the bake sale was a success! took time to create all of the baked goods but was totally worth it.
in the end i decided to go for cherryade cupcakes, earl grey cupcakes and PB+J pinwheel cookies.
i nipped out tuesday morning and got all the ingredients today for a mammoth day of baking.
by the end of tuesday i had 72 cherryade made and ready to be decorated.
wednesday morning i made 2 rolls of pinwheel cookies and popped them in the fridge ready to be baked freshly shortly before the bake sale. i then made 32 earl grey cupcakes and began to ice them all!
thursday morning i was half expecting a mad rush to get everything decorated and finished off but it was actually very chilled.
cookies baked, cupcakes decorated i made my way to work to begin the sale.
i decided the earl grey cupcakes (top) needed a topper, so i purchased a selection of miniature biscuits for people to select and put on top. the first bake sale go'er went for a jammy dodger earl grey cupcake and a cherryade cupcake (bottom).
the middle cupcake was made by my colleague pauline, vanilla topeed with a pink butterfly.
when i left after 4 hours the bucket was rammed with cash and we had made over £175 selling half of the cupcakes.
i'm not sure what the grand total is yet but i will find out tomorrow and let you all know.
i was so pleased to be part of such an amazing event, its a charity that is very close to my heart.
this one was for you both, Auntie Jean and Auntie Sue.
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now its time to put my feet up and have a nice cup of tea!
p.s how appropriate is the t-shirt?! just had to buy it!
I love the idea of Earl Grey cupcakes, especially with the little biscuits - really nice touch!
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Thanks a lot! They are really tasty! People who don't really like tea loved them! The flavouring really comes out and the biscuits were just a nice added extra! More of a topper!
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