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Taste Hospitality Menu (Revised) TASTE HOSPITALITY MENU (REVISED) PENRYN CAMPUS 2020/21 Welcome to ‘Taste’ We are relaunching our Hospitality Service as ‘Taste’ with new menus and ideas from Cornwall together with some international flavours. Aim • To provide a high quality, value for money service to our customers • To be the hospitality supplier of choice, providing a comprehensive hospitality provision with efficient and friendly service at all times • To monitor performance and feedback to ensure we meet our Customer Promise Our Customer Promise • To make our customers the focus of everything we do • To be proactive and consistent and to offer a professional service • To act with integrity and respect at all times • To provide the best customer experience possible at every opportunity In Touch • Tag and share your event on Instagram • See our latest products and menus @Taste_penryn Contact us: Campus and Commercial Events, Falmouth Exeter Plus T: 01326-370-428 E: [email protected] CONTENTS 4 How to Order (overview) 5 Refreshments & Sweet Treats 6 Breakfast Working Lunches 7 • Sandwiches & Artisan Rolls • Taste of Cornwall Buffet • Taste of Vegan Buffet • Cornish Pasties • Packed Lunches 18 Cream Tea 19 Full Booking / Amendment / Cancellation Policies Suppliers 24 Allergens and Dietary Requirements 27 Environmental Information Hospitality Menu 03 Ordering Information To view our hospitality menus and download the order form please visit: http://www.fxplus.ac.uk/hospitality Contact & Opening Hours: The Hospitality Team The Penryn Campus, Penryn TR10 9FE Monday to Friday 0900 - 1700 hours T: 01326 370428 x1428 E: [email protected] W: www.fxplus.ac.uk/hospitality Delivery Times & Prices: Monday to Friday (0800 - 1700 hours): Free delivery Deliveries outside of these hours (before 0800, after 1700) incur a £30 delivery charge Weekends: The hospitality service is primarily a Monday to Friday service, please contact us if you have a weekend requirement and we will quote separately We can accommodate many dietary requirements, just let us know in advance of the event. Please note we cannot accommodate any severe allergies. All prices quoted per portion unless otherwise stated. Minimum spend of £10 per delivery See policies for complete ordering information Menu Key M = Meat F = Fish and Seafood V = Vegetarian Vg = Vegan GF = Gluten Free Numbers in brackets = portion size 04 Hospitality Menu REFRESHMENTS Hot & Cold Drinks including fresh filtered Cornish coffee and Clipper teas. Fresh filtered coffee and a selection of teas £1.80 (including 20% herbal teas) Soya Milk (vegan) £0.20 (All of our disposables are biodegradable/compostable) Can of Water (still or sparkling) £1.00 Can of Fresh Orange £1.50 Bottle of Cornish Orchards £2.65 Sweet Treats A sweet treat to enjoy. Wrapped shortbread £0.65 Wrapped biscuit selection £0.65 Gluten free wrapped cake £2.00 Vegan Perkier bar £2.00 Hospitality Menu 05 BREAKFAST Start the day with a selection of breakfast options. Pastries Croissant/Vegan croissant £1.70 Pain au chocolate £1.70 Mini Danish selection (2 per person) £1.50 Fruit & Yoghurt Greek yoghurt and compote pots £2.50 Vegan yoghurt and compote pots £2.50 Hand cut fruit pots £2.25 Breakfast Selection Bacon roll £2.80 Sausage roll £2.80 Fried egg roll £2.80 Bacon and avocado bagel £3.20 Tomato and avocado bagel £3.20 Ham and cheese roll £3.20 Cheese and tomato croll (croissant roll) £3.20 06 Hospitality Menu SANDWICHES & ARTISAN ROLLS Perfect for a quick lunch. Classic Sandwich Lunch £2.90 (per person) A mixed selection of sandwiches served on white and malted bread. Ham and English mustard Double egg mayonnaise with cress Cheddar cheese and tomato Falafel and hummus (Vegan) Artisan Filled Rolls £4.95 (per person) A seasonal mixed selection of rolls served with a variety of fillings. SPRING & SUMMER Coronation, chick pea (vegan) Smashed avocado with rainbow vegetables (vegan) Waldorf (veg) Devilled egg and bacon Sweet chilli, chicken Goats cheese and beetroot Ham, gherkin and emmental Garlic mayo chicken and chorizo AUTUMN & WINTER Falafel with spring onion and chilli sauce (vegan) Davidstow cheddar and Cornish chutney (veg) BLT Roast beef and horseradish Turkey and avocado Sweet chilli chicken Brie, bacon and cranberry sauce Hospitality Menu 07 TASTE OF CORNWALL TASTE Buffet Box 12.65 (per person) Celebrate everything Cornish and support your local producers Barnet Fare cocktail pasty Davidstow cheddar Award winning Cornish blue cheese Yarg covered in nettles Baker Tom bread selection Brian Etherington sliced ham Sisley’s and Crellow chutney British crisps from St. Just Cornish Orchards bottle of juice “The Cornish buffet is a lovely selection of Cornish produce, that we can showcase to guests from all over the world and show off what Cornwall has to offer and at the same time support local business” 08 Hospitality Menu TASTE OF VEGANS TASTE Vegan Buffet Box £11.00 (per person) Perfect for vegans and vegetarians. This buffet also comes with a refreshing drink of water still Orzo salad with roast tomato Rosemary and herb focaccia Spring rolls and chilli dip Tomato and basil bruschetta Phatt vegan Mexican rolls Vegetable pakoras Spicy chilli rice crackers Crudités and Hummus Mixed leaf salad Lemon and chilli dressing Can of Water (Still or Sparkling) 9 Hospitality Menu CORNISH PASTIES CORNISH Great for informal large events. Pasties All of our pasties are from local suppliers Cocktail steak £2.50 Cocktail vegetable (vegan) £2.50 Cocktail cheese and onion £2.50 Standard steak £3.90 Standard vegetable (vegan) £3.90 Standard cheese and onion £3.90 Medium meat (gluten free) £4.50 Medium vegetable (gluten free) £4.50 10 Hospitality Menu PACKED LUNCHES PACKED ‘For on the move’ Classic Packed Lunch £9.00 Pre-packed sandwich British crisps Bronte biscuit Apple Can of Water Standard Packed Lunch £6.00 Simple pre-packed sandwich Packet of crisps Apple Can of Water Executive Packed Lunch £12.00 Handmade artisan sandwich British crisps Taste homemade slice Cocktail pasty Apple San Pellegrino drink 11 Hospitality Menu AFTERNOON TEA Enjoy at any time of the day. Cornish Cream Tea £5.95 (per person) Clipper tea and Cornish coffee Rustic scone with Boddingtons jam and Trewithen dairy clotted cream Hospitality Menu 12 Top Tips • Order catering tables • Book a separate catering room (this will avoid the need to disturb your meeting) • Please check dietary requirements • Do allow time for the clearing and re-setting of your room Minimum Order Value The minimum order value is £10 per delivery. Order Processing and Confirmation: Please provide the relevant finance codes, we are unable to process orders without the correct code. Order processing takes place during office hours (0900-1700, Monday to Friday) and you can expect email confirmation within 3 working days. If confirmation is note received within this timescale, please contact the Hospitality Team: X1428 or [email protected] Hospitality Menu 13 Collections We will endeavour to collect all equipment on the same day or by 0800 hrs the following day Please indicate, when booking, your collection time and ensure you have booked the room to allow sufficient time to collect all items. If we have to return to collect or the collection is after 1700 hrs a fee of £20 is charged Amendments & cancellations For all amendments and cancellations to standard orders please email the Hospitality Team at [email protected] quoting the booking reference number In the event of full or partial cancellation of a standard menu the following charges will apply: • Full or partial cancellation more than 5 working days prior to the event – No charge • Full or partial cancellation less than 5 working days prior to the event – 50% charge • Full or partial cancellation less than 1 working day prior to the event – 100% charge Bespoke orders • We would be pleased to create a bespoke service tailored to your VIP event. Please contact us to discuss your requirements and for a quotation. • Full or partial cancellation less than 10 working days prior to the event – 50% charge • Full or partial cancellation less than 5 working day prior to the event – 100% charge There is no sale or return policy on food and beverage orders 14 Hospitality Menu TASTE TOP TIPS TOP TASTE Equipment All catering equipment delivered with your hospitality order remains the property of The Hospitality Team. Customers are responsible for the loss or damage to equipment supplied whilst in their care. The Hospitality Team will advise of any missing items on collection, and you will be emailed with a request to return items within 1 working day. if items are not returned, the full replacement cost will be added to the booking contract. If, after your event, you would like to take away the remainder of your order, please use takeaway boxes. These should be requested when you order. Room Bookings Our Hospitality Team will check your order and, when possible, will set out your refreshments discreetly and with minimum disruption to your meeting. In relation to the rooms booked for your event, it is the responsibility of the customer to supply sufficient information in relation to your event and to check the following: • That the room used is one in which catering is permitted. If this is not the case, the Hospitality Team will adhere to the accepted protocol, and not set up your order • There is sufficient time at the start and end of the event for both delivery and collection of the order. If the room is not available within the specified delivery/ collection window, your catering will
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