Dee behind the counter at Wickedly Deevine
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James Arbuthnott
For 15 years, Wickedly Deevine staff have been dishing up homemade comfort food to the Kyabram community.
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The staff at the family-run cafe, owned by Deanne Stagg, prides themselves on on-site cooking, offering a smorgasbord of delectable dishes and treats.
“We serve cakes, pastries, coffee, we do freshly made sandwiches, rolls, focaccias,” Mrs Stagg said.
“I try to have a range of homemade jams and pickles, and we make meals.”
The cafe’s weekly menu features four main courses, including a vegetarian option and two desserts available as take-home meals.
A recent offering included roast lamb, homemade meatloaf with vegetables, tuna mornay pasta bake, baked and seasonal pumpkin, with sticky date pudding with butterscotch sauce and apple roly-poly to satisfy the sweet tooth.
People have until 3pm on Mondays to put orders in, for pick up after 3pm on Wednesdays.
Customers can peruse the menu in-store, over the blower or on the cafe's social media pages.
Dee Stagg Wickedly Deevine owner
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Shannon Colee
“I have the older style home cooked meals, with a little bit of modern flavours to spice up the variety of meals,” Mrs Stagg said.
Wickedly Deevine has partnered with three aged care providers, allowing eligible customers to use their care packages for meal purchases.
Delivery can be organised to your home, if needed, by contacting Wickedly Deevine.
The cafe is open to inquiries about registering with additional providers.
Meals are ready to pick up between 3pm and 3.30pm, which has become a ‘’social hour for customers’’, Mrs Stagg said.
Wickedly Deevine is open six days a week, serving up brekkie, lunch, coffee, and cake.
For more info or to place an order, swing by Wickedly Deevine at 226 Allen St, Kyabram or give them a call on 5853 1919.
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