Look what's been keeping me out of mischief!
We have a 3rd birthday here pretty soon and a little girl who loves tea
parties, so a teapot birthday cake seemed like a great idea!
If I'm honest, I fear that it may look better than it tastes as for some reason I opted to make a victoria sponge instead of my standard chocolate cake or yoghurt cake.
I amazed myself by not curdling the mixtures at all, but I'm not sure how well the cake stood up to the fact that I had to open the oven door a few times to check the cooking time (this was unknown due to the fact that I baked the cakes in a pyrex bowl and then stacked them on top of each other)
If I'm honest, I fear that it may look better than it tastes as for some reason I opted to make a victoria sponge instead of my standard chocolate cake or yoghurt cake.
Lets hope Rascal likes it, that's the most important thing isn't it!
EDITED TO ADD: If you are curious how I made this, you can find a rough guide here
EDITED TO ADD: If you are curious how I made this, you can find a rough guide here
beautiful - my four year old just asked 'is that really a cake?'
ReplyDeleteRascal will LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteWell done you! That looks awesome, I'm sure the look on her face when she sees this will be priceless :)
ReplyDeleteSo special! Don't worry, if it has lovely sweet icing all over it, it will be a hit with little peeps.
ReplyDeleteIt looks great. I'm sure she'll love it!
ReplyDeletegorgeous !! !! !! really really lovely !!
ReplyDeleteawesome cake, well done
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea! I love the thought of having tea parties in a year or so :) Great work with the cake - I thought it was a real one for a moment! Have fun with the party :)
ReplyDeleteWell done!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cake!
ReplyDeleteRascal will love it!
Well done. Looks amazing!! x
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful cake! My little girl turns 4 next month, I may have to copy your teapot (hope you won't mind) as she loves tea parties too :)
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