The British Chamber Annual Ball 2015 Programme

ANNUAL BALL 2015

SETTING THE MOOD

Tonight we’re taking you back in time to good ol’ Blighty at the height of the big-band era. A time when spirits were high, London’s Dancehalls were filled to the brim and we flooded the streets to celebrate the crowning of ‘Her Majesty’.

We hope you’ve got your dancing shoes on because tonight is all about showing off the Jitterbug, Jive and Swing. For those of you who don’t fancy a kick and a prance, who knows there might even be a good old-fashioned sing-a-long!

FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE BRITISH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Last year the British Chamber Ball took you to the heart of India. This year our travels take you to Britain.

And just to prove that nothing is too difficult for the British Chamber, we also time travel. Back to the swing era – to the 40s and 50s. A time when people were determined to enjoy themselves after all they had been through. A time which, even now, is defined by its music: the big band sound, swing, jive. A time when people did not listen to music by being plugged into their smart phones, but listened to it together round their radios, and most of all by going to the dance halls and listening to the great bands and singers of the era. And not just listening to them, dancing to them.

Long into the night.

That is what we offer you this evening. An evening of good fun, good company, good food. A chance to strut your stuff in the fashion of the era and most importantly, terrific music and a chance to dance till you drop. It is all this that makes the BritCham Ball so different and year after year one of the most enjoyable and popular events on the Hong Kong calendar.

So on behalf of the British Chamber a very warm welcome to you all to this year’s Annual Ball. Thank you for your support and participation.

And thank you in advance for the enthusiasm and for getting into the swing of the evening which are by far the most important ingredients for making this a great success.

As well as having fun, tonight we are doing some real good through our support to KELY Support Group –a non-government funded bilingual organisation which provides education based approaches to empower youngsters to make informed lifestyle decisions. Their programmes and services focus on prevention of drug and alcohol abuse, and are designed to tackle what the group regards as the common reasons for abuse such as peer pressure, low self-esteem and poverty. Please do dig deep to help us help them.

None of this would happen without the enormously generous support of our sponsors. Without their generosity it would simply not be possible for us to put on such a distinctive and fun evening.

An enormous vote of thanks to Standard Chartered Bank, to our Gold, Silver and other Sponsors (whose names you will find on the programme) and to all of you who have taken tables and places.

We are very grateful indeed for your support. I also want to thank the Chamber team for the huge enthusiasm creativity and hard work they have put into the arrangements for this evening.

Thank you all again for being with us. I hope you have a fantastic evening.

AN EVENING OF GOOD FUN, GOOD COMPANY, GOOD FOOD.

ON BEHALF OF STANDARD CHARTERED BANK On behalf of Standard Chartered Bank – a very warm welcome!

Standard Chartered Bank is pleased to be the title sponsor of the British Chamber of Commerce Annual Ball for the thirteenth consecutive year.

We are delighted to be supporting this event again and excited to be spending a brilliant evening with our friends at the British Chamber of Commerce and our valued clients and guests.

Our long term support for this event reflects our appreciation of the Chamber’s and its members’ work, and our commitment to Hong Kong’s business community of which we play an active part.

This evening’s raised fund will support the work and services provided by KELY Support Group, which offers a positive environment and quality mentorship to young people to interact and learn to support one another, helping them to develop leadership skills through various KELY programmes and workshops.

The meaningful services and work provided by KELY Support Group align very well with the Bank’s commitment to support the wider community in Hong Kong, and to live with our brand promise – Here for good.

Best wishes to all and enjoy the evening!

May Tan CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER STANDARD CHARTERED BANK (HONG KONG) LIMITED

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, BRITISH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

A HUGE THANK YOU TO ALL! GOLD SPONSORS

TITLE SPONSORS

SILVER SPONSORS

EVENT CREDITS ENTERTAINMENT

PRODUCTION

VENUE

A THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS FOR THEIR SUPPORT WITH: FLIGHTS

COCKTAIL

BRITISH FOOD

DESIGN

LOGISTICS

SCENT OF THE NIGHT

ACCOMMODATION

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JOINING US TONIGHT

THE CAUSE ALL FUNDS RAISED TONIGHT WILL GO TOWARDS OUR CHOSEN CHARITY, KELY SUPPORT GROUP KELY Support Group (KELY) is a nongovernment funded bilingual organisation which provides empathetic, nonjudgmental, confidential and inclusive support to youth between the ages of 14 to 24 in Hong Kong.

KELY addresses the issue of drug and alcohol abuse through helping vulnerable youth tackle common root causes, such as peer pressure, depression, anxiety, lack of self-awareness, low self-esteem, unemployment, discrimination, boredom and poverty.

KELY employs a holistic approach to ensure that our services are relatable and

inclusive to young people in Hong Kong.

Our target youth communities include Chinese-speaking, ethnic minority and non-Chinese speaking youth. We recognise that each community may encounter different root causes, and are dedicated to identifying and providing relevant support services to those who may be at risk of drug and alcohol abuse.

Our mission is to empower young people to make informed choices in reaching their potential through prevention and harm reduction, advocacy and intervention services for Hong Kong’s young people.

Donations raised by The British Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong will go directly towards It Begins With One Story, KELY’s school-based drug and alcohol prevention programme.

This programme is targeted to benefit ethnic minority between the ages of 14 to 17, and aims to help them: • Enhance protective factors for participants (including resistance strategies, self-confidence, peer support) • Develop technical skills & use them to create culturally appropriate resources around substance misuse • Increase positive peer networks amongst the cohort and facilitate communication with a trusted adult KELY’s aim is to benefit those young people with limited opportunities and lower social capital to enhance their leadership qualities and find their potential.

For this programme, KELY is looking to partnering with schools located in one of the 3 most disadvantaged areas in Hong Kong (Sham Shui Po, Kwun Tong or Kwai Tsing), including those institutions that are under-resourced.

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THE SHOW TO N IGHT ’S PRO GR AM ME

The Smoke

Join us for a cuppa tea in the Big Smoke. If you’re lucky there might be a cheeky tipple & a cucumber sandwich on offer.

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n o s ’ r e n n i D e table! th

It’s time for a splash of pea soup-er and a hearty home cooked roast that’ll have you missing your Nan in no time.

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Let’s ‘ave a Jack Palance!

Fellas find a lady and get up on the dancefloor – it’s time to get ‘In the Mood’ with the Britcham Big Band.

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STRAIGHT FROM THE WEST END TONIGHT WE’RE BRINGING YOU THE PATRIOT GIRLS – TRUST US, THEY’RE BLOODY MARVELOUS!

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FANCY YER LUCK?

WE NEED KEEP YOU! SWINGIN’ 4

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IT’S TIME TO DIG DEEP AND HELP THOSE IN NEED. TONIGHT WE HAVE A LIVE AUCTION WITH SOME BLOOMIN’ FANTASTIC PRIZES ON OFFER.

Let’s see what we’ve got in the Britcham kitty – you might get lucky and take home a few bits and bobs.

You heard us, get back up there and CARRY ON!

WHAT’S FOR SUPPER? TO N IGHT ’S M E N U

GET THE LOOK

PETTICOAT:

The fancier the occasion, the more layers of petticoats you need to achieve the signature fullness of swing dresses.

The classic, flattering swing dress look ...

A D IE S W ILL L N

I believe in pink!

LOVE TO RU ERS TH E IR FIN G OUR Y THROUGH H A IR! A IR OLD YOUR HIES T H D IN TH E W IN O F DAYS

Audrey Hepburn

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WHAT IT D O E S:

WHAT YOU NEED:

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SHOES:

2 to 3-inch heels, high enough to accentuate the legs and still comfortable for a jolly good dance!

FLORAL PRINTS ADD AN EXTRA TOUCH OF FEMININITY TO THE LOOK, WHILE PLAIN COLOUR SPEAKS A MORE SOPHISTICATED STYLE. POLKA DOTS, BIG OR SMALL, WERE HUGE – AND STILL REMAIN ONE OF THE MOST-LOVED DESIGNS TODAY.

SLICK AND SMART

Yes Sir! Lots of shine please!

ES T WO B R U S H DA B LE T T LI AND A EEM O F B RY LCR HER T O Y (O R A N ) E POMAD

In the 1950s, a sophisticated look for men would mean either a side-parted hairstyle with a quiff or a perfectly slicked-back form, both of which required a generous dose of pomade. Brylcreem, originated in Birmingham, became so widely used by the average self-respecting men that the advertisements even “verbify” the brand name.

THE FINAL TOUCH… BRY LCREEM YOUR HAIR

DI D YO U KN OW… When the jitterbug first picked up popularity in Britain, traditional ballroom dance luminaries were none too pleased with this foreign dance.

Alex Moore called it “the most disgusting and degrading sight ever seen in a ballroom”; British couples were even advised to avoid the “rude American dancing”. Naturally the advice was not heeded, and today you can still learn the moves at many dance schools.

QUICK GUIDE FOR BEGINNERS

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A few quick and dirty steps for all you jitterbug beginners. Before you start, remember to stand with your feet relatively close together and your knees and ankles relaxed. Keep an upright posture in your torso.

Remember to face your partner on the dance floor, we’ve just put you side-by-side to learn the steps!

When you’ve mastered the basic steps, you can move on to learning more complicated footwork.

STEP 1

WHEN IN DOUBT, FOLLOW YOUR INSTINCTS AND JUST MOVE YOUR FEET! REMEMBER TO SWING!

MEN

WOMEN

STEP 2

STEP 3

STEP 4

T H E H A P PY F E E T O F J I T T E R B U G S The roots of the jitterbug can be traced back to the Lindy Hop, which was the 1920s African-American community’s answer to European partner dance, adding fast turns, kicks, jumps and flailing hands.

Incidentally, American Army G.I.s brought this dance to Europe, in particular Britain, when

they fought alongside the Allies in World War II. Ballrooms and dancehalls welcomed the American soldiers stationed in Britain with open doors, as well as British working class girls who hadn’t had much chance to dance before then. The footwork of the Lindy Hop was simplified to suit music with a faster tempo, giving birth to the British variation that is jitterbug.

STEP 5 (and then repeat)

THE FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN Devised half way through the century as a milestone between past and future to enrich and enliven the present.

1951

6 years after World War II and marking the centenary of the Great Exhibition of 1851, King George opened the Festival of Britain in London on 3 May 1951.

GLASGOW

The Industrial Power Exhibition

BELFAST

The Ulster Farm and Factory Exhibition

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At 93 feet tall with a diameter of 365 feet, The Dome of Discovery was the largest dome in the world at the time. It held exhibitions on the theme of discovery such as the New World, the Polar Regions, the Sea, the Sky and Outer Space.

Entrance was 5 shillings.

FESTIVAL SHIP CAMPANIA

Travelling from town to town and city to city around Britain

LONDON The Festival of Britain

8,000,000

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The Skylon Tower was a 300 feet tall futuristic-looking, cigar-shaped tower supported by cables that gave the impression that it was floating above the ground.

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The most popular attraction was the Telekinema, a 400-seat state-of-the-art cinema that had the necessary technology to screen both 3D films and large screen television.

The Festival was open for 5 months, attracting some 8 million paying visitors from Britain and the rest of the world.

Of all the s tru built for the ctures and buildings F Royal Fest estival, only the ival Hall st ill stands to day.

LIVE AUCTION

ALL THE GLITZ & GLAMOUR

Members of the British Chamber of Commerce have generously donated these tantalising prizes for the Live Auction to raise funds for our chosen charity – KELY Support Group. All proceeds raised tonight will go towards the programme, “It Begins with One Story”, KELY’s school-based drug and alcohol prevention programmea is targeted to benefit ethnic minorities between the ages of 14 to 17 in 3 most disadvantage areas in Hong Kong, so please bid generously!

Previously the haunt of famed patrons, from royalty and celebrity, to the creative and the notorious, Café Royal has been an established and iconic landmark on the British capital’s social scene, for over a century. Located in the heart of London’s West End, with elegant Mayfair to the west and creative Soho to the east, the hotel is perfectly positioned within walking distance of London’s finest shopping streets, tourist attractions and theatreland.

TICKLE YOUR TASTE BUDS The Peninsula Academy Culinary Journey takes guests on a gastronomic tour of not one but four of The Peninsula’s highly acclaimed restaurants – all in the same evening.

ESCAPE TO THE MOUNTAINS “Sense of Escape”, a four-day holiday with Banyan Tree Lijiang and Banyan Tree Ringha. Discover the mystical highlands of Shangrila, a land of awe-inspiring ridges, deep canyons, torrential rivers, endless valleys and tranquil lakes before exploring Lijiang, the Venice of the Orient, and its charming villages and looming peaks.

Terms and conditions: - Voucher includes two nights stay in a Deluxe Garden Villa in Banyan Tree Lijiang and two nights stay in a Tibetan Suite in Banyan Tree Ringha with daily breakfast.

-R eturn inter-property transfer is included as well as one half-day old town culture tour in Lijiang and one half-day culture tour in Shangri-la.

- Guests will pay for any other consumptions.

- Valid date from 01 June 2015 to 31 March 2016, blackout dates: September 30 to 6 Oct 2015, 31 Dec 2015 to 2 Jan 2016, 6 to 12 Feb 2016.

- Further T&Cs can be found on the voucher or please ask to speak to a member of Britcham staff.

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Begin with a refreshing appetiser in The Lobby, before being escorted to Spring Moon for two dishes with a touch of Cantonese flair, followed by a luxurious French fine-dining feast at Gaddi’s, deliciously rounded off with dessert, coffee and petits fours at the Long Table in Felix.

Terms and conditions: - The prize must be redeemed on or before 30 April 2016 - The prize cannot be exchanged and is non-transferable - Further T&C’s can be found on the voucher or please ask to speak to a member of Britcham staff.

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IT’S HOLIDAY TIME AGAIN FOLKS! Iniala Beach House is located just 20 minutes’ drive away from Phuket International Airport and is a celebration of the best of gastronomy, architecture and design. The beautiful beachside residence comprises 10 stunningly designed suites situated over three eclectic beachfront villas and a penthouse. Iniala is extraordinarily luxurious and offers you a dedicated butler and spa therapist during your stay.

The package for two, includes: • 2 nights stay at the most exclusive address in Thailand in a Beach Terrace Suite • 1 hour of spa treatment per day per guest • Round-trip airport transfers from Phuket International Airport • Daily breakfast, lunch and dinner (excluding alcohol) Terms and conditions: This voucher is valid until 30 June 2016 and is for two guests only.

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Architectural heritage is combined with modern design.

Grand historic areas have been sensitively restored while 160 guestrooms and suites (including six signature suites) have been created in a contemporary yet refined style. Continuing its celebrated legacy, the hotel offers a selection of restaurants and bars, The Club at Café Royal, as well as the Akasha Holistic Wellbeing Centre.

This stunning prize includes a two-night stay at Hotel Café Royal in a Junior Suite for two, daily Continental breakfast, a glass of Champagne per person in the gilded surroundings of the Oscar Wilde Bar and 50 minute treatments in Akasha.

Terms and conditions: - Subject to availability at time of booking.

- Voucher valid until 12 June 2016. No cash alternative.

- This voucher is non-transferable.

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E H T G N I T A R B E CEL 3 5 9 1 N I N O I T A CO R O N ’s biggest was probably Britain een Elizabeth II n to see the Coronatio The Coronation of Qu en ke so e er w le op Many pe nds event of the decade. ong the route. Thousa al ys da o tw r fo d pe cam wealth procession that they try and the Common un co e th ut ho ug ro more celebrated th with street parties.

Queen Elizabeth II is the sixth Queen to have been crowned in Westminster Abbey in her own right.

The first was Queen Mary I, who was crowned on 1 October, 1553. A total of 8,251 guests attended the ceremony, and among them a few people were witnessing their fourth Coronation, for example, Her Highness Princess Marie Louise (granddaughter of Queen Victoria). The four coronations were: King Edward VII (1902), King George V (1911), King George VI (1937) and Queen Elizabeth II (1953).

ation service The 1953 Coron ice to be was the first serv t people it was os televised; for m ey had watched the first time th vision. An an event on tele illion people in estimated 27 m the ceremony ed Britain watch illion listened on TV and 11 m e population of on the radio. Th e was just over Britain at the tim 36 million.

There were more than 2,0 00 journalists and 50 0 photographers from 92 nations on the Coronation route. Among the many foreign journalists in Lond on to report on the Coronatio n was Jacqueline Bouvier, who later became the First Lady of the Un ited St ates of America , Jackie Ke nnedy. She was working for the W ashington TimesHerald at the time.

THE QUEEN, WITH THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH, WAS DRIVEN FROM BUCKINGHAM PALACE TO WESTMINSTER ABBEY IN THE GOLD STATE COACH, WHICH WAS PULLED BY EIGHT GREY GELDINGS: CUNNINGHAM, TOVEY, NOAH, TEDDER, EISENHOWER, SNOW WHITE, TIPPERARY AND MCCREERY. THE GOLD STATE COACH HAS BEEN USED BY THE QUEEN TWICE SINCE HER CORONATION – AT THE SILVER AND GOLDEN JUBILEES. The return route taken to Buckingham Palace had been designed so that The Queen and her procession could be seen by as many people in London as possible. The 7.2km route took the 16,000 participants two hours to complete.

The procession itself stretched for 3km.

Fancy a night out?

THE LADYK ILLERS (195 5)

Five diverse oddball crim inal types plann ing a bank ro bber y rent rooms on a cul-desac from an oct ogenarian w idow under the p retext that they are classical mu sicians. Feat uring Britain’s fin est actor of the time, Alec G uinness, the black comedy wo n a BAFTA Award for Best Bri tish Screen play.

Good old fashioned fun!

Dance your feet off MECCA DANCE HALL TOTTENHAM The building opened in 1910 as a roller skating rink and was later converted into a cinema.

In 1925, it became a dance hall known as the Tottenham Palais, which was subsequently bought by Mecca Leisure Group and became the Tottenham Royal, North London’s premier nightspot for big band and swing music, with the Johnny Howard Band as resident for a period.

LYCEUM BALLROOM The Lyceum Theatre boasts a long history of delivering first-class performing arts just off the Strand, but in the 1950s the venue was transformed into a Mecca ballroom. Not only did it become one of the poshest ballrooms in London, the Miss World contest was staged at the venue every year from 1951 to 1968.

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Back then, it wasn’t “going to the cinema” or “going to the movies”, it was “going to the pictures”. Before televisions started trickling into homes, it was a favourite pastime.

Parents would take their children to the pictures in late afternoons or go for Saturday morning pictures where tickets were relatively cheap.

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LIMELIGHT (1952) A somewhat serious production from Britain’s favourite comedian, Limelight was essentially Chaplin’s autobiography, depicting his childhood, his loss of popularity in the US after a series of scandals through the film’s main character, Calvero.

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BEST DRESSED PRIZES Thanks to the generous prize donors who donated these fabulous prizes for the best dressed guests – a feature of the night that everyone looks forward to!

BEST DRESSED

WOMAN

BEST DRESSED

MAN

Richmond Stainless Steel Case White Dial Chronograph

Diva Circle Open Bracelet

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BEST DRESSED

GROUP

Junk Trip on Crown Jewel

BEST DRESSED

COUPLE DONATED BY

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Junk Trip on a Chinese Pleasure Junk

LUCKY DR AW

Thanks to the generous prize donors of the following amazing prizes!

The top prizes will be drawn on the night, and winners of all prizes will be contacted after the event.

PRIZE NUMBER

PRIZE

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Milano Cashmere Cape

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HKD4,000 Dining Voucher at Fish & Meat

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Ceroc Dance Group Class for Two including Global Ceroc Lifetime Membership

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Rene Furterer Hair Care Products Plus a Complimentary Rene Furterer Hair Treatment

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nood Food Hamper

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Two Platinum Passes for Pilates Allegro and Group Classes, and a Voucher for Five Group Classes

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Mr Simms Hamper

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Leather Skyline Tote Bag

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Jo Malone Gift Set

10

BIOTEC O2 Skin Soothing Facial Voucher

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PRIZE NUMBER

PRIZE

11

One Night Accommodation at Deluxe Room with Daily Breakfast at Gradini for Two in The Pottinger Hong Kong

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HKD1,000 Dining Voucher at Jimmy’s Kitchen

13

Transformation Facial, Wash and Blow Dry Gift Certificate

14

Day of Groom Package

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HKD1,000 Dining Voucher at DOTCOD

16

A Pair of Austrian Mouth-Blown Handcrafted Universal Wine Glasses

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QUAINT AND DAINTY AFTERNOON TEA DRESS DRESS THE ROOM CODE

 Colourful

bunting, lots of it!  Retro crockery – the fancier the

better. Don’t be afraid to mix and match!  Beautiful multi-tier cake stands

 Vintage tablecloth

 Handwritten place-cards and invitations

DRINKS

A pot of loose leaf tea wouldn’t be amiss. For summertime tea parties, make some pink lemonade and serve it alongside a bottle (or two) of chilled bubbly.

Ladies: Full skirts and petticoats, tea dresses Chaps: Shirts and waistcoats, smart trousers

FOOD

Finger sandwiches – definitely cucumber for the time-poor hosts – should be the top of your list. Scones with cream and jam, layered cakes and treacle tart should keep everyone happy but why not take things up a notch by surprising your guests with a spectacular sherry trifle?

SHERRY TRIFLE NTIALLY THE QUINTESSE T BRITISH DESSER

INGREDIENTS

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METHOD

TOPPING 125ml sherry 2 tbsp brandy 55g caster sugar

eam 425ml double cr Juice of 1 lemon eg Freshly grated nutm

GARNISH

anges Grated zest of 2 or ds 85g flaked almon

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GIFT BAG PRIZES Absolution Le Serum Anti-Soif

Marks & Spencer’s British Treats

Scarf & Clutch

Mr Simms’ Old Time Favourite Sweets

Coffee Table Book

Neal’s Yard Remedies Bee Lovely Bath & Shower Gel

Manicure & Pedicure Voucher

The Organic Pharmacy HKD600 Voucher Plus Souvenir

The Entertainer Book & App

Sheer HKD500 Voucher

Rene Furterer Hair Care Products Plus Scalp & Hair Analysis and Hair Treatment Discount

Happy Bathday Gift Set

FireFly Natural Drinks

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