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Delectable dishes that are perfect for spoiling mum thank you mum

A lot of what she fancies – that’s the rule for dishing up treats on Mother’s Day!

Help your customers show their appreciation with a menu that’s made with love, and full of food that is homely, wholesome and wholly delicious.

Nothing says indulgence like rich, buttery flavour – and with Whirl you can achieve this with lower cost and lower saturated fat too.

Give these ideas a Whirl for your Mother’s Day menu...

Cheese Soufflé

Light and fluffy with a good cheesy kick, this cheese soufflé makes the perfect starter for a Mother’s Day lunch.

Garlic prawns

…or mushrooms! It’s an absolute breeze with Original Whirl and a clove of garlic or a squeeze of garlic puree. Served with crusty bread, it’s a great starter to get the tastebuds excited.

Flavoursome fish pie

Mother’s Day usually arrives in the spring, but this year winter in the UK has hung around a little longer! Serve up a warming and nourishing fish pie with a tasty sauce and topped with creamy mash.

Baked rice pudding

Mother’s Day is all about love – and what could be more comforting and nurturing than a traditional baked rice pudding, warmly spiced with nutmeg or cinnamon? This recipe helps look after the heart, as it's lower in saturated fat than one made with butter, and it's quicker to cook, too, with a liquid butter alternative that's ready to stir into the pudding.

Chocolate and Guinness Sticky Sponge

Add an extra dimension of flavour to the pudding menu with a rich and sumptuous cake. This has a lovely depth to the flavour, thanks to the addition of stout. It’s perfect served with cream or ice cream and a pot of tea.

Lighter Lemon Drizzle Cake

Offer lighter options by baking some lower-fat versions of old favourites like lemon drizzle cake or chocolate and coconut marble cake, using Whirl for lower saturated fat without sacrificing the buttery taste.

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