Lancaster London hotel creates gigantic gingerbread house for charity

2nd December 2011, 12:14pm

To celebrate the festive season, The Lancaster London hotel has created a gigantic gingerbread house in a bid to support the Hospitality Action charity.

The hotel's pastry team, led by head chef Pâtissier Radoslav Georgiev, spent hours replicating the "Candy Cane House" using 85kgs of house-made gingerbread.  

The 1.5m high by 1m wide creation also features life-size models of the Hansel and Gretel fairytale's most recognised characters, who are carved out of butter.

By visiting the Lancaster London's exhibit and making a donation, visitors will help the hotel support Hospitality Action in providing help and guidance to people within hospitality, whatever the difficulty.

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