[header] How to select food for a tea party [title] Know your budget. [step] Put the focus on buying quality, not quantity. The tea should be good quality, it's a tea party after all.
[header] How to select food for a tea party [title] Know your budget. [step] Put the focus on buying quality, not quantity. The tea should be good quality, it's a tea party after all.
[title] Collect your favourite food from a local bakery or supermarket. [step] Make sure your food is edible and nutritious as it will be much harder to store in the refrigerator for the next time you can actually buy it. Cheap tea blends are trendy right now. [title] Make sure your guests know what to expect. [substeps] Think about what you can save money on; for example, paper napkins don't have to come from a high end retailer. Milk can be from anywhere, as long as it's fresh. Good quality tea would not be labelled, obviously, and not be shipped with certain holiday treats, salads, desserts, etc. [title] Make a list of all the ingredients you want in your tea.