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Coffee Break Snacks Selection Event Name: Day One Day Two Day Three Date of Event: Morning Afternoon Morning Afternoon Morning Afternoon Start Time: am pm am pm am pm End Time: am pm am pm am pm Cold Selections 1 Bacon Lettuce Tomato Sandwich 2 Tuna and Gherkin Sandwich 3 Egg Mayo Sandwich 4 Smoke Salmon and Dill Croissant 5 Unagi and Tamago Sandwich 6 Rotolo con verdure 7 Rotolo con smoke chicken 8 Chicken Lyoner Panini 9 Beef Pastrami Panini 10 Ham and Cheese Sandwich 11 Rueben Sandwich ( contain beef) 12 Fruits Skewer Hot Savory (Steam) 1 Mini Soon Kueh 2 Chwee Kueh with Preserve raddish 3 Prawn and Chicken Siew Mai 4 Ha Gow (Crystal Prawn Dumpling) 5 Scallop Dumpling 6 Spinach Dumpling 7 Crystal Dumpling 8 Chicken Char Siew Pau 9 Chili Crab Pau 10 Salted Egg Custard Pau Hot Savory (Fried / Baked) 1 Fried Carrot Cake with XO sauce 2 Seafood Beancurd 3 Vegetable Spring Roll 4 Vegetable Samosa 5 Chicken Samosa 6 Sugar Cane Prawn 7 Chicken Pop-corn 8 Vegetable Curry Puff 9 Chicken Curry Puff 10 Crab Meat Money Bag 11 Cheese Muncher 12 Yam Ball with Char Siew sauce 13 Shrimp Wanton 14 Jalapeno with Cheese 15 Chicken Gyoza 16 Pandan Chicken 17 Crispy Cheese Croquette 18 Salmon and Onion Quiche 19 Mini Chicken Pie Sweet Choices 1 Mini Doughnut 2 Mini Cream Puff 3 Mango Pudding and Pomelo 4 Tiramisu (non-alcoholic) 5 Black Forest Triffle 6 Longan & Almond Tofu 7 Chocolate Muffin 8 Assorted Danish Pastry 9 Portugese Egg Tart 10 New York Cheese Cake 11 Apple Turn Over 12 Baked Peach Jalousies 13 Low Fat Muffin 14 Banana Cake 15 Almond Butter Cake 16 Gronola Yogurt with Mix Berries 17 Walnut Brownie 18 Assorted Nyonya Kueh (only available for pm break) Vegetarian Suggestion.

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