What animal lays the Cadbury creme egg? I don't want to know. I am satisfied that it is a wonderful animal.
You
can do anything with a Cadbury creme egg, including deep frying it,
making a Scotch egg, a toad-in-a-hole, or eggs Benedict. It's Nature's
perfect food, so I'm glad that Cadbury has chosen to open a restaurant
in London that serves it in everything.
The
Evening Standard described the project in January:
The
ground floor is designed for those busy egg-ophiles who are short on
time, and will serve Creme Egg toasties to go. Yes, you read right,
that’s: Creme. Egg. Toasties. They’ll sell for just £2 a pop.
Up
on the first floor there’ll be more of a restaurant vibe, with four
Creme Egg dishes on offer to eat in. As well as the toasties, these will
include: egg and soldiers, Creme Egg tray bake, and strawberries and
creme (egg).
All dishes on the first floor will cost £4, which
we'd say is well worth shelling out for the novelty alone. Tea, coffee
and water will be available — no Creme Egg cocktails, alas.
On the
second floor there will be an interactive ball pool — which, as far as
we’re aware, won’t contain any actual Creme Eggs. It's a good
opportunity for adults to splash around in a ball pool without scaring
little kids and alarming their parents, though.
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