Gluten free birthday cake for daughter

[Guest guest]

My daughter will be turning 5 and is requesting a gluten free tiger cake. Does

anyone have a recommendation for tasty (I usually make the Namaste cupcakes and

everyone gobbles them up so this will be weird to not make the cake this year!),

child friendly themed cakes near Redwood City? Thanks!

(we'd also prefer a cake with no soy flour. We can handle soy lecithin and soy

oil, but soy flour upsets our stomachs and makes my thyroid all wonky)

[Guest guest]

Dolcedelights@...Great kids cakes!Sent from my iPhoneOn Jun 8, 2010, at 1:52 PM, "Jasmine" <jazzerita@...> wrote:

My daughter will be turning 5 and is requesting a gluten free tiger cake. Does anyone have a recommendation for tasty (I usually make the Namaste cupcakes and everyone gobbles them up so this will be weird to not make the cake this year!), child friendly themed cakes near Redwood City? Thanks!

(we'd also prefer a cake with no soy flour. We can handle soy lecithin and soy oil, but soy flour upsets our stomachs and makes my thyroid all wonky)

[Guest guest]

Jasmine,

I run a custom-order bakery with my wife (she's a pastry chef), and we

specialize in professionally decorated allergy-friendly cakes, including

gluten-free cakes. Our gluten-free cakes are free of soy flour -- they are made

with rice flour, sorghum flour, tapioca flour, and xanthan gum (you can also buy

our gluten-free flour mix separately).

Check out the gluten-free section of our web site at

http://www.allergyfriendlypastries.com/gfproducts.html for a list of available

cake and frosting flavors. You can also click the Photo Gallery tab to see

examples of decorated cakes we've made.

Place your order early, as our schedule fills up quickly. We don't have a retail

shop, but custom orders can be picked up in Milpitas.

Thanks,

Kraft

Business Manager

Let Them Eat Cake, The Allergy-Friendly Patisserie LLC

http://www.allergyfriendlypastries.com

408/940-6887

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> My daughter will be turning 5 and is requesting a gluten free tiger cake.

Does anyone have a recommendation for tasty (I usually make the Namaste cupcakes

and everyone gobbles them up so this will be weird to not make the cake this

year!), child friendly themed cakes near Redwood City? Thanks!

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> (we'd also prefer a cake with no soy flour. We can handle soy lecithin and

soy oil, but soy flour upsets our stomachs and makes my thyroid all wonky)

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