Eliane of Sunningdale

04/04/2024

04/04/2024

To celebrate our 10th birthday at Eliane Hungerford and Sunningdale this April, we're doing something special. Instead of throwing a big party, we’re reaching out to help our neighbours. Given the tough times we’ve all faced lately, we're offering five free
vegetarian lunches a day between Sunday till Wednesday, along with ten free coffees and croissants in the morning and five free teas and cakes in the afternoon. This is open to anyone in our community who’s feeling the pinch or just needs a bright spot in their
day. We will run this initiative for the month of April, and if it is successful, we may continue into the future.

Here’s the Scoop:

What? Free vegetarian meals, or coffees and croissants, or tea and cake, no strings attached.
When? Sunday - Wednesday, coffee and croissant between 8 and 10.30, lunch between 1.30 and 3.30, tea and cake between 3 and 4.30.

Where? Eliane of Hungerford and Eliane of Sunningdale.

We've grown a lot in the last decade, and it’s all thanks to this incredible community. Now, we want to give back in a way that truly matters. It’s a chance for us to share some love and hopefully inspire other businesses, big and
small, to do the same.
Join Us:
We invite you to join this movement—spread the word, drop by for a meal, or help out. Every bit of support makes a difference. Together, we can make tough times a little easier for everyone.
Stay Updated:
To book your free meal, please email or call in advance. They will be provided on a first come first served basis and we may suggest alternative dates
if there is availability.
Tel: 01488686100
Email: [email protected]
Let’s make our 10th birthday about giving back and lifting each other up. See you soon!
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25/11/2022

Studies show that rose petals can have a relaxing effect, helping to lower stress levels and encourage sleep. Rose petals are often included in flavored tea blends that contain anxiety-fighting

l-theanine, or soothing herbal blends with other therapeutic ingredients like lavender and chamomile.
To make your own rose water, Collect rose flowers, preferably organic, smaller roses as they tend to be more fragrant. Separate the petals and rinse them in cold water to remove any debris. Add the roses to a pot and cover them with water (Not too much or you will dilute the rose water). Simmer the roses for 20-30 minutes on medium to low heat until the roses lose color. Cool and strain. The rosewater can be stored in the fridge for a week or poured over an ice cube tray and frozen.