Kitchen me like

16/06/2021

14/04/2020

We'll be back soon😋😍 original flavours🔥

14/04/2020

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10/04/2020

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10/04/2020

Sending love to everyone. Miss being busy in the kitchen for my lovely customers. Hopefully we'll be back soon❤️

26/03/2020

🙅🏽‍♀️🙋🏽‍♀️Dear customers, we won't be doing food this week due to the Corona virus ofcourse, we won't be doing food at all during the lock down!🔒 It is the safest and best thing to do at this moment of time.
‼️Everybody's health is much more important and we don't want to take any risks of any sort right now!
I just want to remind people how serious this is and we should not be leaving the house for anything that isn't essential. We're near the peak of the virus and it is vital we all do all we can and our bit to ensure this virus doesn't spread any further.
Health and safety comes first😇
Stay indoors, stay safe and bless up everyone❤️
(If there is anyone who struggles to cook meals/struggles with ideas, give us a message)

26/03/2020

£60 FINES OR ARREST FOR BREAKING LOCKDOWN RULES

Britons breaking coronavirus lockdown rules can be arrested or fined £60 under new police powers.
Introduced on Thursday with immediate effect, the new powers will give police the means to ensure people stay at home and avoid non-essential travel.

If members of the public do not comply, police may:

Instruct them to go home, leave an area or disperse;

Ensure parents are taking necessary steps to stop their children breaking the rules;

Issue a fixed penalty notice of £60, which will be lowered to £30 if paid within 14 days;

Issue a fixed penalty notice of £120 for second time offenders, doubling on each further repeat offence.

Those who do not pay fines could be taken to court, where magistrates will be able to impose unlimited fines.
And, if an individual continues to refuse to comply, police may arrest them.