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Book on making birthday party cakes?
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DonnaP
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Hi
Can anyone recommend a good cookery books on making birthday cakes for children's parties? (you know, the ones that look really fantastic).
My twin DD's are 5 in July and I want to make them something special.
I have seen a few books but only want to buy one that will last over the years. Any suggestions?
Donna
Can anyone recommend a good cookery books on making birthday cakes for children's parties? (you know, the ones that look really fantastic).
My twin DD's are 5 in July and I want to make them something special.
I have seen a few books but only want to buy one that will last over the years. Any suggestions?
Donna
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My sister and DD both have The Australian Womens Weekly Kids' Party Cakes. Both love it
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If you want te be really moneysaving try your local library of ebay you may even get a book from a fellow freecycler to borrow there's no point in buying one if you wont use it ofter or try BBC website0
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skintscotslass wrote: »My sister and DD both have The Australian Womens Weekly Kids' Party Cakes. Both love it
I too have this and was going to suggest it. It's great.............[FONT="][/FONT]0 -
skintscotslass wrote: »My sister and DD both have The Australian Womens Weekly Kids' Party Cakes. Both love it
I agree. I've got this book - I bought it in Waterstones. I think it's this one:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Birthday-Cakes-Australian-Womens-Weekly/dp/1863965513/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1211398234&sr=1-5
but I can't put my hands on it right now.
I also picked up Quick and Easy Party Cakes by Joanna Farrow & Sara Lewis:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Quick-Party-Cakes-Joanna-Farrow/dp/0600614204/ref=sr_11_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1211398337&sr=11-1
in Tesco for £4. These ones are very easy and very effective and include 'grown-up' cakes as well.some people grin and bear it, others smile and do it0 -
Homebase has some cookbooks and i saw that one was for birthday cakes x0
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crafty_swan wrote: »If you want te be really moneysaving try your local library of ebay you may even get a book from a fellow freecycler to borrow there's no point in buying one if you wont use it ofter or try BBC website
You're absolutely right! I'm such a book addict, I forget about the library, even though I'm there every couple of weeks. My library is great and they get the books in if they arent in stock (Had to wait a while for Martin's book, but I got there in the end
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I found some good books in the local library - they were FOC!Working Hard to be Debt Free - one day :A soonDFW Long Hauler 74; Mortgage overpayments MFiT-2 challenger 100Total Nov07 £36000, Sep10 £1623:o:)0
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we se an old tesco cooking for kids book very good..
just looked on ebay not there
ISBN 0 86178 307 7
printed by cathay books 1985THE SHABBY SHABBY FOUNDER0
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