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Pssst . . . England, we’ve got two American classics – hapa stylee.

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Peanut butter cookie. Oatmeal raisin cookie. Ever had one outside of the US? We haven’t seen any in the UK! Which is why little hapas is bringing these American classics to Sussex. One, because we miss them. Two, because we know you’re going to love them!

Speaking of two . . . we couldn’t just offer you one cookie. We had to make a treat worthy of the British sweet tooth. So we developed a rich, creamy vanilla-pod-white-chocolate-butter-cream filling – then sandwiched it with TWO of our chewy, crunchy hapalicious cookies. If you’re too full from your monster korrito, put a cookie sandwich in your bag for later! They’re sealed for freshness.

pbcookiesPeanut Butter
Cookie Sandwich:
Two chewy American-style peanut butter cookies with our rich, creamy vanilla-pod-white-chocolate-butter-cream and peanut butter filling. We realise most Brits may not be too familiar with the American tradition of mixing peanut butter with something sweet, but you have to trust us. We haven’t met anyone yet who hasn’t gone gaga over this!

oatmealraisinOatmeal Raisin
(& Apple)
Cookie Sandwich:
Nestled between two oatmeal raisin (& apple) cookies lies our thick rich, creamy vanilla-pod-white-chocolate-butter-cream filling . . . with just a hint of cinnamon and nutmeg. This compliments our own blend of freshly ground pumpkin-spice mix within the cookies. If you can get that far without devouring it, run home, put the kettle on and get cosy while you eat this. You’ll probably need a nap. This is comfort food at its finest.

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happycustomersIt was a cold, crisp, sunny Saturday afternoon on the corner of Lingfield & Dormans Park Road, right in front of MacPhersons Glass . . . folks were busy walking into town, queuing up at A S Fry and shopping at objets d’art . . . while little hapas heated the griddle up and made piping hot pizzadillas, crispy grilled-cheese crumpets and monster korritos! We had a great opening and want to thank everyone who stopped by, sampled our hapacorn & hapasauce, chatted while we cooked your food and showed interest by taking our menus.

We’ll be back this Saturday (15 December, 11am-2pm), so don’t eat that cold sandwich before you head out for shopping in East Grinstead! You’ll need sustenance to battle the cold and throngs of Holiday shoppers.  little hapas cooks up good, hot, healthy, delicious fusion food that will give you strength, stamina and, if you have our korrito . . . superhuman-kimchee-power!! We’re pretty sure you can’t get that anywhere this side of London. And as far as the korrito goes, you can’t get that ANYWHERE else. That’s our own creation.  You really have to try one.

little hapas famous "korrito" (Korean burrito). Korean refried beans, our special blend of rice and barley, aged British cheddar, a blend of Italian cheeses, wazelnuts, sempkin flower seeds, avocado, hapasauce, cowgrrl dressing and pi-Korea de gallo (a fresh tomato salsa with onions, pepper, coriander, garlic & little hapas kimchee); rolled, grilled and ready to devour!

little hapas famous “korrito” (Korean burrito). Korean refried beans, our special blend of rice and barley, aged British cheddar, a blend of Italian cheeses, wazelnuts, sempkin flower seeds, avocado, hapasauce, cowgrrl dressing and pi-Korea de gallo (a fresh tomato salsa with onions, pepper, coriander, garlic & little hapas kimchee); rolled, grilled and ready to devour!

As the new year approaches, we’re gearing up for weekday lunches and Friday evening before-or-after-pub grub 😉 Follow us on twitter and check back here often to find out where and when! Also, if you have an idea where you might like to see us roll up, send us a message. We’re always open to suggestions!

We’ll leave you with this dessert suggestion: PEANUT BUTTER COOKIE SANDWICH. Just read the description, m’koy!?

Two chewy American-style peanut butter cookies with our rich, creamy vanilla-pod-white-chocolate-butter-cream and peanut butter filling. We know most Brits may not be too familiar with the American tradition of mixing peanut butter with something sweet, but you have to trust us. We haven’t met a Brit yet who hasn’t gone gaga over this!