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Gluten free birthday cake bakery suggestions?

hmt1979

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hmt1979

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hi there, I have a few (newly diagnosed) coeliac family members who will be coming to my daughters birthday party next month and would like to get a gluten free birthday cake from a bakery if possible. Does anyone know anywehere that does gluten free celebration cakes? Thanks!
vch

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I'm not sure if they do custom cakes, but I know you can definitely get individual cakes from WAGfree in Brixton for the guests who can't have gluten. As a gluten-free baker myself, I find their Victoria sponge amazing, as you wouldn't even know it was gluten-free!
kamath

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I am a coeliac and recently tried some yummy cakes at greenwich market. I got the ladies card as they were so delicious. Ruby Tuesdays or London - www.RUBYTUESDAYSOFLONDON.COM.


I know you can order a range of cakes etc and the doughnut are amazing

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