West Cornwall Pasty launches new range of treats for kids

12th August 2009, 9:12am

West Cornwall Pasty Co has launched a new range of children's treats at its stores in Covent Garden, Hammersmith, Chelsea, Paddington and St Pancras.

The 'Kid's Pirate Booty Box' is a pirate themed treasure chest full of goodies including a choice of kids size sausage and beans pasty, cheese and vegetable pasty or sausage roll, Robinson's fruit shoot drink, a choice of a portion of freshly baked potato wedges or a bag of crisps, and an activity pack which features a pirate eye patch, hat, puzzles, treasure map and crayons.

In addition, are own label sticks of rock and lollipops which are deisgned to appeal to kids and adults.

Chief executive Richard Nieto said: "With so many of us watching our pockets and choosing to stay in the UK this summer, there is the added pressure of entertaining and treating the kids whilst we make the most of the holiday period.

"We're certain these new products are going to appeal to kids and adults alike, in particular the Kid's Booty Box which represents ideal value for money, priced at only £3.75."

West Cornwall Pasty Co's core product range includes the traditional steak pasty as well as other varieties such as steak and ale, lamb and mint, pork and apple, salmon, and chicken balti. There are also several options for vegetarians, along with a host of other products available, including traditional cream tea with real Cornish clotted cream and strawberry jam, and fairtrade organic tea and coffee.

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