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Wednesday 1 April 2020

Main course
Traybake pizza with mushrooms, cherry tomato and vegan smoked cheese	£3.50	Vegan Gluten Soya Sulphites
Traybake pizzas with pancetta, olives and provelone cheese	£4.00	Dairy Gluten Sulphites
Side
Beetroot, avocado and roasted pepper salad		Sulphites
Dessert
Paris brest with chocolate cremeaux and toasted almonds	£0.89	Dairy Eggs Gluten Nuts

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