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- Daily-changing menu items
- Made fresh from scratch
- Locally sourced ingredients when possible
Before man invented finger food, parties were full of people carrying entire roast chickens on cocktail napkins and twirling spaghetti on toothpicks. Keep your next big soiree hands-free with today’s Groupon: for $25, you get $50 worth of gourmet grab-and-go fare at Taste to Savour Catering. Groupon users must email their orders to Taste to Savour Catering 48 hours in advance.
Taste to Savour Catering's chef and owner Tracy Rowand preps parties with a daily changing menu of to-go culinary meals made from local and organic ingredients when possible. Hosts' hands remain free to embroider nametags and high-five gatecrashers courtesy of frozen grab-and-go items, which include individual-sized naan pizzas packed with cargos of spinach, grilled, vegetables, and chevre ($6 each). Soups such as thai pumpkin or carrot and ginger (32 oz., $11.50) warm stomachs, and individual chicken potpies sport top hats whittled from yams ($6 each).
- Daily-changing menu items
- Made fresh from scratch
- Locally sourced ingredients when possible
Before man invented finger food, parties were full of people carrying entire roast chickens on cocktail napkins and twirling spaghetti on toothpicks. Keep your next big soiree hands-free with today’s Groupon: for $25, you get $50 worth of gourmet grab-and-go fare at Taste to Savour Catering. Groupon users must email their orders to Taste to Savour Catering 48 hours in advance.
Taste to Savour Catering's chef and owner Tracy Rowand preps parties with a daily changing menu of to-go culinary meals made from local and organic ingredients when possible. Hosts' hands remain free to embroider nametags and high-five gatecrashers courtesy of frozen grab-and-go items, which include individual-sized naan pizzas packed with cargos of spinach, grilled, vegetables, and chevre ($6 each). Soups such as thai pumpkin or carrot and ginger (32 oz., $11.50) warm stomachs, and individual chicken potpies sport top hats whittled from yams ($6 each).