Re: Ace of Cakes

Default User wrote:
Tracy wrote:


I was always under the impression that there a cakes and there are
"cakes". I think some of what they make can obviously be eaten but
other not. I mean some of the stuff they make doesn't even have cake
in it!

Very occasionally, they make a "show cake". Those are not designed for
eating at all, being made of styrofoam or the like. Most of the time,
it's just a cake. Whether it's very tasty or not is another question.
Fondant in general isn't good.

Yeah, I agree about the fondant. But I also never see them do any actual cake baking there. Do they outsource that too (as well as the fondant it seems)??
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