Today's children are not getting enough cake

Lefty said:

According to this website:

http://www.babycakesnyc.com/

A quote:
"Innocent events like birthday parties just aren't as fun anymore as mothers
usher their children away before it's time to cut the cake. As I see it,
allergies are causing a de facto goody recession."

No sugar, no eggs, no nuts, no gluten, no dairy, no wheat.
I wonder--do they make their cakes out of sawdust and water?

While I'm sure that parents whos kids have severe food allergies would
welcome the chance to give them a birthday cake of any sort, I have to
SERIOUSLY wonder what the heck they're made out of... they must be
like little rocks, or else they'll crumble to dust!

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Karen AKA Kajikit said:

Lefty said:

According to this website:

http://www.babycakesnyc.com/

A quote:
"Innocent events like birthday parties just aren't as fun anymore as mothers
usher their children away before it's time to cut the cake. As I see it,
allergies are causing a de facto goody recession."

No sugar, no eggs, no nuts, no gluten, no dairy, no wheat.
I wonder--do they make their cakes out of sawdust and water?

While I'm sure that parents whos kids have severe food allergies would
welcome the chance to give them a birthday cake of any sort, I have to
SERIOUSLY wonder what the heck they're made out of... they must be
like little rocks, or else they'll crumble to dust!

My niece had some pretty severe food allergies and her mom simply sent
her own cupcake without dairy or nuts to parties. That way my niece
could have cake with the rest of the kids. It's not rocket science here.

marcella

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Quoted message said:

My niece had some pretty severe food allergies and her mom simply sent
her own cupcake without dairy or nuts to parties. That way my niece
could have cake with the rest of the kids. It's not rocket science here.

My niece has coeliac disease (allergy to gluten and wheat), as well as a
sensitivity to dairy foods. Her mother has no trouble working out recipes
that are suitable for her. She buys many gluten free products, and uses soy
milk.

Jen

Lefty said:

According to this website:

http://www.babycakesnyc.com/

A quote:
"Innocent events like birthday parties just aren't as fun anymore as mothers
usher their children away before it's time to cut the cake. As I see it,
allergies are causing a de facto goody recession."

It's nice to know that somebody is finally doing something to remedy the
severe lack of cake in today's diet. It's not that there aren't enough
cakes; it is that you just can't trust those people who make homemade cakes.

We have all had enough of hovering over the kids at parties, waiting to
whisk them away before those deadly types of cakes are served by parents of
ill-repute --you know, the ones who bake with sugar, eggs, nuts, and dairy.

No sugar, no eggs, no nuts, no gluten, no dairy, no wheat.
I wonder--do they make their cakes out of sawdust and water?
--
Lefty

Life is for learning
The worst I ever had was wonderful

http://www.babycakesnyc.com/gallery.html those look pretty yummy...
nice tagline "gentle treats for delicate tummies" quite like to try
out of cuirosity.

Lefty said:

No sugar, no eggs, no nuts, no gluten, no dairy, no wheat.
I wonder--do they make their cakes out of sawdust and water?

I will post a real cake that I made yesterday morning.