Jenkins Bakery launches Valentine's Day products


The following products are being produced by the Jenkins Bakery to mark St Valentine's Day -


LOVE SUGAR HEART BISCUITS - 95p
Our top quality shortbread biscuit with a heart sugar plaque, hand-decorated with a cute message and gift wrapped.
VALENTINE HEART BISCUITS - 75p
Top quality shortbread biscuit half dipped with chocolate and decorated with a valentine heart.


RED VELVET CUP CAKES - 95p
Our moist red velvet cup cakes topped with marbled frosting and sugar paste hearts.
CHOCOLATE VALENTINE CUP CAKES – 95p
A chocolate cup cake topped with marbled frosting & sugar paste hearts.


VIENNESE HEART BISCUITS - 85p
Top quality shortbread biscuit with a rope of rich Viennese around the edge and in filled with red piping jelly.


LOVE BUGS - 85p
Shortbread biscuit base with light caramel filling with milk chocolate and hand-decorated. 


VALENTINE CHOCOLATE DIPS - 65p
Our top quality Genoese cake sponge coated with chocolate and decorated with two valentine sugarpaste hearts. 


GIFT HEART SHAPED WELSHCAKES - £1
Two gift-wrapped heart shaped Welshcakes using our traditional recipe.

Pop into your local Jenkins Bakery shop to order -

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