Showing posts with label Strawberry Grove. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Strawberry Grove. Show all posts

Monday, 14 March 2022

Epic Hot Chocolate

I try not to share pictures that are not my own, but sometimes I can't resist. Anyway, the Strawberry Grove published on social media this photo of their hot chocolate and I know now what I want to do as soon as we can: go to one of their coffee shops and try that. I haven't crave hot chocolate for ages, but this is the kind of epic hot chocolate I want to try: with lots of whipped cream and marshmallows. If it's only half as good as it looks, I'm in for a treat.

Saturday, 23 October 2021

Halloween Afternoon Tea

For today's countdown to Halloween, a bit of a treat I'm considering giving to myself and my family. I mentioned in another post a few days ago that Halloween and tea go hand in hand for me. I guess I associate everything I like with Halloween somewhat, come this time of year. But I'm not the only one thinking that, it seems: the small coffe shop chain Strawberry Grove, which I blogged about before, is making an Halloween Afternoon Tea. And a kid's version. It's not cheap, but I am very tempted to order one, just because of its name, even though there nothing intrinsically Halloweeny about it (except a pair of Halloween glasses). And Strawberry Grove always make good products, especially their desserts.

Saturday, 13 February 2016

The carrot cake from Strawberry Grove

If you love carrot cakes, you need to have this one at least once in your life. Strawberry Grove is this very small café and tea room in Lane End, but it offers really great food. The best is their carrot cake. The first time I went there, I had it to go with my tea as there was no scones left. The second time I visited Strawberry Grove, I wanted to go because of the carrot cake. As we didn't have time to take the dessert there after our lunch, I decided to simply buy a piece of cake to eat later at home. My wife said: "Oh that looks nice, you'll share it with me right?" I said: "This is too good to share, so I'll buy you your own piece." Which I did. Sometimes generosity and selfishness go hand in hand. And I think my reply deserves to be a great unknown line. I am not a particularly big fan of carrot cakes, but this one is that good. In fact, I can safely say that it is the best carrot cake I've had in my life.