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Re: British wedding cakes

Posted by Gerard on January 12, 1999 at 03:38:39:

In Reply to: British wedding cakes posted by Laura on January 11, 1999 at 23:19:41:

Yeh, heavy ,dark, fruitcake.
1/4 inch layer of marzipan as a base for the royal plaster.
Silver ball bearings on the decoration is quite typical.

Does he want this?, they're pretty dreadfull.
Talk him into something else, tell him its illegal in this country. ; )

Cheers, Gerard ( a cheeky limey in Boston)

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