Savoury highlights include Deep Fried Yorkshire Wensleydale & Cranberries Panko Cheese Balls, Yorkshire Dales Beef Bourguignon with Wensleydale Blue Cheese Crumble, and Yorkshire Wensleydale & Cranberries with Pork Sausage Pigs in Blankets. Sweet options include sticky Ginger Parkin served with Yorkshire Wensleydale cheese and a Mince Pie served with the local cheese.

The festive menu is served with Raydale Preserves Tomato and Chilli Chutney, Pan-Fired New Potatoes, Caramelised Onion & Nduja, and rounded off with Yorkshire Tea or coffee for £22 per person. Visitors can also add a glass of fizz or warm mulled wine.

Previously a sharing experience for two, the Cheesy Afternoon Tea can now be enjoyed by solo diners. “However you choose to celebrate, there’s a plate of cheesy joy waiting for you this festive season,” the Creamery said.

The Creamery has also introduced Gromit’s Afternoon Tea for children at £12 per person. This includes a cheesy crumpet, creamy Wensleydale mac ‘n’ cheese, chunky chips, cucumber sticks, cherry tomatoes, and honeycomb rocky road, served with milk or fruit squash in a Gromit mug.

Full details of the festive menu, including revised opening hours on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve, are available on the Wensleydale Creamery website. The menu excludes Christmas Day, Boxing Day, and New Year’s Day.

The new menu is packed with drinks that scream Christmas. Baby, It’s Cold Outside is a warming winter tipple, blending your choice of Singleton Scotch or Edinburgh Mulled Gin Liqueur with orange peel, cinnamon sticks, and cloves. Santa Tell Me is pure indulgence in a glass, combining Mozart Chocolate Liqueur, Baileys, and a kick of Tequila Black. Even the designated driver is covered with Driving Home for Christmas, a zesty non-alcoholic blend of Seedlip Grove, cranberry, spiced gingerbread, lemon, and a ginger beer finish.

Snacks are just as festive. Expect crispy brie and cranberry bites, pigs in blankets with honey mustard, a baked camembert sourdough wreath, and an “all the trimmings” pizza loaded with pulled turkey, pigs in blankets, mozzarella, red onions, and cranberry sauce. The menu runs from 17 November through the first week of January.

For a real festive treat, Electric Shuffle is also hosting a two-hour Festive Brunch Social on Saturday and Sunday afternoons throughout December. For £40 per person, guests get a bottle of prosecco each, bottomless pizza paddles, an hour of shuffleboard, and Christmas party tunes spun by the resident DJ. Show up in your most outrageous Christmas jumper and you could even win some festive goodies. The brunch starts on 22 November and runs through the holidays.

Electric Shuffle Leeds is making sure this Christmas is full of drinks, snacks, games, and good times. Whether you’re looking for an office party, a friends’ catch-up, or just a reason to get festive, it’s shaping up to be a merry one.