Pudding & Pie Limited

Teachers already have enough on their plates.

That’s why schools appreciate programmes that are easy to implement and loved by pupils.

Simple. Effective. Memorable.

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What if Mondays felt exciting again?

Building a business that creates impact can completely change how you feel about work.

Purpose and profit really can go hand in hand.
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One of the things I love most about Pudding & Pie is the sheer variety of opportunities that come our way.

This week alone, we’ve been awarded funding from Sandwell Council to deliver healthy eating workshops during the summer holidays.

At the same time, we’re preparing to start sessions within prisons, creating opportunities for inmates to spend meaningful time with their families whilst learning new skills together.

Alongside that, we’re supporting schools with healthy eating awareness days, whole-school workshops, assemblies, clubs and wellbeing initiatives.

On paper, it might look like we’re a children’s cooking business.

But it has always been so much more than food.

It’s about confidence.
It’s about connection.
It’s about life skills.
It’s about wellbeing.
It’s about creating moments that matter.

And what makes me smile most is seeing these opportunities opening up for our franchisees across the UK. Watching talented women build businesses that genuinely make a difference in their communities is something I never take for granted.

Fourteen years ago, this started as a small passion project.

Today, it’s opening doors I never could have imagined.

Feeling incredibly grateful for where we are, excited for what’s ahead, and reminded once again that Pudding & Pie has always been about so much more than teaching children to cook 💘👩‍🍳

You can love your family and still want more.

🔴 Too many women feel guilty for wanting something beyond the school run, work and life admin.

🟢 But wanting fulfilment alongside family doesn’t make you ungrateful.

It makes you ambitious.

If you’re ready to explore what that could look like, come and join me for a relaxed Cuppa & Chat.

No pressure.
No expectations.

Just possibilities.

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The best learning often looks like play.

While children are mixing and decorating, they’re also learning maths, communication and teamwork.

That’s the magic.

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When you come off a 1:1 with a franchisee and she’s talking about taking on her first team member…

And she’s not even 12 months into her business.

Proud doesn’t even begin to cover it.

Not because it’s about growth for growth’s sake.

But because I remember the conversations at the beginning.

The doubts.
The questions.
The “Will this actually work for me?”

To go from wondering whether you can fill your first session to wondering whether you need extra support because demand is growing…

That’s huge.

It’s easy to look at someone’s success and only see where they are now.

What you don’t always see are the calls made when confidence was low.
The follow-ups.
The school visits.
The early mornings.
The moments when carrying on would have been easier than pushing forward.

Watching women build businesses that genuinely fit around their lives while making a difference in their communities is a complete pinch-me moment.

And seeing them create opportunities for other women along the way?

That’s something really special.

These are the moments that remind me exactly why I do what I do. 💘👩‍🍳