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FIRST-CLASS TRAVELLERS ON TRANSPENNINE ROUTE TO ENJOY NEW MENU

TransPennine Express First-Class customers can now tuck into a tasty new menu while travelling between the North West of England and Scotland.

The new catering service, called West Coast Kitchen, serves up tasty dishes and snacks from across the train operator’s network on services between Liverpool / Manchester, Lancashire, Cumbria and Scotland.

TPE has worked alongside Rail Gourmet UK, to develop the menu and has recruited and trained 30 extra staff to be part of the new culinary experience.

The new menu is included in TPE’s ticket price for First-Class customers, while Standard-Class customers buy drinks and snacks from the Express Café menu onboard.

From a Scottish Highland breakfast feast, which includes Lorne sausage and The Farmer’s Son black pudding, to jerk chicken, basmati rice with mango salsa and pea, mint, and asparagus risotto – there is something for everyone to enjoy on-board.

And for those still hungry, sausage and vegan sausage rolls baked by Pie Demand in Carlisle are just some of the lighter options available.

Alcoholic drinks will be on offer 11am after including Leeds-based Northern Monk’s Faith Hazy Pale Ale, a selection of delicious wines, as well as tasty tipples from Edinburgh Gin.

Soft drinks include traditional Scottish IrnBru, as well as Farrer’s tea and coffee from the Lake District.

A delicious full roast is also available on Sundays, complete with pork stuffing, mashed potatoes, carrots, green beans and gravy.

Two menus will swap every week, meaning regular commuters will be able to enjoy a variety of food.

Kathryn O’Brien, Customer Experience & Transformation Director at TransPennine Express, said: “We are really excited to bring this new menu to our customers.”

The train operator has now doubled its hosts onboard its West Coast Anglo-Scot services, meaning there is one host dedicated to the First-Class carriage and another to Standard Class.

For more information and to see the new menu visit: www.tpexpress.co.uk/travelling-with-us/onboard-facilities/food-and-drink

From a Scottish Highland breakfast feast, which includes Lorne sausage and The Farmer’s Son black pudding, to jerk chicken, basmati rice with mango salsa and pea, mint, and asparagus risotto –there is something for everyone to enjoy on-board.

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