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Check Out At The Imperial – Specifics For This Game As a start to the evening a quick ‘Icebreaker Game’ always goes down well. Here is one you can try. Guess Who Stayed In This Ho • Each takes a ‘post it note’ and without anyone else seeing write the name of a famous on it. ce this on the forehead of the sitting on your left. • The yers then need to ask other yers questions to try to find out who they are – but questions can only be answered Yes or No. • There is a limit of 20 questions to get the answer. Examples that could be used – there are many others. • Am I male? • Am I a sports ality? Ideas As the game is set in a ‘Morning Meeting’ for a ho it seems appropriate that the should reflect the time of day. How about a ‘Breakfast Buffet’ Starter - Sliced cold meat and cheese, fruit (sliced melon and pineapple, strawberries) and warm rolls Main - A full English buffet of sausages, bacon, fried potatoes or hash browns, mushrooms, scrambled egg, beans or anything else you would lude in a breakfast Dessert - A selection of Muffins, Chocolate Croissant, or Danish Pastries (recipes attached) Drinks - If you want cohol event, plenty of fruit juices, or mugs of tea and coffee go well Danish Pastries Ingredients 250g strong white flour, plu tra for dusting 250g in flour 7g sachet fast-action yeast 50g golden caster sugar 150ml whole or semi-skimmed milk 1 large egg, beaten plu tra beaten egg to glaze 250g pack lightly salted butter, not fridge cold but not soft, cut into 8 even slices For the pecan pinwheels (makes 18) 85g pecans, plus a few extra, chopped 50g light muscovado sugar, plu tra for sprinkling 1 tb