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Download Brochure Your producer solution partner. We have an ambition to supply desserts that contain identity and are of distinguishable quality. If you want to know more on who we are, our range or have any query then we wish to hear from you. Terry’s patisserie offer bespoke solutions We supply desserts that contain identity and are of distinguishable quality What we do. 1 2 3 Producer Solution Partners Supplying fresh or frozen award We have a collaborative We have exclusive relationships winning desserts and afternoon approach offering bespoke with Fabie Patisserie France tea boxes to the trade and food solutions to deliver a service and Panidor Portugal adding service industries. that’s tailored to you. depth to our dessert range. Afternoon Tea The truly relaxed nature of afternoon tea’s mean predicting numbers is difficult plus the time spent fiddling around with miniature desserts. We believe the catering solution is our range of afternoon tea boxes. Pat~histor~ie The quintessential British trend of Afternoon tea’s began in 19th century England with it being usual to only eat two full meals, one early in the morning and again late at evening. Anna, seventh Duchess of Bedford described a “sinking feeling in the late afternoon” and decided to have a cup of tea and light snack. Soon the nobility followed suit but its popularity has grown more than anyone could have foreseen. Our standard box comes fit for four, the components include; 4 mini carrot cakes, 4 duo mousse pots, 4 mini raspberry muffins, 4 lemon tarts and 4 scones. The boxes can be frozen giving an extended shelf life meaning just defrost and plate up! We now also offer themed boxes, such as our Christmas boxes and we are flexible with what the boxes contents are. We also provide bespoke individual treats. Authentic Welsh desserts Rather than claiming that we craft handmade welsh desserts simply because we are situated in South Wales, we released an authentic welsh range. Each of these desserts focus around a key ingredient as follows; Our Halen mon salted caramel torte, a great taste winner in 2016. Beginning with a buttery biscuit base, a caramel layer follows which is well seasoned with Anglesey’s famous salt beneath a rich layer of Belgian chocolate. Finally, all is delicately hand topped with a runny caramel design which also contains the welsh salt to ensure the presence of the key element is felt. Welsh Stout sticky toffee pudding served with a warm welsh stout sauce. You can have all the dazzling desserts on your menu then diners often go with the traditional option. Our dessert takes this classic mainstay and gives it a unique welsh twist, with a SA Brains stout through the pudding and within our thick stout sauce. A rich Penderyn chocolate torte, great taste winner 2015. This can be held on a buttery or ginger nut biscuit base, our Belgian chocolate torte has included the distinguishable taste of the flavoursome welsh whisky brewed in the Penderyn distillery not too distant from the beacons. Tea & Banqueting We offer bespoke individual mini desserts and a range of afternoon tea boxes. The boxes can be tailored to your needs. SET FROZEN AFTERNOON TEA BOX Product Number Weight Description Portions Price TPSABCC01 45g Mini carrot cake 4 TPFS01 67g Fruit scones 4 TPSABLM01 50g Lemon tart 4 TPSABCP01 41g Chocolate pot 4 TP67111 35g Raspberry mini muffin 4 £13.95 XMAS AFTERNOON TEA BOX Product Number Weight Description Portions Price TPFS01 67g Fruit scones 4 TPXS01 8g Xmas snowmen 4 TPMPXP01 22g Mini prof Xmas pudding 4 TPCFC01 53g Mini chocolate fudge cake 4 TPCOP01 43g Chocolate/orange parcels 4 £14.95 OTHER COMPONENTS Product Number Weight Description Portions Price TPWCH01 28g Welsh cakes (heart shaped) 1 £0.38 TPXML01 80g Xmas mini log 1 £0.93 TPPCPS401 43g Chocolate praline square 1 £0.81 TPSCT701 49g Salted caramel tart 1 £1.15 TPPRO01 18g Profiteroles 1 £0.31 Cheesecakes Many varieties of made to order cheesecake complete with glaze, cream or decoration according to your preferences. Including a 1 star Great Taste Award for the Passion Fruit Delice. Product Number Weight Description Size Portions Price TPBACD01 1350g Baileys cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £17.95 TPBLFCD01 1350g Black forest cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £17.95 TPBCC01 2000g Baked chocolate cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £26.95 TPBLCD01 1350g Blackcurrant cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £17.95 TPCCD01 1350g Caramel cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £17.95 TPCCD02 1350g Chocolate cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £19.95 TPCOCD01 1350g Chocolate orange cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £21.95 TPHC01 1350g Honeycomb cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £19.95 TPLEMC01 1350g Lemon cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £17.95 TPLLCD01 1350g Lemon and lime cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £19.95 TPLCD01 1350g Lime cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £17.95 TPMCD01 1350g Mandarin cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £17.95 TPMWD01 1350g Mulled wine cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £19.95 TPNYC01 1650g New York cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £22.45 TPOCD01 1350g Orange cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £17.95 TPPFCD01 1350g Passion fruit cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £17.95 TPPCCD01 1350g Pink champagne cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £19.95 TPRPCC01 1350g Raspberry & popping candy cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £19.95 TPRCD01 1350g Raspberry cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £17.95 TPSCD01 1350g Strawberry cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £17.95 TPTBC01 1350g Tonka bean cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £17.95 TPTPCD01 1350g Toffee & pecan cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £21.95 TPVCBS01 1350g Vanilla cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £17.95 TPWCH01 1350g Welsh cake & honey cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £19.95 TPWCCRD01 1350g White chocolate & raspberry cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £21.95 TPWCHL01 1350g White chocolate & lime cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £21.95 TPWHCOC01 1350g White chocolate & orange cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £21.95 TPWCCD01 1350g White chocolate cheesecake 10 inch 12/14 £19.95 Cheesecakes decoration Description Price Cheesecake decoration gel extra £2.38 Cheesecake decoration chocolate extra £2.10 Cheesecake decoration cream extra £2.38 Gateaux A developing list of both traditional and bespoke gateaux options. Please ring for more information. Product Number Weight Description Portions Price TPBLFG01 955g Blackforest gateaux 14/16 £21.80 TPRR01 955g Raspberry roulade 10/12 £16.25 TPKSCG01 955g Chocolate Gateaux Layered Kalhua Sponge 14/16 £21.80 TPSG01 955g Strawberry Gateaux 14/16 £21.80 Puddings and Pies 2 star Great Taste Award for Bara Brith brioche pudding included amongst our range of desserts listed. Product Number Weight Description Portions Price TPCM01 1700g Chocolate orange marquise 16/18 £22.75 TPSTPTS01 1300g Sticky toffee pudding 12/14 £17.50 TPSTSPS01 1300g Sticky stout pudding 12/14 £17.50 Individual An extensive list of desserts made to order in many different orientations please ring for more information. Product Number Weight Description Size Portions Price TPIAP01 170g Apple pie 9.5cm 1 £1.79 TPIASC01 170g Apple & spiced sultana crumble 9.5cm 1 £1.79 TPIASP01 170g Apple & spiced sultana pie 9.5cm 1 £1.79 TPIABT01 170g Apple & blackberry tart 9.5cm 1 £1.79 TPIABLT01 170g Apple & blackcurrant tart 9.5cm 1 £1.79 TPIBC01 100g Baileys cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.35 TPIBCT01 100g Belgian chocolate tart 9cm 1 £1.75 TPIBLFC01 100g Black forest cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.75 TPIBLC01 100g Blackcurrant cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.35 TP3883 80g Brownies 1 £0.85 TPICC01 100g Caramel cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.35 TPICBT01 130g Cherry Bakewell tart 9.5cm 1 £1.49 TPICCD01 100g Chocolate cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.55 TPICOM01 90g Chocolate orange mousse 6.5cm 1 £1.45 TPICOC01 100g Chocolate orange cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.75 TPICMPC01 100g Coconut & Malibu panna cotta 9cm 1 £1.45 TPILLC01 100g Lemon & lime cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.55 TPITBPC01 100g Tonka bean panna cotta 9cm 1 £1.35 TPILT01 100g Lemon tart 9cm 1 £1.50 TPLMT01 130g Lemon meringue tartlets 9cm 1 £1.50 TPILEMC01 100g Lemon cheese cake 6.5cm 1 £1.35 TPILC01 100g Lime cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.35 TPITBC01 100g Tonka bean cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.35 TPIMC01 100g Mandarin cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.35 TP5113 95g Melting chocolate fondant pudding 1 £0.95 TPMWCB01 100g Mulled wine crème brulee 7.5cm 1 £1.45 TPIMW01 100g Mulled wine cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.55 TPIHC01 100g Honeycomb cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.55 Individual (cont) Product Number Weight Description Size Portions Price TPI0C01 100g Orange cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.35 TPIPC01 100g White chocolate panna cotta 9cm 1 £1.25 TPIPFC01 100g Passion fruit cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.35 TPIPF01 120g Pear frangipane tart 9cm 1 £1.79 TPIPLCT01 100g Penderyn liqueur chocolate torte 6.5cm 1 £1.55 TP3TATAP9 95g Pineapple szechaun pepper tatin tartlet 9cm 1 £1.35 TPIPCC01 100g Pink champagne cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.55 TPIRC01 100g Raspberry cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.35 TPIRPCC01 100g Raspberry & popping candy cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.55 TPIRCT01 90g Raspberry chocolate tart 9cm 1 £1.85 TPISCCT01 90g Salted caramel chocolate tart 9cm 1 £1.85 TPISC01 100g Strawberry cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.35 TPITPC01 100g Toffee & pecan cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.75 TPVCB01 100g Vanilla crème brulee 7.5cm 1 £1.25 TPIVBLS01 100g Vanilla cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.35 TPWCPC01 100g White chocolate panna cotta 9cm 1 £1.35 TPIWCRC01 100g White chocolate & raspberry cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.75 TPIWCC01 100g White chocolate cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.55 TPIWCHLC01 100g White chocolate & lime cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.75 TPIWCHOC01 100g White chocolate & orange cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.75 TPIWCHLC03 100g White chocolate and raspberry crème brulee 7.5cm 1 £1.75 TPIWCCB01 100g White chocolate crème brulee 7.5cm 1 £1.40 TPIXP01 120g Traditional Xmas pudding 9cm 1 £0.80 TPIWCH01 100g Welsh cake and honey cheesecake 6.5cm 1 £1.55 Cheesecake decoration gel extra 1 £0.17 Cheesecake decoration chocolate extra 1 £0.15 Cheesecake decoration cream extra 1 £0.17 55g Mini cheesecake (£1.35 option) 1 £0.70 55g Mini cheesecake (£1.55 option) 1 £0.80 55g Mini cheesecake (£1.75 option) 1 £0.90 Mini cheesecake decoration gel extra 1 £0.09 Mini cheesecake decoration chocolate extra 1 £0.15 Mini cheesecake decoration cream extra 1 £0.09 Tarts & Tortes Many varieties of made to order cheesecake complete with glaze, cream or decoration according to your preferences.
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