Choosing Frozen Vareniki and Crepes by Filling

Two green folded crepes on a bamboo board.

Home Cafe's frozen range has two formats: filled dumplings called vareniki, sold in 0.5 kg packs, and filled crepes, sold per piece. Start with the filling you would like, then choose the quantity.

Savoury and sweet vareniki

Frozen vareniki have four fillings. Potato is the simplest savoury choice on the list. Spinach, salted cheese and sun-dried tomatoes combine vegetables with cheese. Sweet cheese and cherry are the two sweet options.

The filling also affects the price, shown on the product page. If you are ordering more than one kind, name each filling and the number of packs separately.

Pork and chicken crepes

Frozen pork crepes have a pork mince and onion filling. The chicken crepes include chicken mince, onion and spinach. Both list milk, egg, flour and olive oil among the crepe ingredients.

Crepes are priced per piece, so you can write the number you want directly. For vareniki, use the number of 0.5 kg packs. This keeps the quantities clear when you combine the two products in an order.

Make sure the product fits your kitchen

Before buying, get the preparation and storage instructions for the products you have chosen. Check that your kitchen has the required equipment and that there is room in the freezer. Keep the instructions with the food so they are there when you need them.

If you have an allergy or another ingredient requirement, discuss the filling with staff before ordering. Once you have chosen, the ordering guide gives you a short list to use when you call.

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