Sweet Street Desserts To Introduce New Dessert Bar In Miami Beach
Pennsylvania-based dessert company Sweet Street Desserts will introduce its desserts to Miami Beach during the 2010 South Beach Wine & Food Festival, February 25-28.
Sweet Street will debut it's dessert bar at the sold out Perrier-Jouet Bubble Q on February 26, 2009. The company said that it will have a customized 'dessert mobile' around town, sharing its most recent creation, Pipeables Mousse with 11 flavored mousses including Butterscotch, Chocolate Mud Pie and Vanilla Bean.
Sandy Solmon, founder and CEO of the company, said: We are excited to be a part of such a fun event and are thrilled to be going mobile as we spread the word and taste of Sweet Street to the people of Miami. I am certain that we will help create memorable moments of sweet indulgence at some of the top events throughout the weekend.
The festival features foodies and wine connoisseurs from around the world and sample Sweet Streets' dessert line in South Florida.Sweet Street Desserts is a foodservice gourmet dessert provider, served in the restaurants and cafes worldwide.
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