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CHEESE AND DESSERTS Please ask staff about any dietary requirements. All food is cooked fresh to order and at busy times there will be a wait. DESSERTS CHEESE SELECTION All £8.50 £9.00 Mixed Berry Eton Mess Vanilla cream, meringue, fresh mint Blacksticks Blue Farmhouse soft blue cheese made from pasturised milk Brandy Snaps of the Butlers family herd of pedigree cows. Aged for Filled with espresso martini cream eight weeks, developing an amber hues and a smooth yet tangy taste. Chocolate Brownie Creamy Lancashire Mint chocolate chip ice cream A fluffy, open textured cheese with a rich creamy flavour and smooth buttery finish. Sticky Toffee Pudding Butterscotch sauce, toffee crunch ice cream Eden Valley Brie White mould ripened Brie made with pasturised Ayrshire cow's milk. Its flavour fills the mouth with intensity and the luxurious creamy texture rounds off a sumptuous WALLINGS ICE CREAM taste experience. Suitable for vegetarians. All served with Peter Yard’s original cheese biscuits, damson chutney, Sourdough, grapes, apple and celery Wallings Ice Cream (3 SCOOPS) £7.00 PORT Vanilla Ramos Pintos LBV (50ml) £4.00 Triple Chocolate (50ml) £4.50 Bonfire Toffee Ramos Pintos 10yr Tawny Pistachio Wallings Sorbet (3 SCOOPS) £5.95 Strawberry Gin & Elderflower COFFEE Rhubarb Melon Beans roasted locally by Redbank Coffee Roasters Peach £3.00 Children’s Ice Cream (2 SCOOPS) £4.00 Flat White Cappuccino £3.00 Wallings ice cream is made using milk, from our herd of Long Black £2.90 cows in the fields across the road, giving it providence. Espresso £2.00 Today we still take the milk form the cows across the Americano £3.00 road, or as we like to say real ice cream, needs real £3.50 Mocha cows. But the fun never ends. The quest for the £3.25 ultimate flavour continues, each one requiring rigorous Latte £2.80 sampling, to ensure total satisfaction “it’s a tough life!” Macchiato .

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