Popular Cheshire cheesecake shop set to open in Crewe this month

By Ryan Parker 6th Nov 2022

Rainbow Cheesecakes & Sweet Treats will be opening on Bramhall Road this November (Crewe Nub News).
Rainbow Cheesecakes & Sweet Treats will be opening on Bramhall Road this November (Crewe Nub News).

A popular Cheshire cheesecake shop is set to open in Crewe this month - on the same street its business owner lived on for six years.

Rainbow Cheesecakes & Sweet Treats will be opening on Bramhall Road this November - with a target opening date of Saturday (November 12).

Currently operating at Sandbach Market Hall, the dessert shop sells cheesecakes, blondies, brownies, millionaires shortbread, old-school sponge, pick and mix and fudge.

Rainbow Cheesecakes is owned and managed by Jenni Grist from Crewe (Jenni Grist).

"I've lived in Crewe forever and previously on Bramhall Road for six years. This premises was advertised and I thought wouldn't it would be funny to work on the same street," says business owner Jenni Grist.

Miss Grist started her dessert business in lockdown and baked cheesecakes - first giving them to neighbours.

The cheesecakes quickly became popular among Miss Grist's family and friends - all encouraging her to turn it into a business.

Miss Grist told Nub News: "I had a second child on the way and didn't really have the time or the money but I carried on regardless.

The dessert shop sells cheesecakes, blondies, brownies, millionaires shortbread, old-school sponge, pick and mix and fudge (Crewe Nub News).

"My partner bought a business unit and there was spare room. I said we could make this into a kitchen and we got it all set up in lockdown.

"I got my Facebook page built and started a delivery service in April 2021."

Two months later, the Crewe mum-of-two got a display fridge and starting taking her cheesecakes to local craft fairs.

They were a massive hit - sometimes selling out before the stall was even fully set-up.

Jenni Grist (centre) with staff at the Rainbow Cheesecakes shop in Sandbach (Jenni Grist).

Miss Grist said: "Every weekend we went to different places such as Haslington and Alsager. We often sold out in 20 minutes.

"We did the fairs for a few months then in September a friend got me a stall at Sandbach Market Hall.

"After being so popular, I got asked to do two days a week - which quickly went to a full Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

This March, Miss Grist applied for a permanent unit at Sandbach Market Hall and a new shop in Crewe.

Rainbow Cheesecakes will be open in Crewe from 8:30am to 5:30pm - Wednesday to Saturday (Crewe Nub News).

The 29-year-old finally received the keys from Guinness Properties for the Bramhall Road unit in October.

Miss Grist added: "A lot of my friends are from Crewe. As time has gone on I have got more and more excited about opening here.

"The cheesecake shop will be a takeout service - but will have a table and chairs inside for those wanting a chat.

"We are also looking to get a Tango Ice Blast machine inside the shop."

Jenni Grist finally received the keys from Guinness Properties for the Bramhall Road unit in October (Crewe Nub News).

Mrs Grist is now fully focusing on her new Crewe shop and Sandbach Market Hall stall.

The Crewe mum added: " I am now focusing on shops in Crewe and Sandbach.

"My kids are only young and I will see where the business goes from here."

Rainbow Cheesecakes has a target opening date of Saturday - November 12 (Crewe Nub News).

Rainbow Cheesecakes will be open in Crewe from 8:30am to 5:30pm (Wednesday to Saturday).

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