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We are very happy to announce that Deliciously Gorgeous are stocking Folkington’s Natural Juices from Arlington. Here’s some information about these awesome juices. FOLKINGTON’S STORY Folkington’s was founded in 2012 by our MD, Paul Bendit after 12 years of developing premium and innovative soft drinks for leaders in the catering sector and stand-alone brands. The ambition in creating the Folkington’s brand was to replicate the authenticity and provenance that stand behind fine wines (“terroir”) into a range of fruit juices and soft drinks. FOLKINGTON’S ORIGINALLY LAUNCHED WITH JUST SIX VARIETIES OF FRUIT JUICES …the range quickly expanded to ten varieties, and...
With Valentines Day coming up, it’s only natural that our minds turn to the traditional gifts and treats associated with it – why do people give chocolate as a gift to that special someone? Well…chocolate’s reputation as an aphrodisiac is deeply embedded in the history of civilization. The Mayans used cacao beans to pay for err…you know…ladies of the evening. Apparently, the great Aztec king Montezuma would quaff as many as fifty cups of hot chocolate before heading off to his harem…lucky wives! The Spanish Conquistadors introduced chocolate to Europe not as a bedroom enhancer but as a rich, hot drink. Yet text...
Deliciously Gorgeous, the delightful coffee shop, café , confiserie, and luxury food stockist, is set along Cornfield Road in Eastbourne’s town centre. Its 1950s-style window façade and large, hot pink awning bearing the Deliciously Gorgeous logo really capture’s the eye, and it has become one of Eastbourne’s newest landmarks. However, this is more than just a coffee shop. As you head inside, you are courteously greeted by staff, and your eyes are enticed towards the beautiful display counter of fine Belgian chocolates. Your gaze is then drawn towards the softly lit dining area, where you can order a wide range of...
No one could claim the Deliciously Gorgeous hot-pink-and-black colour scheme is subtle. But who wants to be subtle when you could be vibrant, exciting, and eye-catching. Our chocolates, cakes, lunches, and drinks stand out, so it only seems right that our shop should stand out too. Many people consider pink to be a ‘girly’ colour, and hot pink to be youthful and frivolous, but because it is part of the red spectrum it also has associations with energy and a fiery spirit. In fact, up until about 1920, in the Western world a new mother would decorate the nursery in pink...
