Mealtimes are often a challenge around here.
Between hungry hubby, fussy kiddos and myself (who has set a bold goal to lose weight this year), finding something we can all eat and enjoy can sometimes be tricky.
So, when Pidy recently launched their famous pastry and canapes into the retail market, I was delighted at the opportunity to try them out…
Vol-au-vents
Pidy Vol-au-Vents
Vol-au-vents are renowned as a party food, but these large vol-au-vents are ideal for mealtimes, too.
Served individually to children, they are the perfect size for little tummies, whilst Hubby will happily devour 2 or 3. A great alternative to a dinner time pie!
I made these hot using leftover turkey from the freezer and added a delicious mushroom sauce, and they were good!
Veggie Cups
Pidy Veggie Cups: 18kcal / 0.6g fat per cup
Woah, look at that pop of colour! Made with 30% beetroot juice, these mini veggie cups are so vibrant!
I instantly thought of seafood when I saw these. Maybe it’s the pink!
These would be a great choice for bite-sized prawn cocktails and perfect as appetisers on Valentine’s Day.
Spoonettes
Pidy Spoonettes: 16kcal / 0.7g fat per spoon
Sweet or savoury? Sweet or savoury? Ugh! So many choices on how to fill these!
And aren’t they just adorable! Who could resist these at a dinner party or buffet table!
Since they are only 16kcal per spoon, I’ve taken the healthier option and filled these with a spoonful of Muller low-fat chocolate dessert and a sprinkle of white chocolate. That way, I can eat more than one and still not feel guilty 
They’d be great savoury too, I’m thinking guacamole, pate or even cheese and chutneys….
Pidy Gourmet
To find your nearest stockist or discover more about Pidy, check out their website for further details.
And don’t forget – great food needn’t be saved for parties.
Tell me… how would you serve your Pidy pastry?
~ Natalie
Many thanks to food PR agency CLIP Creative and PR for the samples.
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Ohhh I want to try chocolate spoons! those looks deliciously enough to eat!!
Um, they are!
I have never seen these before, they are so cute!!!
Those spoons look delicious! Delicious enough to be dangerous!!!
Not at all! They are only 16 calories each and I filled them with a virtually fat-free chocolate mousse. They are amazing!
wow! the chocolate spoons look divine! I really want to try those with some yummy coffee.
Those are awesome! I especially love the Spoonettes.
I know! Cute name too, eh?!
Oh my gosh those are SO cool! I need to find them!
I have seen these either!
Those little spoons are darlin’
they are just too pretty to eat! These would be so fun for a party.
How cute are those spoons! They’d be a big hit at a party, too!
those are so neat!!!!
Those are so cool!
Ive never seen these..those spoonettes are pretty cool.
wow!!!!! love these!!! the pink ones looks good i would defo put seafood in, i am limited with filling as i am dairy intolerant but your pink ones look fab, i bet theyd be nice with duck and hoisin sauce and cucumber and a little bit of spring onion!!!!!! mmmmmmmmmm
Oh duck and hoisin would be amazing!