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Welcome to dcakeaddict blog. 


This blog was created as means of expressing my desire for cake baking and a deliciously tasting cake. . 

However, I know all too well that cake baking can be daunting but these tip and recipes will make you toss those cake mixes to the side.

The blog will feature post of my recent cake baking and decorating adventures, easy to follow cake recipes and baking tips, interviews of local cake enthusiast and general information about this exciting and fascinating world of cakes. If you’re addicted or just love cakes you have come to the right place. 

Please feel free to comment and share your ideas and tips with us. If you know a great cake place in Trinidad and Tobago please let us know.

Thanks so much for visiting.

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