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mistybeatle
February 26th, 2005, 19:13
if there is a website for any of the bakeries at disney that does cakes?
I need an amazing 1st b-day cake for my nephew. My sister (does anyone want to trade?) wants to make sure the cake is fabulous enough before we get there so that we can make alternate plans if we need to. She always goes nuts over the kids' birthdays but she's really going overboard this time. I think it's because he's the last one and all (although that's what she said about the 1st two.:rotfl: )

thanks
Tinker
February 26th, 2005, 19:59
mistybeatle~ I'm not sure about a website . I do know from what other members have posted that Publix does beautifu; cakes . It's a grocery store right within the vicinity of Disney and I did read that you were driving . Congratulations, BTW, on finally getting your trip put together . That is Great ! Also, the Grand Floridian does cakes .
Tinker
February 26th, 2005, 20:18
http://publix.com/
scroll down , you will see a section called decorated cakes , I hope this works and helps :D
TimonAndPumba
February 26th, 2005, 21:34
Take a look at this thread http://www.wdisneyw.com/forums/showthread.php?t=34134&highlight=cake+grand+floridian for more on the Grand Floridian cake... I hear that this was $25? I'm sure someone will be here to confirm or correct me :D

I looks delicious though doesn't it?

:ears:
candyman
February 26th, 2005, 22:46
if there is a website for any of the bakeries at disney that does cakes?
I need an amazing 1st b-day cake for my nephew. My sister (does anyone want to trade?) wants to make sure the cake is fabulous enough before we get there so that we can make alternate plans if we need to. She always goes nuts over the kids' birthdays but she's really going overboard this time. I think it's because he's the last one and all (although that's what she said about the 1st two.:rotfl: )

thanks


check out this one i bought for mandy while we were there in november this one was from goodings at the cross roads
they have so many really good ones
please note the happy birthday thing at the front is a free button from epcot

steve
The Blue Fairy
February 27th, 2005, 00:39
Omg that cake looks fabulous! Too good to eat :lol:
candyman
February 27th, 2005, 00:53
tell you it tasted just as good as it looked
steve
twink
February 27th, 2005, 10:04
The is a bakery on the boardwalk dont know if they do birthday cakes but there carrot cake is to die for.
mistybeatle
February 27th, 2005, 18:31
you guys are awesome!! that cake is perfect. Where did you say it was from? Is that outside of disney?
candyman
February 27th, 2005, 19:04
you guys are awesome!! that cake is perfect. Where did you say it was from? Is that outside of disney?


pm sent
steve
BigThunder
March 1st, 2005, 16:19
Ok, next trip I am going to Goodings for a cake. That is beautiful! And the motorcycle theme would flip my Triumph riding husband out! He'd love it too. I would have thought since they have there own florist that delivers to the room that they might have their own bakery too for special needs that might do room delivery. Guess not.
mistybeatle
March 2nd, 2005, 16:29
I know, i showed that cake to my crazy motorcycle loving dad and that's the cake he wants to get levi. Had to remind him it's not his birthday!
BigThunder
March 7th, 2005, 03:59
I was just at Wal-mart doing a little grocery shopping & they had the same motorcycle cake there!! I couldn't believe it. It was a big sheet cake for $15.88. Now I'm kind of bummed......
OKWTink
March 7th, 2005, 04:32
Goodings is going to be exhorbitant in price compared to Publix.

Publix cakes are absolutely beautiful and you have nearly unlimited selection of what you want. They taste super too, and I'm not even much of a cake eater.

The cost is very reasonable.

The Mickey head cake at the Boardwalk is $25. It's small and single layer. It is quite cute, but you'll get much more cake for your money (and again, just as nice taste, if not better) from Publix.

Walmart does cakes too, but they are half as nice tasting as Publix.
BigThunder
March 8th, 2005, 02:26
If I were to do a cake during a trip I would want it to be something special, not something you can walk into walmart in Barboursville, WV & find. That's why I was a little bummed when I saw the same cake pictured in this thread there. I wouldn't want to pay a fortune but would be willing to pay more than normal just to get something "special".