Cutter & Squidge are channelling the baking skills of Mrs Patmore with their Downton Abbey Afternoon Tea at Home offers, which include scones, cakes and biscuits posted to your door.
Alternatively, lucky Londoners can pop into the bakery in Brewer Street to enjoy the experience first hand.
It all coincides with the release of the third Downton Abbey film The Grand Finale which is now available to buy or rent with Universal Pictures Home Entertainment.
You can order up your tea at home from October 13 so we chose the At Home Hamper for £29.99.
We took delivery of the beautifully wrapped orange box to discover four scones with clotted cream and a very English elderflower and gooseberry jam.
Alongside them were two delicious bite-size treacle shortbreads, mini frangipane tarts and two moist blackberry and almond loaves.
Not to mention a couple of breakfast tea bags to brew up in your best china while you pop the scones in the oven for a few minutes and settle down to watch the final Downton Abbey film.
The third and final feature film comes after six seasons of the much-loved series and is set in 1930 as Lady Mary grapples with a scandal while the rest of the family face financial troubles.
No spoilers, but all the characters have to adapt to change while some find new beginnings.
Fans of the show can also order the Luxe Hamper (£62.99) which comes with a bottle of prosecco, a box of tea, cookies, jam and a Victoria sponge. Or the Larder treat box for £21.99 which includes two dainty almond tartlets, Crawley Fudge Shortbread, Jam Conserve and shortbread bites.
Those who can make it to Soho will find a distinct upstairs downstairs vibe with the bakery’s downstairs room transformed into an evocative set inspired by the redoubtable Mrs Patmore’s kitchen.
For £40 per person they get Roast Beef & Horseradish Sandwich Round, Larder wedge with cheese, chutney & pickles and Egg & Cress Charcoal Bun. For sweet treats, there will be Leftover Drawing Room Tartlets, Blackberry & Almond Loaf accompanied by Winter Fruit and The Estate Scone served with Gooseberry & Elderflower Jam and clotted cream and slice of the day chosen from the ‘Drawing Room Trolley.
Meanwhile upstairs at the bakery – founded by sisters Annabel and Emily Lui – for £55 they can indulge in The Grantham Afternoon Tea which also includes a glass of fizz, and dainty cucumber sandwiches in grander surroundings.
The limited edition experience runs Thursday to Sunday from October 24 until December 28.
Cutter & Squidge Soho Bakery, 20 Brewer St, London. www.cutterandsquidge.com
