The Good Stuff Bakery

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I received a nice package with easy peazy instruction for the minty carob balls in exchange for a proven service. Now I am not such a baker personally, which is ideal for me not to have to stand in the kitchen for too long and to 'whip up' a tasty dessert in no time. The minty carob balls were well received, everyone liked them very much (not too sweet and good filling). So for me, an absolute must!

Ordered via Social deal high tea for 4 people. We were able to collect 1 box of snacks (see image). The 80 euros we paid for it is completely out of proportion, without a Soical deal we would have had to pay double for this! Flavors were good but not special. All in all not recommended!

For a High Tea, through Social Deal, we bought a Voucher of 25 euros (worth 50 euros). To begin with, we had to email 48 hours in advance when we wanted our High Tea. Her answer was strange: "Is it for 1 person?". I don't want to say that I consider myself privileged, but if I order a High Tea worth 50 euros I really expect that you will get food for 2 men. Even at Bloemendaal Castle you pay less than 50 euros for an evening meal. The price therefore suggests that you get quite a lot for 1 person, or a small plus for 2 people. The price is not right. On to the day of truth. You got 3 savory snacks (I need another diminutive for my diminutive), 4 sweet snacks (same problem here), and 3 tea bags. According to the menu, the 3 bags of tea are enough for 350-450 ml per bag, that is, I have to brew 1.2L of water. So I could provide 3 people with tea with this High Tea. Why can't I feed 1 person properly with this High Tea with the food in this menu? In terms of quantity, it is therefore ridiculous. For a real High Tea you pay 17-18 euros P.P. and you are packed with a 3-course menu: at one such course of Good Stuff Bakery it might be just enough to provide 1 person who does not eat much. But this is really not possible for a High Tea worth 50 euros. Just to illustrate: the 2 soft cups are literally in those small cups that you use to make bonbons, the "intense" brownie consists of a small and thin slice. The walnut predominates. The cupcake was much too small for a cupcake, but it tasted fine. The quality of the food, on the other hand, was good. As a connoisseur of healthy eating I can assure you that mainly healthy ingredients have been used (and even if you knew exactly what went in, there is always a subjective side to what exactly is and isn't healthy). Only with the Fudge Cups I wonder what kind of sugar was used in the preparation, it was too sweet for me to eat. Another important detail: the flavors of tea are Rooibos, Classic Earl Gray and "Fresh Lemon Green Sencha". No special flavors. In a manner of speaking, the first two flavors could be just the Appie's own brand. Fortunately, Green Sencha was clearly visible. Not recommended. 1/5. A euro hit from the Macdonalds is more filling. Since the quality of the food is good, I would rather look at individual dishes from this company.

Very tasty! Not only tasty but also very handy. You don't have to go to the store to buy products that you no longer use afterwards. Nice packaging, good description available and the content is healthy. What else do you want?