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This Cork company will deliver a grazing box of Late Late Toy Show treats to your door

By Katie Mythen-Lynch November 12, 2020November 11, 2020

It’s the TV event of the season.

The Late Late Toy Show will air on RTÉ One on November 27th at 9.35pm… and now you can order in a box of specially made snacks to enjoy during the show.

Cork company Happy Graze creates gorgeous grazing boxes using only the best local produce – ideal for a cosy night in or for gifting to friends and family on special occasions.

Now owner Jennifer Graven has come up with an exclusive box to celebrate the Toy Show; a heaving selection of mouthwatering sweet treats that’s guaranteed to delight kids and grown-ups alike.

 

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A post shared by Happy Graze (@happygrazecork) on Nov 10, 2020 at 1:02pm PST

Customers will unpack a choice of vanilla cakesicles, iced cookies, cotton candy meringue kisses, gingerbread men, candy canes, sweets and pretzels – just the fuel for staying up late until the final Toy Show credits roll and the last hilarious kid has refused to co-operate with Ryan Tubridy.

If savoury snacks are more your style, you can order a Happy Graze selection of local cheese, crackers, chutneys, charcuterie, dips and crudités to enjoy the sofa (the perfect complement to an excellent bottle of wine).

Jennifer, who founded Jen’s Little Bakery in 2016, has a reputation for creating custom-designed cakes and treats and has worked on bespoke events with companies such as Brown Thomas and Munster Rugby.

“Like most small businesses, 2020 has inspired us to evolve and has opened our eyes to the dine-at-home needs of the people of Cork.” she told Yay Cork.

“I’ve always been a huge fan of the grazing board concept as it can make any event extra special; it’s a real crowd-pleaser.”

Prices start at €25 for the Toy Show Box (it feeds up to four people), €45 for the regular Grazing Box and €55 for the Best of Both Grazing Boxes.

All boxes can be delivered directly to your door in Cork city and surrounding areas or collected in Douglas so contact Jennifer via Instagram to discuss your order.

 

 

Tags: Christmas 2020, food delivery, grazing boxes, Shop Local Cork
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