Heat@Home

FOR FOOD SAKE HEAT@HOME AT YOUR CONVENIENCE

Our popular Heat@Home dishes are available to preorder for collection from Cafe @ Number 16 in Aberdour (or delivery available by request).  

We require approximately 24 hours’ notice on orders (or by 9pm the evening before).  If you have any allergies, we kindly ask that you inform us when ordering.  We are more than happy to make some adjustments if we can:

1. PICK YOUR DISHES

Choose from our popular Mexican and Bistro menu.  We are happy for you to mix menu’s allowing you (and your guests) a wider variety of choices, we ask that you make the following menu selection based on the number in your party (excluding Christmas Heat @ Home menu):

• 2 People: 1 Starter, 2 Main Courses, 1 Dessert 
• 4 People: 2 Starters, 2 Main Courses, 2 Desserts 
• 6+ People: 3 Starters, 3 Main Courses, 3 Desserts

2. RECEIVE YOUR DELIVERY

Upon confirmation of your order and receipt of your payment (generally by bank transfer), you will receive a 2 hour timeslot for collection (or delivery) on your requested date.

All dishes are freshly made, with prime ingredients and have a 2 day use by date (so pop them in the fridge when they arrive on a Friday and have the weekend to enjoy hot food at your convenience!).  

3. HEAT@HOME

Dishes have been timed to perfection, so all you have to do is follow the simple heating instructions provided on the package.  Ingredients (including allergens), are detailed on the main dish labels along with a use by date based on the date of preparation.

Most dishes are cover with tin foil and place in oven for approximately 30 mins.  We find covering dishes with tin foil beneficial in the reheating process, however it is not necessary, and can still be enjoyed without.

4.ENJOY YOUR MEAL

Once piping hot, allow to cool and transfer to your plate.  You don’t even have to tell anyone you didn’t make it!

Tip: Finished your starter and realise you won’t manage your full main course?  We recommend portioning your food prior to heating so you can eat it “the next day” or “take it for lunch”.