fishbiscuits Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Azalea Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > If by large cake you mean a wedding cake with > > tiers, then yes. But their regular layer cakes > in > > different flavours are less than fifty pounds. > > Looking at their "curly whirly cake", with no > personalisation. > 5" - ?17 > 7" - ?38 > 10" - ?63 > 13" - ?100 > > I accept that 13" is really rather large, but it > is still just a basic single tier cake with simple > decoration. The sub-?50 option, the 7", would > really be too small for most kids parties I think. Obviously depends on how many people are invited. But there?s usually a lot of other food available that they fill up on first. I think a sheet cake works well for parties, only one part to frost, more space to put decoration. You don?t have to remove the cake from the tin. Pieces can be cut large or small and eaten with the hands.