I met some great people on the way around, all happy and smiling despite the weather and it proves that there are excellent local bakers doing great things.
The winners were:
Cakes: Mahalias Kitchen
Cupcakes: The Carob Pod
Biscuits and Bites: Lillyput
Fruit Pies: Anna Smith Bakes
Bread: Pistachio Rose
The overall winner was Anna Smith Bakes.
Here's a round up of some of my favourite stalls.
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| The Carob Pod |
The Carob Pod is a Mediterranean Bakery with fabulous Greek Inspired, Cypriot bakes. Not everything was necessarily traditional, but each bake had a twist or could claim an influence in Greek cooking.
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| Crumbs of Brixton |
Crumbs of Brixton delivered excellent biscuits and was a real winner for me in terms of presentation and taste. I loved the combination of flavours and they looked fantastic.
www.crumbsofbrixton.com
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| The Pan Dan |
The Pan Dan is a small family-run baking business that brings a taste of Malaysian inspired cakes and bakes to London. The infusion of Pandan into the cakes was especially good.
www.thepandanbakery.com
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| Mahalia's Kitchen |
Mahalia's Kitchen presented cakes that were impressive in size, presentation and taste. Winning the Cakes category, Mahlia's Kitchen was also my top pick for cakes on the day.
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| Lillyput Cakepops & Cupcakes |
Lillyput Cakepops and Cupcakes has clever cakes and pops. What I loved about this stall was the presentation of the individual cupcakes in little plastic covered containers. Easy to transport home without damaging the look and presentation.
www.lillyputbakery.co.uk
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