Early January Cakes

It has been very busy these last few weeks with cakes! Here are two from the past weekend.

This is the Andy's bed from Toy Story. All of the characters are store bought.

This is a chocolate Turtles cake. It is filled with chocolate icing and caramel and then topped with caramel.

Reviews

Have you ever wondered if a really cool looking cake actually tastes good? Here are a couple of reviews I have received lately to help answer that question!

"The cake was AWESOME! everyone loved it and thought it was very tasty! meryn had a GREAT time playing in the smash cake and was actually very dainty eating it! she hardly made a mess ;) THANKS again for the beautiful cake. i also used it as a centrepiece on our dining room table where we put out the munchies. i will recommend you to everyone and look forward to doing more business with you in the future."


"The cake was nothing less than AMAZING!!!! Everyone was raving that it was the best chocolate cake they had ever had! Thanks again! It was delicious and beautiful!"

December

Wow, I can't believe I haven't posted since August! Time sure flies when you're busy being a mom, a wife, working full time and having a cake business!
After a busy summer with cakes, things died down for a few months and then December came, and I was VERY busy. I had cake orders every weekend.  Here are some of the cakes I did from August-December

This is a good old fashioned chocolate cake with buttercream icing and fondant accents

For the hunter in the family! This is also a chocolate cake with buttercream icing and fondant accents

This is a half chocolate/half white cake, with complimentary "smash" cake for baby!

Chocolate cake with chocolate filling and fondant overlay. This one is meant to look like a dog bowl filled with smarties.

I now offer Two bite cakes @ $10 for 2 doz. Most popular are the carrot cakes with cream cheese icing and the brownies with fudge topping

This is a chocolate cake with chocolate filling and fondant overlay. The character is Upsy Daisy from the children's program "In the night garden" This is the first cake I have done where something was not edible. I had to use straws in the hair to keep them in place properly.