Another cake - my daughter baked today!

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I know this isnt strictly about axies but the proud mum bit in me cant resist sharing.... i was banned from entering the kitchen this morning as my 13 year old daughter decided to bake me a cake (its my birthday, i hit 39a last year so guess i'll be 39b now lol!) she did everything totally unaided (curiously i was allowed to help at clearing up time tho!!) and the result was a lovely big hand made sponge cake with chocolate filling and 2 smiling axie faces on top!

I am happy to confirm it tastes great! :happy:


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sorry - after hitting 'post' i realised i probably should have posted in the gallery section - i blame it on a senior moment and eating too much chocolate today!
 

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That is adorable although it looks like it was made out of play-dough!
But I really like the simple yet completely recognizable version of the axie--she is a true artist!
 
What a thoughtful daughter you have! She is quite talented and a happy "39th" birthday to you! ;)
 
What a lovely cake, have a great birthday.




( I was born and raised in Suffolk too)
 
Happy birthday from a axie owner in norfolk
 
hi truffs
happy birthday.......your daughter is very clever well done.....mmmmm i love chocolate as well
lea
 
Thanks everyone - i had a great birthday and was so impressed that she made a cake without asking for help or destroying my kitchen! I've not eaten the icing axie heads yet - it seems cruel (plus i'm not overly keen on icing lol!) but the cake tastes lovely!

:happy:
 
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