Treats include a Galaxy Brownie, Petri Dish Jelly and Rocket Ship Cookie.
Science Museum is famous for its world-class exhibitions. Now, it is set to launch its first afternoon tea with a twist. Drawing inspiration from science, it includes a tea for adults and children.
Curated by Benugo chefs, the Science Museum afternoon tea brings together imaginative treats. The tea takes place in the Gallery Café, and the dishes are served on plates designed by Zaha Hadid Architects.
The adult’s menu starts at £32 and features scones, sweets, savoury treats and drinks. The scones include Earl Grey tea-soaked sultana scones, which are served with Cornish clotted cream and Tiptree strawberry jam. The sweets include a Galaxy Brownie, Petri Dish Jelly, Solar System Cupcake and Rocket Ship Cookie.
The sandwiches include British free-range egg mayonnaise with mustard cress on brioche roll; English cucumber with black pepper, and chives, white bread; grilled peppers with red onion, hummus and beetroot bread; and Scottish smoked salmon with cream cheese. Plus, the drinks include unlimited teas and coffee.
The Science Museum afternoon tea kid’s menu starts at £22 and includes scones, sweets, drinks, and more. The scones include plain mini scones, Cornish clotted cream and Tiptree strawberry jam. The sweets include an Elemental Cupcake, Petri Dish Jelly, and a Rocket Ship Cookie. Plus, there's a test tube rack with fizzy sherbet, chocolate popping candy, crushed coloured moon rocks, edible soil and jelly cubes.
The sandwiches include British free-range egg mayonnaise on brioche roll; cheese straws; hummus and vegetable stick pot; and tuna mayonnaise on wholemeal bread. Plus, during the Science Museum afternoon tea for kid’s, children will be able to join interactive experiences, which include decorating cupcakes.
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GO: Visit www.sciencemuseum.org.uk for more information.