In my humble opinion, it's a gourmet store beyond gourmet stores.
Here is their pumpkin cake.
Under the white chocolate shell is six - count them - six layers of moist vanilla spice cake sandwiching praline buttercream and rich chocolate fudge. Oh my.
At $120, these cakes are not for the financially challenged.
However, maybe it will inspire you to make your own version...or pay a friend to make you something similar?
Anyone else like D & D?
8 comments:
That cake looks wonderful, yesterday I posted about a cider I ordered have you tried that one? Maybe D&D carries it?
Those are beautiful cakes, and the layers look even better! And no, there's no D&D in my area which is probably a good thing! Have a great weekend! Becky
These cakes are so cute!
Looks and sounds delicious! I can feel it settling on my hips just looking at it!!!
I may have to make on for the holidays.
Jill
uh...I could do that!?!?
You know, I can see why there'd be a 120 price tag on the cake- it takes time to make it look so freaking perfect. And I would love to eat one. I figure though the safest thing to do, for the sake of my hips and my checkbook, would be to just make the spice cake sans frosting, and pretend it's a fancy pumpkin!
I wonder if they taste as good as they look.
Thanks for visiting!
xxoo
Dolly
Wow! I remember Dean and DeLucas. We lived in Oletha, KS and Belton, MO. almost 10yrs. ago. We only lived there for 18mos. but it seemed like 5yrs. Kansas City, MO became home to me in those long months. I loved it there. But I was terribly homesick for California the place that I was born and raised. It is so nice to meet you...what part of MO do you live in? Anywhere near KS?
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