Chinese New YearChristmas Dessert Table Ideas: Cookies, Cream Puff Towers and Gift Boxes


A Christmas dessert table does not need to be complicated. The best ones follow a simple rule: offer a few different textures, keep things easy to pick up, and make the table look generous. Here is how we think about it when customers ask us to help plan their gathering.
1. Mix crisp, soft and creamy
Guests love contrast. Pair crunchy decorated cookies with something soft and creamy, such as handmade cream puffs. Crisp gingerbread beside a custard-filled puff means there is something for everyone, from children to grandparents.
2. Add height with a cream puff tower
A stacked tower of small cream puffs, finished with a dusting of icing sugar, instantly becomes the centrepiece. It is also easy to serve, because guests simply pick one puff at a time. Tell us how many guests you expect and we will suggest a size.
3. Keep the cookies festive but simple
Gingerbread people, buttery iced cookies and jam thumbprints look cheerful without needing elaborate decoration. Our Christmas bakes come in tins, so you can place them straight on the table or give them away afterwards.
4. Think about gift boxes
Many customers order extra boxes for neighbours, teachers, colleagues and friends. A small box of cookies is a thoughtful gift that does not need wrapping skills. We can pack a mixed box for you and add a short handwritten note.
5. Order early and tell us about allergies
Everything we bake is made to order, and Christmas slots fill quickly. Send us your date and guest count as early as you can. If anyone at your table has an allergy, mention it when you order so we can advise honestly. Our kitchen handles eggs, milk, wheat, nuts and sesame.
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