‘Putting on the Ritz’ at Brooklands Care Home

Celebrity chef Ainsley Harriott visits winning home

On 24th October Brooklands Care Home was awarded a prize of a top of the range gas barbecue by celebrity chef Ainsley Harriot for their ‘Ritzy’ Afternoon Tea events.

This was in response to a competition launched by Ainsley earlier this year aimed at encouraging all the homes in Brooklands group to come up with new, creative and innovative dining experiences for residents that can be sustained in the years ahead.

Ainsley sampled some of the treats that are offered at the monthly ‘Putting on the Ritz’ tea parties, including cheese scones and straws, sausage rolls, meringues, sponge drops, chocolate cake and cream horns. He also tried smoothies from the home’s newly developed Smoothie Menu.

Ainsley said: “It is very heartening to see a care home investing so much in not just the quality of the food they are serving to their residents but also the way in which they serve it.  Keeping elderly people stimulated and interested in food is so important and ultimately life enhancing. Well done Brooklands!”

Cathy Charley, home manager said: “What a fantastic result! The team have worked so hard to come up with a truly wonderful idea that will have a really beneficial impact on our residents for years to come. I am so proud that they are being rewarded”.

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