Birthday Cake

Did another Kitty cake for cousin-in-law's sweet little gal birthday and they celebrated in the zoo. Its so unique, I believe its the dream of every kids to have their birthday in the zoo together with all the animals. Lovely.

3D Chocolate Cake



Kitty cookies (Shortbread) to go with the Kitty cake.....a perfect match.

Mini Dessert Table

Set up a mini dessert table for a ROM early this year. On the list are a range of chocolates and truffles, cookies decorated with icing sugar, cheesecakes, brownies, opera cake and chocolate cake in bite sizes. Also did some food tags to make the dessert table looks complete.

And you would have notice that the photos in this post are very nicely taken. Thanks to third-bro-in-law and cousin-in-law. You can view the works of cousin-in-law at www.2lives1path.com.

Here it comes again....chu...chu.....

Did another "The Train"....this time it definitely looks much better.

Double Layer Kitty Chocolate Cake

A double layer Kitty chocolate cake to cater for a bigger party. Added more decorations at the side of the cake to make it more colourful and attractive.

Top View

Side View

Close up view on the side deco


Owner of our first double layer chocolate cake making a birthday wish

Truffles in a bottle

Did this little gifts for colleagues. 6 pcs of truffles in a nice little bottle bought from ikea.

Cakes for a company function

7 variety of cakes for a company function...



1. Cheesy Jello



2. Opera Cake


3. Double Choc Brownie



4. Chocolate Rum Indulgence


5. Simply Chocolate


6. Fruit cake

7. Cheesecake

Opera Cake

Opera cake.....almond sponge cake, other wise called Joconde, soak with coffee syrup with a dash of cognac (optional) added. In between the sponge cake is a layer of coffee creme and ganache and finally top off with our irresistably rich chocolate glaze.

Opera Cake


Opera cake in bite size

Gingerbread Man

Seeing this you will realise how backdated this post is. Gingerbread Man biscuit for 2009 Christmas. Ho Ho Ho....happy super belated christmas.......

"1 yr old" Chocolate Cake

It has been a long time since I last update here. Apologies. And to compensate, stay tune for the coming of many more updates.

And to start the ball rolling, here is a real nice and sweet "1 yr old" cake for a real sweet, and adorable little gal. The customer had wanted to get a small "1 yr old" cake that suits her small family party, but when she tried to order from shops outside, she realised it generally came in abt 2kg size, so she came to us for a customized smaller size cake with the "1" on the cake.

"1 yr old" Cake


Close up view of the ladybird


Closed up view of the humming beez.......


In the box ready for delivery

Doraemon.....

Did a small Doraemon chocolate cake for a family member, who loves Doraemon so much that when asked if he is going to have an "ang moh" name for his newborn boy, he answered that if he should decide to have one, it will be "Doraemon".....haha.... Phew, luckily he decided not to have it.




Singing the birthday song with a symbolic candle pluck onto the nose of Doraemon.

There goes Doraemon, with the Doraemon lover cutting his beloved into half...heehee...time to savour Doraemon.

Kitty on 9" Chocolate Cake and Kitty Shortbread

Here is another "Kitty" Chocolate cake. Its a Kitty on a 9" cake with some space for wordings (as compared to the previous Kitty on a 7" cake).




Just bought a Kitty cookie mould, so did some Kitty cookies (Shortbread) too.

Here's a showing of the Kitty cookies before and after colour sugar coating is added.

Chocolate Cake for Mum

Birthday cake for mummy. This time, we used a biscuit as the face instead of the whole cake itself. No doubt the biscuit may get soft, but it does help to add some colour to an otherwise plain cake. Similar yet different to the other mummy cake outside. Just another attempt of ours. Cheers.

Here comes "The Train"...(P/S: Sorry, this is not up for order)

"Chu chuuuuu"......here comes the train......"Chu Chuuuuu". Another attempts of ours and we call it "The Train"....The amount of work involved is really huge and tedious. For this first try, though the outcome is not perfect, we would still like to give ourself a pat on the shoulder and say "Well Done".

It is very amazing how observant kids can be. They look at the cake and cry out with joy, telling their mama excitedly "Mum, its XXXXXX the train cake...." and naviely, they continue to ask, "Mum, why XXXXXX has a different expression?". Haha, I really admire their ability to see the difference when we adults may just feels, "don't they all look the same"....heehee.

Anyway, with all these said, we are sorry to say that this cake is not up for order. As the time and the work involved is too great.