Official Birthday/Anniversary Cake thread - Page 49 - The DIS Discussion Forums

loribell · 01-19-2007, 05:34 PM

Thanks to everyone for their help on getting a cake for DD's birthday. Here are some pics:

The Cake

Donald coming to help celebrate

A Mischevious Donald - Putting a clever in Mickey's Head

The Results

What fun! And the cake was fabulous!
Lori

Cinderella Fan · 01-19-2007, 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Remember The Magic

Cinderella Fan your cake is gorgeous!

Thank you very much! It was my ideal wedding cake - just exactly what I envisioned....

Of course, I envisioned many cakes along the way....

But, it was just perfect!

Twingle · 01-19-2007, 06:40 PM

loribell - I can tell you are at Chef Mickey's, but where did you order your cake from?

It's very cute, and how fun that Donald was so silly!

loribell · 01-19-2007, 08:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Twingle

loribell - I can tell you are at Chef Mickey's, but where did you order your cake from?

It's very cute, and how fun that Donald was so silly!

I ordered the cake from Chef Mickey's itself, 407-824-1520. It was $45 and was delicious!

Lori

Yzerbear19 · 01-20-2007, 12:00 AM

Here is a picture of my sister's birthday cake from 1-14-07. We had dinner at the Crystal Palace and I had ordered it from the Crystal Palace bakery. Its the one that is suppose to feed 8 people and cost $33 plus tax.

Our waitress had it timed so that Eeyore, who is my sister's favorite character was at our table when the cake was brought out. It was very special and memorable.

My sister had no idea what was on her cake since I wouldn't tell her and she loved it. Crystal Palace did a great job with the cake!

Lostgirlz · 01-20-2007, 12:21 AM

Is that with tax? I was under the impression those were 25 dollars, and the smaller ones 12.50. I am still trying to decide on should I order a cake from GF, for our breakfast at 1900, but that leaves me with the issue on what to do with it while we are in the parks, or order from BW bakery and pick it up, or just order from our resort.

Yzerbear19 · 01-20-2007, 12:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Lostgirlz

Is that with tax? I was under the impression those were 25 dollars, and the smaller ones 12.50. I am still trying to decide on should I order a cake from GF, for our breakfast at 1900, but that leaves me with the issue on what to do with it while we are in the parks, or order from BW bakery and pick it up, or just order from our resort.

The cake is $25, but its an additional $8 to have an image on it, like on my sister's. The Koda image was $8, which makes it the $33, which doesn't include the tax. Our waitresses boxed our cake up and we left it at the Crystal Palace and picked it up a while later. We ate most of it before we left. We were able to get two little plastic containers like they put the cheesecake in from Everything Pop to bring the remainder home with us. Surprisingly enough it surived the flight home pretty well.

Lostgirlz · 01-20-2007, 02:05 AM

TY I thought that might be it after I had already posted all the planning and the stressing over trying to make everything the best I can has turned my brain into sludge I suppose lol. That makes sense the image and all I honestly forgot that they usually charge for the edible image. Again thank you for taking the time to help with that I just have so much going on that it all eventually clashes lol. I would like any type of reviews anyone may have on cakes from BW, or GF, and certainly if you have any experiences with what AKL can do as far as cakes I would be very greatfull to hear what they can do. I know they can do platters, baskets, and champagne and such. I have something special set up the day we arrive, but was really wanting to do a cake either at our hotel, or from one of the bakeries. Thank you again.

disfanatiks · 01-20-2007, 05:38 AM

This cake was delicious!!! It was chocolate and everyone loved it.

This is her cake from the party we had at home the week before..(Not official from Disney...but a Princess Cake..

Complete with castle topper!!!

The Sweetness · 01-20-2007, 07:18 AM

WOW!!!

I would have cried if someone gave me that cake

PrincessKellen74 · 01-20-2007, 07:24 AM

OMG! That cake is gorgeous! Where did you get the cake topper? i know you said it wasn't a Disney cake, but if i could get a hold of that topper i could have them put it on! I can't get over how beautiful that topper is! The cake is gorgoues too!

disfanatiks · 01-20-2007, 08:40 AM

Thank you for the nice comments of the cake. When it was delivered, I actually choked up. I thought is was so beautiful and it exceeded our expectations. And then at the party, people wanted to cut it.... I was mortified... J/K... I let them cut the cake....But the top piece is in the freezer for DD, DH and I to enjoy on her 17th birthday and remember what a wonderful time we all had...

I ordered the cake topper online from the shop below. I was very pleased.

http://www.quinceanera-boutique.com/...7;20Decoration

Cinderella2004 · 01-20-2007, 09:34 PM

This thread is great!! We are going in February, and I am racking my brain for which dinner to plan a cake for!!! LOL!!!

Here's a cake we got for my DD's birthday. It was at the Cape May Clam Bake. It was fabulous.

Dizneydaz · 01-21-2007, 11:27 AM

Haven't read through all the posts, so I apologize if this is already posted. We had dinner at Hollywood Brown Derby in Sept. 06 a few days before my DD 7th birthday. Since we were leaving WDW on her actual bday, she wore her

button for the last few days. This is the cake she got at HBD-it was free, for her birthday. It was actually more of a mousse, than cake, but she loved it!

Blowing out the candle!

Dizneydaz · 01-21-2007, 11:33 AM

Here's a few more that weren't special order, but were still very good.!

California Grill Birthday Cake slice

Paint your own cookie-DD got this for her birthday at Akershus, Norway, Princess Breakfast in Sept. 04

DD got this cookie at Princess Storybook meal-lunch in Sept. 05

01-19-2007, 05:34 PM	#721
loribell Proud Redhead Started watching them play when I was little Wouldn't the sugars from the ice cream be better used early in the day instead of late in the evening? Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Tuttle, Oklahoma, VWL & now SSR too!!!! Posts: 4,771	Thanks to everyone for their help on getting a cake for DD's birthday. Here are some pics: The Cake Donald coming to help celebrate A Mischevious Donald - Putting a clever in Mickey's Head The Results What fun! And the cake was fabulous! Lori __________________ Thanks Barb!

01-19-2007, 06:40 PM	#723
Twingle DIS Veteran Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Virginia Posts: 1,842	loribell - I can tell you are at Chef Mickey's, but where did you order your cake from? It's very cute, and how fun that Donald was so silly! __________________ DHMe DS twin DD's Avatar compliments of Mr. DiRTy BuNNy, who created it when I informed him that I didn't have an avatar because I couldn't find one that was "me".

01-20-2007, 12:00 AM	#725
Yzerbear19 I'm beautifully tragic - Elphaba (Wicked) Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Michigan Posts: 2,455	Here is a picture of my sister's birthday cake from 1-14-07. We had dinner at the Crystal Palace and I had ordered it from the Crystal Palace bakery. Its the one that is suppose to feed 8 people and cost $33 plus tax. Our waitress had it timed so that Eeyore, who is my sister's favorite character was at our table when the cake was brought out. It was very special and memorable. My sister had no idea what was on her cake since I wouldn't tell her and she loved it. Crystal Palace did a great job with the cake! __________________ Melissa

01-20-2007, 12:21 AM	#726
Lostgirlz DIS Veteran Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Home of the HAWAIIAN ROLLERCOASTER RIDE Posts: 1,318	Is that with tax? I was under the impression those were 25 dollars, and the smaller ones 12.50. I am still trying to decide on should I order a cake from GF, for our breakfast at 1900, but that leaves me with the issue on what to do with it while we are in the parks, or order from BW bakery and pick it up, or just order from our resort. __________________ [img]http://www.********************/timers/tickers/em1yrfqh2f0zkgxt.png[/img] I got Grounded by TheFidge

01-20-2007, 02:05 AM	#728
Lostgirlz DIS Veteran Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Home of the HAWAIIAN ROLLERCOASTER RIDE Posts: 1,318	TY I thought that might be it after I had already posted all the planning and the stressing over trying to make everything the best I can has turned my brain into sludge I suppose lol. That makes sense the image and all I honestly forgot that they usually charge for the edible image. Again thank you for taking the time to help with that I just have so much going on that it all eventually clashes lol. I would like any type of reviews anyone may have on cakes from BW, or GF, and certainly if you have any experiences with what AKL can do as far as cakes I would be very greatfull to hear what they can do. I know they can do platters, baskets, and champagne and such. I have something special set up the day we arrive, but was really wanting to do a cake either at our hotel, or from one of the bakeries. Thank you again. __________________ [img]http://www.********************/timers/tickers/em1yrfqh2f0zkgxt.png[/img] I got Grounded by TheFidge

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01-20-2007, 05:38 AM	#729
disfanatiks Is pretty darn special Lightening and typing don't mix Go SD Go SD Go SD Yea!! Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Florida Posts: 3,271	DD's 16th Birthday Cake from Blue Zoo This cake was delicious!!! It was chocolate and everyone loved it. This is her cake from the party we had at home the week before..(Not official from Disney...but a Princess Cake.. Complete with castle topper!!! __________________ Charter member SwanDolphin Cheerleaders!!!! And this is the sunset I love to see...

01-20-2007, 07:18 AM	#730
The Sweetness Queen of her castle Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Sunny Miami Florida Posts: 3,004	WOW!!! I would have cried if someone gave me that cake __________________ ~What a Dizzy Dance~

01-20-2007, 07:24 AM	#731
PrincessKellen74 Mouseketeer Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 393	OMG! That cake is gorgeous! Where did you get the cake topper? i know you said it wasn't a Disney cake, but if i could get a hold of that topper i could have them put it on! I can't get over how beautiful that topper is! The cake is gorgoues too! __________________ [/CENTER]

01-20-2007, 08:40 AM	#732
disfanatiks Is pretty darn special Lightening and typing don't mix Go SD Go SD Go SD Yea!! Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Florida Posts: 3,271	Thank you for the nice comments of the cake. When it was delivered, I actually choked up. I thought is was so beautiful and it exceeded our expectations. And then at the party, people wanted to cut it.... I was mortified... J/K... I let them cut the cake....But the top piece is in the freezer for DD, DH and I to enjoy on her 17th birthday and remember what a wonderful time we all had... I ordered the cake topper online from the shop below. I was very pleased. http://www.quinceanera-boutique.com/...7;20Decoration __________________ Charter member SwanDolphin Cheerleaders!!!! And this is the sunset I love to see...

01-20-2007, 09:34 PM	#733
Cinderella2004 My DH did manage to drag me away (kicking and screaming, I may add) Well, there officially goes 1 hour of my life Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 874	This thread is great!! We are going in February, and I am racking my brain for which dinner to plan a cake for!!! LOL!!! Here's a cake we got for my DD's birthday. It was at the Cape May Clam Bake. It was fabulous. __________________

01-21-2007, 11:27 AM	#734
Dizneydaz DIS Veteran Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Southern California-30 min. from DLand Posts: 10,477	Haven't read through all the posts, so I apologize if this is already posted. We had dinner at Hollywood Brown Derby in Sept. 06 a few days before my DD 7th birthday. Since we were leaving WDW on her actual bday, she wore her button for the last few days. This is the cake she got at HBD-it was free, for her birthday. It was actually more of a mousse, than cake, but she loved it! Blowing out the candle! __________________ 11-839-986-994-00 6-0212-03 9-041-05 DDP 9-05 DDP 1-06 9-06 DDP9-07 DDP 9-08 DDP 9-09 DDP 9-10 QSDP! 10-11 QSDP, 10-12 QSDP AND AoA! *CLICK HERE FOR 2013 CONFIRMED SNACKS LIST* IF YOU ARE ON A DDP YOU MUST SEE THIS LIST!---CLICK HERE FOR 2013 SNACKS PHOTO THREAD me, DM DD13 DDGM Sully Tiger Monkey

01-21-2007, 11:33 AM	#735
Dizneydaz DIS Veteran Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Southern California-30 min. from DLand Posts: 10,477	Here's a few more that weren't special order, but were still very good.! California Grill Birthday Cake slice Paint your own cookie-DD got this for her birthday at Akershus, Norway, Princess Breakfast in Sept. 04 DD got this cookie at Princess Storybook meal-lunch in Sept. 05

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