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I got a cake from the cake store and didn't like it, it was ?60 for a victorian sponge cake and chocolate icing and was bland but maybe that is just us.

However I will recommend Ceri cake, we ordered a chocolate and mint cake from her, plus a carousel cake and both were utterly divine. Ceri is doing my son's first birthday cake and his baptism cake also.

Plus she is local, got to support the local businesses!

Selena (Loopymum) has advertised her business on this forum before. I've never used her, but communicated with her about some cupcakes for my son's first birthday and found her very accomodating. The pictures she posted on her thread are georgeous.

-A


http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?9,456653,456863#msg-456863

Thanks for the mention Amanda ! And for all those looking for a special cake for their next celebration I am happy to send

images / prices for consideration.


Just send me your email address. I have years of baking and crafting experience as my username suggests I am mum to three adorable children so I have spent many a year hand making dinky little party bags with personalised tags and I have started

to market these alongside the cakes / cookies.


I also have a fantastic variety of vintage and modern retro cake stands available to hire to give your edible creations that extra wow factor.


Bye for now.


Xx

Hi! Thanks to those who recommended me! My name is Jennifer and I am Bespoke Cakes London. Please check out my website as I do a wide variety of cakes that are all personalised to specifications at very reasonable prices! While not pictured I also do tiered cakes!


Thanks!


www.bespokecakeslondon.com

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