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Fresh from the oven in Sihanoukville, or available as frozen delivery anywhere the buses go in Cambodia.

 

MEATS

Many of our items come in a metal bowl and include a $1 deposit. To return the bowl and collect your deposit feel free to give us a call, or just wait and exchange it with your next order to avoid the deposit fee.

  • Guinness Pie. 250 Grams of delicious beef and gravy wrapped in a flaky crust.
    $3.50 each + $1.00 deposit for metal bowl 
     
  • Steak and Ale Pie. 250 Grams of delicious beef, vegetables and gravy wrapped in a flaky crust.
    $3.50 each + $1.00 deposit for metal bowl 
     
  • Mince and Onion Pie. 250 Grams of delicious beef, onions and gravy wrapped in a flaky crust.
    $3.50 each + $1.00 deposit for metal bowl 
     
  • Chicken Pot Pie. 250 Grams of skillet browned chicken breast meat with onions in a mushroom cream gravy with peas, carrots and sweetcorn all wrapped in a flaky crust.
    $3.50 each + $1.00 deposit for metal bowl
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  • Cornish Pasty. A 150 gram English favorite, now delivered hot to your door.
    $2.50 each 
     
  • Bacon and Cheese Deviled Eggs. A dozen half eggs filled with a creamy egg yolk and cheddar cheese filling, topped with crumbled bacon.
    $6.00

 

Sweet Treats
  • Banana Bread. Savory and fruity, with optional raisins or walnuts.
    300 Gram Loaf - $4.00 
     
  • Brownies. 300 Grams of chewy chocolate decadence.
    $5.00 
     
  • Chocolate Chip Cookies. Chewy and moist, still warm from the oven.
    $2.50 for a package of 6, $4.00 for a whole dozen. 
     
  • Apple Pie. An American favorite. A full family sized pie with big chunks of sweet local apples.
    $6.00 each 
     
  • Banana Cream Pie. A full family sized creamy and sweet pie with a flaky crust.
    $6.00 each 
     
  • Pumpkin Pie. A full family sized pie. Savory, sweet, and spiced to perfection.
    $6.00 each 
     
  • Cupcakes. 6 Sweet treats. Available in flavors: Chocolate cake, Strawberry Cake, Vanilla Cake and Frosted with: Chocolate, Strawberry, Cream Cheese frostings.
    $5.00 (Add sprinkles or chocolate chips for only $1.00 more.)

Contact Hours: 9am-4pm
Available Local Delivery Hours: 7am-7pm
Phone: 077-566-219

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Parrothead

Do you know the added costs for putting the products on a bus, to say Battambang and / or Phnom Penh? 

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OrangeDragon

I don't... it will vary greatly based on how large the order is I imagine.  I'll go to find out some prices on dry ice this week for you.  I know it's available, as QueenCo used some for bubbling smoking decorations this past western new year at their party, but I don't know the price.  Otherwise, tossing something on a bus usually only costs a few bucks, and those foam cold boxes are only a dollar or so.

 

It will never make sense for 1 pie... but it would for a dozen or so.

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Parrothead

Richard, if you had clicked on View New Content, you would see I split your topic because it was not on topic. It is a new topic in this same forum.

 

Now, don't get pissed off. I am deleting it again, because threads in this forum are NOT for debating the products, or comparing them to other products available on the market. They are for business owners to LIST their products available.

 

Other members are able to reply, solely to ask questions about the products.

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phuketrichard

ahhhhh ok

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