JFDF Fleurs et Fête Brunch: A Culinary Trumph
Coconut alfajores with dulce de leche (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Food, Lifestyle
March 19, 2026

JFDF Fleurs et Fête Brunch: A Culinary Trumph

Reice’s Confectionery — Shayna Hibbert

Rounding off the afternoon with a flourish, Hibbert catered to every indulgence with a selection of sweet treats. The spread featured beloved favourites such as lemon meringue pie shooters, challah rum and raisin bread pudding drizzled in butter rum sauce, and assorted cake jars — the perfect finale for guests after a fulfilling afternoon of gourmet fare and easy vibe.

Shayna Hibbert offered challah rum and raisin bread pudding to Supreme Ventures Gaming CEO Stefan Miller.Garfield Robinson

Shayna Hibbert offered challah rum and raisin bread pudding to Supreme Ventures Gaming CEO Stefan Miller. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

Shayna Hibbert’s dessert spread, which included (from back row to front) lemon meringue pie shooters, challah rum and raisin bread pudding, salted caramel millionaire shortbread and mini pecan pie bars. Garfield Robinson

Shayna Hibbert’s dessert spread, which included (from back row to front) lemon meringue pie shooters, challah rum and raisin bread pudding, salted caramel millionaire shortbread and mini pecan pie bars. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

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