Common Mistakes - Candy Buffet Advice Series
Posted by Nikki Kay on 6th Aug 2015
We all know its important to learn from our mistakes, and thats no different with candy buffets! As this trend has grown in the past few years, we have learnt through hit and miss. If you are giving a candy bar a go for the first time or you just want a few pointers to help you with your next lolly display, be sure to check out my tips!1. Avoid using metal scoops with glass jars – they
will chip and you could potentially feed your guests shards
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Spanish Lolly Favourites
Posted by Nikki Kay on 30th Jul 2015
Here in Spain, lollies are everywhere! I have found self-serve
lolly kiosks and specialty stores in every city I have visited. Not only that,
but their selection of different candies is huge – from sour straps to gummy
bears to huge marshmallows, they have it all. I’m sure by now you’re tempted to
try the weird and wonderful sweets that Spain has to offer, and the best part
about all of this is that we stock some of these goodies right here
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How much will I need? - Candy Buffet Advice Series
20th Jul 2015
There is no exact rule to
how much you will need for your candy buffet display, but to break it down a
little bit; here are a few guidelines to follow when choosing the lollies for
your display.Things to keep
in mind! Number of
guests Calculate roughly 100g –
250g per guest but plan by how you want the display to look rather than how
many guests are coming. Just keep this in mind to have a rough idea of what
size display will be appropri
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Caramel Honeycomb Cheesecake
Posted by Nikki Kay on 16th Jul 2015
For a bit of a twist on the classic cheesecake, why not try this creamy treat. Our new caramel honeycomb is delicious by itself and even more mouthwatering in this caramel honeycomb cheesecake. No baking necessary!Photo credit: https://www.philadelphia.co.uk/Caramel Honeycomb CheesecakePreparation time: 15 minsRefrigeration time: 8 hoursServes 6-8Ingredients200g caramel honeycomb 250g pack of plain sweet biscuits155g butter, melted
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Christmas in July
Posted by Nikki Kay on 8th Jul 2015
Well, as we all know very well the 25th of December is smack
bang in the middle of summer. The midsummer sun hits hard and a traditional
Christmas day isn’t quite possible. So, why not make the most of the cooler
months and enjoy that wintery Christmas feel. Celebrate Christmas in July! It’s also the perfect excuse to
enjoy the best time of the year…twice a year!Here are some simple ways to
bring your Christmas in July party to life. Fo
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