Amorette's Patisserie cake decorating

Jockey · 19 Jun 18, 08:15 PM

Has anyone been to this experience ..I am thinking of letting the kids do it next trip

Unexpectedpenny · 19 Jun 18, 08:44 PM

I wanted to book this for DH (he�s the baker in our house!) but some where else I�d read they weren�t doing it any more?

DFB did a review last year here. It sounds good if it�s still on!

**pdcdad** · 19 Jun 18, 10:07 PM

I hope it�s still on we were hoping to do it next trip

cornflakegirl · 19 Jun 18, 10:27 PM

I tried few weeks ago to book but said no availability - assumed was sold out but maybe not on at all. I would have thought website would say that though!

cornflakegirl · 19 Jun 18, 10:32 PM

Strike that just booked for 4th July for me and DD so definitely still on

Unexpectedpenny · 20 Jun 18, 07:16 AM

Originally Posted by cornflakegirl

Strike that just booked for 4th July for me and DD so definitely still on

Ah brilliant, thanks for letting us know!

Jockey · 20 Jun 18, 08:28 AM

Glad you got booked its so popular I think it does sell out! I plan on booking at the 180 day window !

Lumpy · 20 Jun 18, 03:50 PM

I did it last December, mum came with me but mainly drank the cocktails rather than doing any decorating - i think she did paint one of mickey's ears as her contribution.
We both really enjoyed it and the cake was delicious afterwards - since this I felt more comfortable tackling mirror glazes on my own cakes.
It is expensive but fun and I would do it again.

Dutchdisneyfan · 20 Jun 18, 08:20 PM

I did it with my 11 year old, last May.
We had a lovely time.

I make a lot of cakes, so I let my daughter do all the work

Jockey · 20 Jun 18, 08:44 PM

Originally Posted by Lumpy

I did it last December, mum came with me but mainly drank the cocktails rather than doing any decorating - i think she did paint one of mickey's ears as her contribution.
We both really enjoyed it and the cake was delicious afterwards - since this I felt more comfortable tackling mirror glazes on my own cakes.
It is expensive but fun and I would do it again.

lol..good for your mom I think mine would be the same!

Originally Posted by Dutchdisneyfan

I did it with my 11 year old, last May.
We had a lovely time.

I make a lot of cakes, so I let my daughter do all the work

Lol brilliant...yes I plan on letting the kids do the work! DH and I can relax and watch with a few drinks!

19 Jun 18, 08:44 PM	#2
	19 Jun 18, 08:44 PM Unexpectedpenny Imagineer
Unexpectedpenny Imagineer Join Date: Apr 13	I wanted to book this for DH (he�s the baker in our house!) but some where else I�d read they weren�t doing it any more? DFB did a review last year here. It sounds good if it�s still on!

20 Jun 18, 03:50 PM	#8
	20 Jun 18, 03:50 PM Lumpy slightly serious Dibber
Lumpy slightly serious Dibber Join Date: Apr 08	I did it last December, mum came with me but mainly drank the cocktails rather than doing any decorating - i think she did paint one of mickey's ears as her contribution. We both really enjoyed it and the cake was delicious afterwards - since this I felt more comfortable tackling mirror glazes on my own cakes. It is expensive but fun and I would do it again.

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