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We tried a 'Harry Potter' afternoon tea in London | London Evening Standard

If the feasts at Hogwarts are anything to go by, wizarding folk love sweet treats just as much as us muggles.

We tried a 'Harry Potter' afternoon tea in London | London Evening Standard
We tried a 'Harry Potter' afternoon tea in London

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If the feasts at Hogwarts are anything to go by, wizarding folk love sweet treats just as much as us muggles.

The ritual of afternoon tea is now even more magical at Soho bakery Cutter and Squidge, where their newest experience will have Harry Potter fans spellbound.

Diners can get culinary with the Hogwarts curriculum at the new Potion Room Afternoon Tea, following on from the success of the natural bakery's Genie's Cave afternoon tea.

Fans are invited to join a class at the “School of Wizarding Alchemy”, and enjoy an enchanting menu of sweet and savoury treats.

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Taking to their desks in the classroom, pupils will start of the experience by concocting their own welcome drink, a Galaxy juice of passion fruit, hibiscus and “unicorn tear tea”.

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Further courses include a cauldron filled with a lemony potion, a butterscotch edition of Cutter and Squidge’s signature “biskies” and a Knickerbocker Bite. All eight courses can be enjoyed with tea, coffee of a glass of pumpkin juice.

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We don’t know about you, but this seems like Riddikulus amounts of fun.

For more information, visit cutterandsquidge.com