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Night night all:)

purpledonkey

Snap-ant wrote: »

I would willingly come & help you. Not cooking but clearing, washing up etc etc

:rotfl: If you saw the state of my kitchen earlier, you'd change your mind!

Thinking about it afternoon tea is essentially a bunch of savoury and sweet petite fours. Rhos, out of curiosity what kind of items were on the list originally? I'm thinking of things that can be made ahead of time like macaroons, sweet and savoury tarts, scones etc.

TrulyMadly

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I heard that ages ago, they are usually the ones that car park machines chuck back at you. :eek:

But who's making them...40 million ...that's lorry fulls:rotfl:

How's the kitchen?:)

bubbs

Snap-ant wrote: »

We have a 25p Charity shop here & they often have crockery - will start searching tomorrow

25p shop!! wow , thats amazing, i went in one yesterday they wanted £6.50 for a top:eek::eek::eek:

clucky1977

rhosynbach wrote: »

thanks so much, i am so touched, ,:A i will of course reimburse anyones costs and after we will sell everything for charity so that a good cause can benifit from the elites kindness, x :A

Good evening,
Would old fashioned (pot) cake stands be any use, i see them all the time in my local charity shop and i wouldn't mind getting and posting them to you. They also have oddments of cups and saucers i can get xx

Snap-ant

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

totally different tact.... have you got a Women's Institute near you... they maybe able to help out (the one near us is fab, and have done lots of things with a request for donation to their charity).

:T They catered for my Wedding in Caerphilly

diluvsdiscounts

purpledonkey wrote: »

That is a LOT of work for one person, but I'm mad enough to entertain the thought

I do love Wales, not many places I haven't been there *coughs 'and Tescos'*

Head chef pd, head chef no one would expect you to do it alone :rotfl:

springdreams

Looks like another MSEer is having the same problem as Rhos's daughter


https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5439259

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5439257

TrulyMadly

purpledonkey wrote: »

:rotfl: If you saw the state of my kitchen earlier, you'd change your mind!

Thinking about it afternoon tea is essentially a bunch of savoury and sweet petite fours. Rhos, out of curiosity what kind of items were on the list originally? I'm thinking of things that can be made ahead of time like macaroons, sweet and savoury tarts, scones etc.

Pretty little sandwiches without crusts:)

Strawberries dipped in chocolate

Vol au vents ........lets go retro:D

TrulyMadly

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

Head chef pd, head chef no one would expect you to do it alone :rotfl:

Can you and I be in charge of keeping the glasses topped up with prosecco:rotfl: