A pastry case filled with a light
chocolate mousse.
$2.95
Choux pastry filled with fresh
cream and
topped with chocolate
icing.
$3.25
Flaky pastry filled with fresh
cream and raspberry jam,
topped with fondant icing.
$3.25
Sherry soaked sponge, raspberries
and jelly, topped with custard,
fresh cream and a glace cherry.
$3.95
Light sponge cake with apricot jam,
wrapped in marzipan
$1.95
Fruit cake with rum essence and
raisins, covered with chocolate sprinkles.
$1.95
Pastry shell with egg custard
filling.
$1.95
Two sweet crust biscuits with
raspberry jam filling,
topped with fondant and a cherry.
$195
Light shortbread biscuits with
butter cream and raspberry jam filling.
$1.95
Not just for the kids! Homemade gingerbread biscuit.
$1.95
Just like Grandma made. A mixture of bread, dried fruit, and spices.
Baked to perfection.
Served hot.
$1.95
With cream $1.00 extra
With hot custard.
$1.50 extra
FERN CAKE
Pastry case filled with coconut
sponge and apricot jam
topped with fondant
icing.
$1.95
Also known as a Bakewell
Tart.
Pastry case filled with almond
sponge and raspberry jam.
Topped with fondant icing.
$1.95
A pastry case filled with almond
sponge and raspberry jam,
topped with chocolate fondant icing.
$1.95
A traditional pastry from Eccles,
a town near
Flaky pastry filled with currants
in a sugar glaze.
$1.95
In
raisins in a flaky
pastry topped with sugar.
$1.95
CHOCOLATE
CARAMEL SHORTBREAD
Traditional Scottish shortbread
topped with caramel and chocolate
Also known as Millionaires
shortbread in
$1.95
A plain Scottish butter biscuit.
$1.50
Butter biscuit with choc chips
$1.50
A sinfully rich pastry with
pineapple jam,
buttercream
topped with fondant.
$1.95
Small pastry shell filled with the
filling of your choice
Lemon curd
Treacle (like molasses)
Apricot preserves
Raspberry preserves
Blackberry preserve
$1.50
Little individual fruit pies.
Choose from :
Apple
Blackberry and Apple
Gooseberry
Rhubarb
$1.95
With hot custard $1.50 extra
A traditional rich fruit cake for
British weddings and Christmas.
With marzipan and royal icing.
$1.95
Fresh sliced strawberries covered
in freshly whipped cream.
( Available
during and after
$4.25
The introduction of Afternoon Tea, a
quintessentially English tradition, is usually credited to Anna, 7th Duchess
of Bedford, in the early 19th Century. The
Duchess grew hungry between an early luncheon and a late dinner and conceived the idea
of a separate meal. This was served in her boudoir in the mid afternoon to ward off
her own and guests hunger pangs. This delightful tradition lives on today at the Tudor House.
THE HISTORY OF
AFTERNOON TEA
So sit back relax and enjoy our Superb Afternoon
Tea