The Cake and Bake Show Competition!
CALLING ALL BAKERS:
TELL YOUR BEST ‘CHILDREN’S STORIES’
IN CAKE!
With four shows in four new
venues, the Cake and Bake Show, in
association with NEFF, is bigger
than ever this year, and includes a
BAKING COMPETITION on the
theme of ‘Children’s Stories’
taking place at each of the venues:
Harrogate, London, Manchester
and Edinburgh.
The Cake and Bake Show is calling on all cake makers to create a fabulous cake that is an interpretation
of a children’s story. Each cake creation can be inspired from any children’s story or film, (there’s
lots of inspiration in the cinemas this summer with new releases Minion, Peter Pan and Jurassic
Park); or it can be a combination of your favourite characters or stories from over the years!
Entries are invited in these categories:
- Professional: Someone who has been professionally trained or runs a cake business.
- Semi-Professional : Someone who makes cakes on a semi-professional basis e.g for friends or family
- Amateur: Must not have been employed or engaged in any way with a bakery or cupcake business e.g for home bakers and those looking to develop their baking hobby.
- Junior (3) – There are three categories within this group for young bakers of these ages: Under 6, 7-12 and 13-18.
There will be Celebrity Judges presiding over the competitions at each venue, including: Master
Patissier Eric Lanlard, TV chef Rosemary Shrager and Great British Bake Off champion, John Whaite.
There are no height restrictions on the cakes.
Awards will be given for display and taste, or display
only.
Cakes may be covered in any suitable edible material and sugar sprays may include wires,
tape, ribbon and stamen.
Entry is simple: ideas and a sketch or photograph should be uploaded to
the Cake and Bake Show
website www.thecakeandbakeshow.co.uk
The deadlines for this are as follows:
LONDON, Excel Centre: 2-4 OCTOBER
Calling All London Bakers!
Online entry submissions deadline is 18th August.
Shortlisted entries will
be announced on 1st September.
Good luck!
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