The handle was a little wonky and I only noticed that I'd put the spout on upside down when my dad pointed it out, Ella loved it though, was seriously impressed and I was seriously chuffed.
Monday, October 13, 2008
I'm not a big cake eater
but I do love making them, most particularly birthday cakes for the girls. In previous years for Ella we've had 1st Sunflower; 2nd Monkey; 3rd Princess Castle; 4th Clown and then this year, something altogether different again.
The handle was a little wonky and I only noticed that I'd put the spout on upside down when my dad pointed it out, Ella loved it though, was seriously impressed and I was seriously chuffed.
The handle was a little wonky and I only noticed that I'd put the spout on upside down when my dad pointed it out, Ella loved it though, was seriously impressed and I was seriously chuffed.
That is one of the most beautiful cakes I have ever seen!Did you make up the design/recipe yourself?
ReplyDeletewow, that is impressive!
ReplyDeletewe out-source cake making, no-one in my house can make cakes like that!
It looks great! I made only one cake in my life and the sponge was as hard as a rock. That's why I still prefer baking cookies. :)
ReplyDeleteThat cake is AWSOME! Well done - oh and the pancake breakfast looks absolutly delicious.
ReplyDeleteI could not respond t your post on my blog - it was a coffee and almond cake (not a coffee drinker) but I like coffee cake!
Wow, what a fantastic girly birthday cake! I'm impressed. The party looked lovely too.
ReplyDeleteTrust a man to notice a small detail, such as the spout. I bet he doesn't notice when he's left his socks on the floor however!LOL. Absolutely gorgeous cake BTW!
ReplyDeleteThis is the best cake ever!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's an amazing-looking cake!
ReplyDeletewhat an amazing cake!
ReplyDeleteNice cake! Would you believe I actually had to look up the word "chuffed"?
ReplyDeleteMy kids just looked at this picture and said, longingly, in unison "ohhhhhhhhh....I want that cake...."
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