The Cake and Bake Show 2017- Excel, London
As part
of my busy foodie weekend, I visited The Cake and Bake Show at Excel, London
My advice
to you dear readers is; don’t waste the time, effort or money, it’s really not
worth it.
However, whilst there were a few
interesting displays, (e.g a giant cake), it was mainly just stalls selling bakeware. (What’s
worse, The Cake and Bake Show hardly had any cake!
That’s
like walking into a supermarket which only sells clothes.
So much
for my plan to get a nice slice of cake and a latte for the journey home…)
On the
website, The Cake and Bake Show is advertised as a great food related event for
all ages, with plenty of great bakes to try and “classes” which “teach” you how
to make delicious little delicacies. Don’t be fooled by these "promises" as I was dear readers, as I write from experience.
My mum
had booked me one of these “classes” as a surprise for when we got to The Cake
and Bake Show.
It was to
make lemon meringue éclairs, for which I was very excited. However upon further
enquiry after I arrived, I found that these “classes” were just demonstrations
that you had to pay for, with no interaction or hands on experience whatsoever!
So
basically my mum had paid £6 for a demonstration. Wait, I’ll say that again: a
demonstration!!!
Well I
said it before dear readers and I’ll say it again, don’t waste the time, effort
or money on these shows- you’ll just wind up disappointed.
Value
for money: ★
Service: ★★
Décor: ★
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