From birthday cake to letterbox gift

Who doesn’t love sweet surprises? To enjoy a nice spontaneous pastry with coffee together? But what kind of pastries are there? Actually, all pastries can be divided into two main types, namely ¨wet¨ and ¨dry¨. With wet pastries, we immediately think of pastries coated with, for example, whipped cream or other cream fillings. An important type of pastry is of course the birthday cake. This (usually round) creation comes in several wet and dry varieties. Extremely popular, of course, are sugar cake, cheesecake, apple cake and chocolate cake. The cake baker is a true designer. The flan is mainly distinguished by a different composition of the dough used to make the base. A quiche, in turn, is a savoury version of the birthday cake. A cake is yet another pastry form. Deliciously airy with lemon or chocolate, cakes are hugely popular on a variety of occasions. Perhaps the most popular cake shape of all is the cupcake. Originating from England, it is impossible to imagine our society without this mini cake. Petitfours could be considered related to the cupcake. The brownie, of course, deserves an honourable mention. This intense chocolate cake is perhaps at its best when made warm and paired with ice-cold vanilla ice cream. Of course still with a dash of warmed chocolate sauce. And then there is the doughnut. Not only delicious but also versatile.

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There is something special about cakes. Not just because they belong to festive occasions, but precisely because on an ordinary day they can suddenly bring something gentle. A moment of calm, of remembrance perhaps. The smell of warm apple pie can take you right back to a childhood kitchen, with steaming cups of tea and a tablecloth that was always a bit crooked. There are people who bake cakes like others would write a letter. Without haste, with feeling. The layers, the smells, the flavours: all tell you something. Even a simple lemon cake, a little askew perhaps, can do exactly the right thing at the right time. Not a grand gesture, but real.

From birthday to anniversary, as a thank you or just because it’s the weekend again. Are you looking for a cake that you can simply have delivered to your home address. Then click on the button below. Here you will find a selection of cakes that are simply delivered to your home.

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There is something symbolic about birthday cakes. They are rarely just a dessert; they mark a moment, however small or large. Whether it is a carefully constructed cream cake with fresh fruit, or a simple chocolate cake from the supermarket – cutting a birthday cake is almost always a quiet point in the day. A little ritual. Candles, voices singing something, and then that first cut, often with a little hesitation. Not everyone likes birthdays, but almost everyone remembers a particular cake. Sometimes one from the past, with ant-sweet icing and plastic flowers on top. Or a home-baked one, a bit crooked perhaps, but made with love. Its value is rarely in the perfection. It’s in the gesture. Someone thought of it. Someone thought it was important to have cake.

Whatever the occasion, with delicious cakes, it automatically becomes a party. And how nice would it be if you could order your cakes online and get them delivered directly to your home or company in your area? Check out the total range of cakes below by clicking on the green button.

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Have birthday cakes delivered to your company

Business cakes are a story in themselves. They appear at moments that mark a pause of sorts in the ongoing flow of emails, meetings and to-do lists. An anniversary, a farewell, a successful deal – and then suddenly there is a cake in the canteen. Often big, sometimes printed with a logo that looks just a little too shiny, but it doesn’t really matter. Everyone knows what it means: a moment of pause, a moment together. It is a gesture. Not grand, not exaggerated, but heartfelt. A way of saying: we have achieved something. Or: you were here, and that was important. And in a working environment, where things often move fast and achievements sometimes seem taken for granted, that is of value.

At your business, there is something to celebrate every week. A colleague’s birthday, an anniversary, a milestone or another occasion. So how nice is it when cake is delivered to your business premises? Would allow you and your colleagues to just keep doing what you do best at work.

Delicious sweet letterbox gifts: from brownies and macarons to chocolates

Letterbox gifts are small, but they often come at just the right time. No grand gesture, no ribbons or drum roll – just a flat envelope on the mat, somewhere between the advertising leaflets and the energy bill. But whoever opens such a box knows: someone was thinking of me. Without intrusiveness. Without obligation. Just, just something tangible, unexpected. They suit these times. Not everyone lives around the corner. Not everyone has room for grand and compelling. But a card with a tea, a bar of soap, a small notebook – it always fits. In the mailbox, in the day, in the recipient’s mind. It’s the modern version of a hand on your shoulder: ‘I see you, I’m thinking of you.’ Sometimes it’s a home-baked cake from a colleague who happens to be able to bake like a pro. Sometimes a standard cream cake from the bakery around the corner. And very occasionally, it’s something totally unexpected – a vegan version, or a cake in the shape of a project just completed. The beauty is: it all works. Because it’s not about the cake itself, but what it represents.

How nice it is to receive sweet surprises for your birthday or because you are ill, for example. It is therefore a great idea to send an acquaintance, friend or colleague a letterbox gift with a sweet surprise. Think of snacks like macarons, brownies, chocolates and much more. This way, you let the other person know that they are being thought of.