I have been inspected by the council and received my 5-star Food Hygiene rating. This means that I have appropriate procedures in place to prevent cross-contamination, as well as prepare and store food safely.
Unless requested otherwise, nearly all of my sponges contain dairy (all except for carrot cake use BUTTER and / or MILK), EGGS and GLUTEN. Colourings can cause hyperactivity in children.
My dairy-free buttercream uses Flora Plant Butter, the ingredients of which vary over time, but currently include COCONUT oil, so all of my bakes have a risk of contamination from this.
I put WALNUTS in my carrot cake and also - obviously - in coffee & walnut.
The sprinkles and fondant (where applicable) state that they MAY CONTAIN TRACES OF NUTS, and chocolate balls contain MILK and SOYA. Many sprinkle mixes also contain gelatine (FISH and / or bovine).
Oreos (used in my Oreo buttercream) contain SOYA.
Macarons (purchased as add-ons) contain ALMONDS and EGG.
I use oat milk in my vegan cakes. My vegan chocolate cake is made with coconut oil. All my vegan cakes contain GLUTEN.
I do not make mini cupcakes in gluten-free or vegan options because I cannot guarantee they are free from contamination due to the tins I use.
I only use the best quality ingredients: organic and fair trade cocoa, chocolate extract and vanilla extract (NEVER essences), organic flour, fair trade sugar and real butter.
I take all possible steps to minimise my plastic waste - even when this is more time consuming - and pay extra for compostable piping bags.
I accept fewer orders than some other bakers because I am a perfectionist: I can't rush what I do. Even my smallest cakes take a hours of hands-on time, starting from the order process: I assume you wouldn't want it any other way?
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