Carrot sticks, cheese on biscuits, dogs-in-a-blanket? If you still find that these always-present items are the only choices when it comes to finger food, then you must have overlooked the party of the year. If you just have had the time to join, or host, the best happening functions lately, then you would have noticed that nibbles, nuggets and shots can also be classy, innovative and unique, not to mention simply delectable. Don’t worry; get Finger Food Catering for your next celebration, to discover how the mini-food has started to become this big.
Chefs and skilled cooks have now came up with a number of recipes and presentation concepts for small-sized food that’s huge on form and flavour. Of course, the idea of bite-sized grub has been around for hundreds of years in various countries around the globe. Think of the dim sum from China, tapas from Spain, sushi in Japan and numerous other international variants that fuse practical snack with the regional alcoholic drink. The food sector draws inspiration from these samples, and developed excellent creations: a mini-crème brulee, with the custard inside an egg shell and a biscotti stick to spoon out the velvety flan, gourmet cheese and organic greens in pita bites, mini-felafel sandwiches, wagyu steak rolls, and so on. These tiny treats can make your gathering a lot more fascinating.
Chefs and skilled cooks have now came up with a number of recipes and presentation concepts for small-sized food that’s huge on form and flavour. Of course, the idea of bite-sized grub has been around for hundreds of years in various countries around the globe. Think of the dim sum from China, tapas from Spain, sushi in Japan and numerous other international variants that fuse practical snack with the regional alcoholic drink. The food sector draws inspiration from these samples, and developed excellent creations: a mini-crème brulee, with the custard inside an egg shell and a biscotti stick to spoon out the velvety flan, gourmet cheese and organic greens in pita bites, mini-felafel sandwiches, wagyu steak rolls, and so on. These tiny treats can make your gathering a lot more fascinating.
If the perception of these examples seem so high-end, then you can let the pros sweat the (literal) small stuff. Finger Food Catering offers you a well-edited range of food packages. Each food list is already created to present a comprehensive and well-balanced feast for your guests, whether you prefer the conventional medley of veggies, meats, cheeses and desserts, or you desire a more distinct variety, such as vegetarian, kosher, low-cholesterol, non-gluten and the like.
It's also possible to customise your catering packages based on a theme. You can go retro, with milkshake shots and cheeseburger bites, or Mexican fiesta, with bite-sized burritos and enchiladas. The Japanese Platter is an all-time favourite, as the range of food items provide the excellent mix of filling food, delicious delicacies and the elegance of the Zen-like food design. Showcase the theme with appropriate table setup and décor, turn on some mood songs, and you’re off to an excellent start.
Finger Food Catering also offers other party services you most require: waiters and servers to take care of your guests, and a professional cleaning squad that will keep your place spotless and neat during and after the event.
It's also possible to customise your catering packages based on a theme. You can go retro, with milkshake shots and cheeseburger bites, or Mexican fiesta, with bite-sized burritos and enchiladas. The Japanese Platter is an all-time favourite, as the range of food items provide the excellent mix of filling food, delicious delicacies and the elegance of the Zen-like food design. Showcase the theme with appropriate table setup and décor, turn on some mood songs, and you’re off to an excellent start.
Finger Food Catering also offers other party services you most require: waiters and servers to take care of your guests, and a professional cleaning squad that will keep your place spotless and neat during and after the event.
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