Businesswoman Sarah launches Welshcakes with a difference


Businesswoman Sarah Jones has launched a range of Welshcakes with a difference – with support and advice from Dewis Menter.
‘Blasus Welshcakes with a Twist’ are produced in a variety of different flavours from the traditional cake to Chocolate Chip, Pecan and Toffee, Lemon and Poppy Seed, Baileys, Chocolate and Orange, the varieties are endless.
Sarah is the proprietor of Foodies Catering Company which offers quality buffet service to local businesses.
An experienced caterer, she previously owned a catering retail outlet in the centre of Carmarthen town supplying a variety of hot and cold take away foods to local businesses and customers.
Lesley Lewis, Business Development Officer working with the project Dewis Menter, was able to assist Sarah and her new business venture by supporting with marketing mentor, website mentor and assistance with the Local Investment Fund grant to purchase additional commercial catering equipment developing the business.
For more information contact www.blasuswelshcakes.co.uk

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