How About Some "Nice" Cakes?

greatcyber · 16 Jul 2008

Since we seemed to have so much fun with the "not so nice cakes" thread, I thought some pretty ones should get a mention.

Stephen

marval · 16 Jul 2008

Good Idea Stephen.

I like this one, lots of chocolate and berries.

greatcyber · 16 Jul 2008

Of course, you know I won't stop now. From Bollywood:

methodistgirl · 16 Jul 2008

those are pretty.
judy tooley

greatcyber · 16 Jul 2008

For the more "mature" members...

marval · 16 Jul 2008

This is a nice aniversary cake.

greatcyber · 16 Jul 2008

How about some passion?

marval · 16 Jul 2008

Wow, love the colour.

Margaret

marval · 16 Jul 2008

How about this for a wonderful Russian cake.

greatcyber · 17 Jul 2008

I really love to eat fondant...

Corno Dolce · 17 Jul 2008

Krummhorn · 17 Jul 2008

These are absolutely beautiful cakes ... much to pretty to eat.
I've gained 4 pounds just ogling over these mounds of delight :grin:

Corno Dolce · 17 Jul 2008

Hi Master Krummhorn,

I hear ya! I have gained ten kilos just looking at those *cake works*.

Cheers,

CD

greatcyber · 17 Jul 2008

I agree, it would such a shame to eat those beauties. CD, the Russian cake is really quite a work of art.

Stephen

Corno Dolce · 17 Jul 2008

Hi Stephen,

I really marveled about the cake that Ms. Margaret shared. It is remniscent of the Smolny Convent in St. Petersburg designed by Bartolomeo Rastrelli:

http://bp2.blogger.com/_Aa2zn68i8U0/R7DhNy1p5lI/AAAAAAAAAOs/7ACWgVPt9ig/s1600-h/Smolny_Convent_2.jpg

Cheers,

CD

greatcyber · 17 Jul 2008

Wow, those nuns have it made living in such a beautiful place.

Of course, here's another cake.

looks like it got a henna treatment.

Stephen

greatcyber · 17 Jul 2008

Fort St. Bernard lovers:

marval · 18 Jul 2008

Hi Stephen

Some lovely cakes there.

Margaret

marval · 18 Jul 2008

Nice cake for a crossword fan.

Contratrombone64 · 18 Jul 2008

Margaret - that is a very fine cake.

this thread should have been called the "tasteless cake" thread (no pun).