Authentic SOUTHERN CAKES ~~ Bring Back the Good Old Days!
Authentic SOUTHERN CAKES ~~ Bring Back the Good Old Days!:
What ever happened to those amazing cakes that our Mom and Grandma used to make?
Scratch-baked, real butter, fresh fruit, and homemade frosting? We had the same question in 2006 and now, you can have those cakes from 'days gone by'. Dessert.net CAFE brings back the 'good old days'.
Our Southern Cake
selections includes them all: 7Up, Coconut Cake, German Chocolate,
Sock-It-To-Me, Black Walnut Pound, Caramel Cake, Classic Carrot Cake,
Cassata Cake-Cleveland Style, Brooklyn Black Out, Hummingbird, Pineapple
Upside Down, Red Velvet, and many more.
Our mission is to bring back the appreciation for long forgotten historical
cakes
, promote deliciousness over trendy, and showcase the beauty of
artisan baking as upscale. To do that successfully we knew that if our
menu was going to consist of
historical cakes they had to be authentic. That's why we research and test all of our recipes to ensure that we are bringing you
the original textures, flavors, and quality intended in each delicious baked good.
In short, Dessert.net Cafe had to offer the best southern cakes and desserts online.
We are able to offer such a wide selection of Southern Cakes and Baked Goods because we bake-to-order. In 2006 Dessert.net CAFE was the 1st online-only Bakery that shipped cakes.
To date, we still are. So, when we say "you order, we bake", we mean
it. This affords us the ability to personalize your order. For
example, you may love Carrot Cake but really wish it didn't have walnuts
on it. Well, we can do that, because we are baking the cake specially
for you.
Dessert.net Cafe
is an amazing business - it's a happy business! Customers are
nostalgic, often gifting or celebrating, always excited and anxious.
Everyday is a good day here. We enjoy talking to customers, creating
dessert menus for their parties, or helping them decide what they would
like to try first. Yeah, what we provide genuinely makes others happy
and bring back the 'good old days'.
#cake
#dessert
#southern
#cakes
#bakery
What ever happened to those amazing cakes that our Mom and Grandma used to make?
Scratch-baked, real butter, fresh fruit, and homemade frosting? We had the same question in 2006 and now, you can have those cakes from 'days gone by'. Dessert.net CAFE brings back the 'good old days'.
Our Southern Cake
selections includes them all: 7Up, Coconut Cake, German Chocolate,
Sock-It-To-Me, Black Walnut Pound, Caramel Cake, Classic Carrot Cake,
Cassata Cake-Cleveland Style, Brooklyn Black Out, Hummingbird, Pineapple
Upside Down, Red Velvet, and many more.
Our mission is to bring back the appreciation for long forgotten historical
cakes
, promote deliciousness over trendy, and showcase the beauty of
artisan baking as upscale. To do that successfully we knew that if our
menu was going to consist of
historical cakes they had to be authentic. That's why we research and test all of our recipes to ensure that we are bringing you
the original textures, flavors, and quality intended in each delicious baked good.
In short, Dessert.net Cafe had to offer the best southern cakes and desserts online.
We are able to offer such a wide selection of Southern Cakes and Baked Goods because we bake-to-order. In 2006 Dessert.net CAFE was the 1st online-only Bakery that shipped cakes.
To date, we still are. So, when we say "you order, we bake", we mean
it. This affords us the ability to personalize your order. For
example, you may love Carrot Cake but really wish it didn't have walnuts
on it. Well, we can do that, because we are baking the cake specially
for you.
Dessert.net Cafe
is an amazing business - it's a happy business! Customers are
nostalgic, often gifting or celebrating, always excited and anxious.
Everyday is a good day here. We enjoy talking to customers, creating
dessert menus for their parties, or helping them decide what they would
like to try first. Yeah, what we provide genuinely makes others happy
and bring back the 'good old days'.
#cake
#dessert
#southern
#cakes
#bakery
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