Are you a fan of cake baking and decorating? If so, make sure you visit the brand new Cake International - The Cake Decorating & Baking Show at ExCel, London from the 27-29 April and spend three days in cake heaven exploring the latest ideas, supplies, competitions, demonstrations and workshops from the industry’s experts.
Chocoholics will rejoice in the FREE Chocolate Workshops on offer at the show! Pick up top tips, creative ideas and supplies, plus learn the art of chocolate tempering. What's more, Tracey Mann will be showcasing her giant Chocolate Wedding Cake centrepiece to inspire all chocolate lovers prior to the wedding season.
If you are a novice to the world of baking then head to the Bakery Theatre where guest chef Paul Da Costa Greaves will be inspiring visitors and demonstrating a range of quick and easy baking recipes. With newly acquired bakery skills, you can then visit the Taste of Sugar Workshops which are specially designed to help sugarcrafting newcomers and juniors learn cake crafting techniques and enjoy a unique hands on experience.
Make a date in your diary to visit Cake International - The Cake Decorating & Baking Show, coming to ExCeL London for the first time - you won't be disappointed!
Cake International - Cake Decorating & Baking Show
ExCeL London, One Western Gateway, Royal Victoria Dock, London
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This event ended on Sunday 29th of April 2012
This event ended on Sunday 29th of April 2012
Admission
On the Door: Adult £12 Senior £11. In advance: Adult £10 Senior £9, Group bookings: Buy 10 tickets get one ticket FREE
2 Day Ticket (Advance only) Adult £16 Senior £14
On the Door: Adult £12 Senior £11. In advance: Adult £10 Senior £9, Group bookings: Buy 10 tickets get one ticket FREE
2 Day Ticket (Advance only) Adult £16 Senior £14
Location
ExCeL London, One Western Gateway, Royal Victoria Dock, London
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User Reviews
Barbara
from Reading
from Reading
Apr 14, 2013
My first hand experience of the fair was that it was a waste of money. You pay for the privilege of being sold expensive cake equipment that you can buy anywhere. It's full and bustling with aggressive women pushing to get to the front. Not very much cake there - a small exhibition of really fussy cakes that have been in a competition but they soon get boring after the 50th person has elbowed you or pushed in front an then walked backwards at you to take a good photo. There are also authors here but i hadn't heard of any.I didn't enjoy it, left promptly and wouldn't go back.