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Originally published on Wednesday, 02 April 2008

UJ’s Choice Crumbs

 

Candy Cakes

For cupcakes that look like they’re on steroids, head to this little café off The Seven Dials and indulge in a wild variety of flavours topped with rainbow icing and a piece of novelty candy.
 
Candy Cakes,
36 Monmouth Street,
Covent Garden,
WC2H 9HB
0207 497 8979 

 

Bea’s of Bloomsbury

The majority of cakes in this boutique bakery are layered, and served American style (massive). Try the German chocolate cake - a layered chocolate cake with chocolate ganache and dulce de leche, or the piled up strawberry cupcake.

Bea's of Bloomsbury,
44 Theobald's Road,
WC1X 8NW
0207 242 8330

 

Cake Boy

If this started as a childhood taunt for master patissier Eric Lanlard, it’s become more of a calling card, with cake-maker at Madge & Guy’s wedding on his resume. Cake boy’s ‘cake lounge’ is great if you want a piece of the action.

Cake Boy ,
Unit 2 Kingfisher House, Battersea Reach,
Juniper Drive, SW18 1TX
020 7978 5555

 

Cakes Pick

 

 

by MaM 

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