Tag Archives: passion

So, you are watching an old movie and a bachelor party scene comes on, most certainly a staple that you will catch will be the characteristic woman popping out of the cake. Now, in less vintage situations the whole idea … Continue reading →

So, going through the Starbucks line, has anyone else noticed the fat chocolate balls neatly placed in cute little carriers? The not-so-lolly pop made of cake? Cake pops have recently taken over the craze that was cupcakes. Seemingly new, this … Continue reading →

Alright, so for the past few weeks I have been examining the various trends and aspects that go along with wedding cakes. Now, before we get too into this, I am going to be straight up. When I get married, … Continue reading →

So, as I mentioned before, the tradition of wedding cakes spreads much farther than a dessert, and even a center piece. The traditions involving the cake can range to everything from sweet and simple to awkward and messy. It seems … Continue reading →

Weddings cake! A symbol, a centerpiece, entertainment and dessert all in one! For the next couple weeks, I would like to examine this tradition and its various styles a little bit better.  This week, we will start with the history… … Continue reading →

DISCLAIMER: I typically I would not choose to blog on a topic such as this, but it is just sort of a funny story. Also, I really am not attempting to make any sort of profound statement with this narrative. … Continue reading →

Cakes, just like everything else produced for profit and people’s pleasures, tends to change with time. Which brings us to… CUPCAKES! What is it about these little, cute (occasionally unsatisfying) desserts that everyone seems to love so much? Well, for … Continue reading →

Cake, while a delectable dessert, typically does not stand alone. In my opinion, my favorite part really is the “icing on the cake.” Icing in my opinion really seals the deal and its varieties are almost a vast as cake … Continue reading →

Like actors have Slavinski and violinists have Suzuki, cake decorators in return have their classical method: Lambeth.  The Lambeth method created the foundation for what we picture when we think of cakes and their decorations. The classic shell border and … Continue reading →

Last semester, I spent my passion blog delving into various issues, topics and opinions surrounding my passion for musical theatre its production and its purpose. I got to write about quite a few issues from racism in theatre, to the … Continue reading →