Cake and Bake Competition Day
The Great Horowhenua Cake & Bake Competition....
Come and join us for an amazing baking competition inspired by the Great Kiwi Bake Off. We have TV star Hugo Bussell (2022 Great Kiwi Bake Off contestant) joining us as our star judge.
Skills4Living and The Hope Hub are partnering to bring you this very special competition, open to ALL ages and abilities.
Roll up your sleeves,
Dust off that rolling pin,
Grab those baking and cake decorating books
All to showcase your family favourites and decorating skills.
You never know... you might win one of our amazing prizes, that include a bench mixer, cake decorating tools and even fabulous baking tins (just to name a few)!
In the afternoon the public can come and see your amazing creations, buy lunch, take part in some free craft activities, buy a raffle ticket or 2!
And then there will be "Name the teddy bear" and kids can design and enter their dream birthday cake drawing into our competition to win it being made for their next birthday!
Please visit www.skills4living.co.nz... to find out more, or download the documents attached to this post.
children's cake design competition entry form.pdf Download View
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