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Because your wedding is such a significant event, you're going to want every element element and you're going to want a beautifully crafted and exquisite cake for your wedding in Lorain. Or, perhaps you're not planning a wedding and you don't need a wedding cake. Maybe you're holding a corporate event or party in Lorain, OH and you need to find a Lorainbakery to provide you with pastries, doughnuts, cake and other baked goods. We can help you find delectabledelicaciesfor the guests at your Lorain party or event.
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Bakery / Cakes News and Information
  • Southern Living Old Fashioned Butter Cake
    • Makes one great wedding cake or if cut into a third makes 18 fabulous cupcakes baked for 20 minutes @ same temperture. Frost with favorite frosting. -- posted by Shabby Sign Shoppe
  • Jun 27, Disney Princesses Castle Cake 166
    • For my daughter's 4th birthday, she wanted a princess cake. I decided to attempt a castle for the princesses. Before making it, I did a google image
  • Roasted Orange Cakes
    • This is a recipe by Mary Sue Milliken which appeared in Gourmet magazine some years ago. What could be more fun that little raisin studded cakes baked inside hollowed out oranges. -- posted by Chef Regina V. Smith