How to Make an Afternoon Tea With Strawberries
Organize the afternoon tea., Decorate the table and area., Find a strawberry design teapot., Prepare strawberry food., Serve strawberry drinks., Take your guests for a tour of your strawberry patch, if you have one.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Organize the afternoon tea.
Invite the people you want to come using an invitation shaped like a strawberry or featuring strawberry images.
If emailing the invitations, include lots of strawberry designs. -
Step 2: Decorate the table and area.
If you can, use plates with strawberry designs on them.
Check auction sites or thrift stores for possibilities.
Add strawberry decorations, either purchased or handmade, to the table and anywhere else that you can decorate.
Look for napkins or serviettes with strawberry designs on them and even a tablecloth with strawberries.
If you have strawberries in containers, place some of these on or near the table.
Use fresh bowls of strawberries as both decorative features and food at one and the same time. , This will be a centerpiece feature for the afternoon tea.
If the cups accompanying it also have strawberry designs, even better! Serve strawberry tea if you can find it.
Have other tea on hand because not everyone enjoys fruit tea. , There are lots of delightful ways to enjoy strawberries for afternoon tea.
Here are some suggestions:
Strawberry margarita cakes Cherry berry chocolate strawberry cake Strawberry bundt cake Fresh strawberries in a bowl, whipped cream for dipping Chocolate dipped strawberries Vegan strawberry shortcakes Strawberry chiffon pie Blueberry strawberry peach pie Strawberry tarts Strawberry ice cream Strawberry sorbet Strawberries and clotted cream ice cream. , There are lots of ideas for strawberry drinks, including:
Strawberry water Fizzy strawberry soda Strawberry milk or strawberry banana milk Strawberry smoothie Strawberry soother Strawberry daiquiri punch Strawberry slushie. , Hand them a basket and let them pick their own to take home.
If you don't have a strawberry patch, it can still be a nice take-home gift to offer each guest a fresh punnet of strawberries on their departure. -
Step 3: Find a strawberry design teapot.
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Step 4: Prepare strawberry food.
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Step 5: Serve strawberry drinks.
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Step 6: Take your guests for a tour of your strawberry patch
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Step 7: if you have one.
Detailed Guide
Invite the people you want to come using an invitation shaped like a strawberry or featuring strawberry images.
If emailing the invitations, include lots of strawberry designs.
If you can, use plates with strawberry designs on them.
Check auction sites or thrift stores for possibilities.
Add strawberry decorations, either purchased or handmade, to the table and anywhere else that you can decorate.
Look for napkins or serviettes with strawberry designs on them and even a tablecloth with strawberries.
If you have strawberries in containers, place some of these on or near the table.
Use fresh bowls of strawberries as both decorative features and food at one and the same time. , This will be a centerpiece feature for the afternoon tea.
If the cups accompanying it also have strawberry designs, even better! Serve strawberry tea if you can find it.
Have other tea on hand because not everyone enjoys fruit tea. , There are lots of delightful ways to enjoy strawberries for afternoon tea.
Here are some suggestions:
Strawberry margarita cakes Cherry berry chocolate strawberry cake Strawberry bundt cake Fresh strawberries in a bowl, whipped cream for dipping Chocolate dipped strawberries Vegan strawberry shortcakes Strawberry chiffon pie Blueberry strawberry peach pie Strawberry tarts Strawberry ice cream Strawberry sorbet Strawberries and clotted cream ice cream. , There are lots of ideas for strawberry drinks, including:
Strawberry water Fizzy strawberry soda Strawberry milk or strawberry banana milk Strawberry smoothie Strawberry soother Strawberry daiquiri punch Strawberry slushie. , Hand them a basket and let them pick their own to take home.
If you don't have a strawberry patch, it can still be a nice take-home gift to offer each guest a fresh punnet of strawberries on their departure.
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