meat & dairy based products should be refrigerated at all times.
Donuts should be kept in a cool dark place, any humidity/moisture will damage the product.


Pastries purchased HOT should be consumed at time of purchase and not re-heated, all our pastries are available to purchase cold.

Please call us if you have any further questions or queries, we would be happy to help!

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