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a box filled with lots of different types of sandwiches and pastries on top of each other

Large afternoon tea box

a platter filled with lots of different types of sandwiches and pastries on top of a marble table

Afternoon Tea — Dish'd Grazing Company

Graze Box

a table topped with lots of different types of pastries and desserts next to bottles of wine

Afternoon tea food platter

Large afternoon tea box

a plate filled with different types of fruits and vegetables on top of a marble table

I Love A Good Cheese And Wine Charcuterie Board

an assortment of cheeses, crackers and meats on a table with wine glasses

Cheese Platter | Perfect for guests and family.

sandwiches with british flags on them are sitting on a blue and white plate next to purple flowers

A Very English Royal Wedding Viewing Party - Front Roe by Louise Roe

a wooden cutting board topped with meat, cheese and other foods next to bread slices

How to Make a Ploughman's Lunch

Ploughman’s lunch is a traditional British meal that is perfect idea for your next party. Fill a large, rustic platter with cheese, bread, meat, pickled and fresh vegetables, chutney, boiled eggs, and fruit. Guests can enjoy a wonderful sandwich with a side salad. It’s a simple but brilliant dish for entertaining!

an illustrated guide to british cakes on a pink background with the words,'the snickkers guide to british cakes '

Here Are 22 Diagrams For Anyone Who's Obsessed With Dessert

This chart that teaches you about the inside of fancy British cakes: | Here Are 22 Diagrams For Anyone Who's Obsessed With Dessert

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How To Make a British Cheese Board | Themed International Charcuterie Appetizer Inspo | Healthy Apps

It’s fun to customize a board around a particular place in the world. I’ve created a French Cheese Board, an Italian Antipasti, a Caprese Skewer Board, a Mexican Grazing Board, and a Mediterenean Mezze Board. So in honor of the coronation of His Majesty King Charles III, I figured a taste of Britain (inspired by my Scottish roots) was in order!