Awfully Chocolate Party Packages

If you searched for awfully chocolate party packages, you are probably planning a birthday or a gathering and want one simple price for a crowd. Here is the plain truth first: Awfully Chocolate does not sell a fixed party package with a set price in Singapore. What it does sell very well is whole cakes, whole tarts and truffle boxes, and those items build a strong party table. This guide prices that closest real plan, with serving hints and a clear flag on every unconfirmed figure.

Does Awfully Chocolate have party packages?

No fixed party package, bundle price or party menu was found in our check of Awfully Chocolate listings and Singapore food guides. The brand sells whole cakes in 6 inch and 8 inch sizes, a whole Nutella Tart reported to serve 16 to 20 people, and truffles by the piece or in boxes, but it does not publish a single party bundle that covers cake, drinks and favours at one price. Third party pages that list a party bundle price are not official unless the outlet confirms it, so use them as ideas, not as quotes.

For a home party, that is actually fine. You buy the centrepiece cake, add a second flavour for variety, and let guests help themselves, which is how most Singapore chocolate cake parties work anyway. For a cafe party, talk to the East Coast Bakery and Cafe or the Experience Cafe in advance, since buffet and set options there are seasonal and need booking, and a walk in group of 20 will not get a party price on the spot.

What is the best party plan for 10 people?

Order one 8 inch All Chocolate Cake and one plate of small tarts or a box of truffles. An 8 inch cake is reported at S$88, and it gives generous slices for ten, while tarts or truffles give a second texture for guests who find a full fudge slice too rich. Add a second flavour, such as Chocolate Banana or Rum and Cherry, only if your group has mixed tastes, since one strong cake plus a lighter extra beats two heavy cakes.

Party table that works

Set the cake in the middle, put tarts on a side plate, and keep truffles in their box until after the cake is cut, so they double as favours. Cut small slices first, since Awfully Chocolate cake is dense, and guests can always come back for seconds. Keep the cake chilled until serving, then let it soften for a short while, since a slightly softened slice tastes creamier than a fridge cold one.

What is the best party plan for 20 people?

Order a whole Nutella Tart plus one whole cake. The tart alone is reported to serve 16 to 20 people at S$108, and adding a 6 inch cake covers guests who want a classic fudge slice, while the tart covers Nutella lovers. That pair is easier to serve than many single slices, and it travels better than a buffet spread, since both items are boxed for takeaway. Order in advance, ask about lead time and pickup slots, and confirm the tart size, since serving counts vary with slice size.

How much do Awfully Chocolate party packages cost?

Budget about S$100 to S$120 for a party of ten built around an 8 inch cake, and about S$150 to S$200 for a party of twenty built around a whole tart plus a cake, before drinks and decorations. Drinks, delivery and cafe seating are extra, and a cafe buffet for a large group can cost far more, with the weekend brunch buffet listed at S$38++ per person at East Coast. Get a written quote from your outlet for any group over 15 people, since prices and availability change.

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