Inspiration for a wedding. From tiered cakes to cupcake towers.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/for_goodness_cake/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/for_goodness_cake/
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Kids Cake Decorating Classes
For Goodness Cake and Noodle Kaboodles- a joint collaboration
We were recently featured in the Snap Bloor West Newspaper. Here is a link to the article:
http://www.snapbloorwest.com/?option=com_sngevents&id%5B%5D=366716&utm_source=email&utm_medium=snapd
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Threedom Opening
We had the pleasure of attending the grand opening of Threedom Spa (threedom.ca) in downtown Guelph. For Goodness Cake provided the cake, cupcakes and decorated cookies for the event.
The three dresses represent the three owners.
Mini Cupcakes with their logo.
Decorative cookies
Friday, February 10, 2012
Celebration Cakes
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Fireman Hat
After months and months of training, a friend becomes a true fireman. This is to show our respect to the many men and women who sacrifice their lives to help others everyday. We thank you and congratulate you!
Friday, December 9, 2011
Have your cake and eat it too!
Unfortunately the cake decorating party has been postponed this evening.
We apologize for any inconvenience, however we will be hosting an event after the new year!
Happy Holidays from Corinne & Priscilla.
Friday, November 18, 2011
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Vacation Alert
VACATION ALERT - JUNE 30-JULY 31, 2011
Please be aware, we will not be accepting any orders for the month of July.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Regards,
Corinne & Priscilla
Corinne & Priscilla
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Inspiration Ideas for Valentine's Day
Why not get your special someone a sweet treat! Here are some inspiring ideas for Valentine's Day.
Saturday, January 29, 2011
FGC at the Total Wedding Show (Jan 21-23, 2010)
FGC was at the Total Wedding Show promoting both Charmartistry and Visions by David with our mini cupcakes.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Customer Review posted on Yelp.com
http://www.yelp.ca/biz/for-goodness-cakes-mississauga#hrid:1R4dF-QPESvdLaJPBVPFtQ
http://www.yelp.ca/biz/for-goodness-cakes-mississauga#hrid:1R4dF-QPESvdLaJPBVPFtQ
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Children's Character Cakes
It's always amazing to see the look on the child's face when they see the cake for the first time. It's priceless. Here are some children's character cakes we have done recently. 
Monday, May 26, 2008
May 24th, 2008 Week-end
It was an exciting week-end for FGCs as we had 4 orders to complete for Saturday.
Here are some pictures of our latest creations.
Cat Cupcake for a little girl's 1st birthday.
30th Birthday Cupcake Cake
Cupcake assortment
Chocolate Octagon Cake. Logo courtesy of UFC : Ultimate Fighting Championship.
Here are some pictures of our latest creations.
Cat Cupcake for a little girl's 1st birthday.
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Cupcake assortment
Chocolate Octagon Cake. Logo courtesy of UFC : Ultimate Fighting Championship.
Friday, May 23, 2008
the edible cage
thoughts of: Melissa Chan
day: friday may 23, 2008
time: noon
i am sitting at work right now trying to figure out how to make giant edible fence. of all the things one could possibly be thinking of on a friday before the weekend. we have a birthday cake tomorrow for one of my dear friends and the theme is UFC aka. Ultimate Fighting Championship. The cake will be a fenced in octagon (which is the ring that they fight in). We have been brainstorming but have hit a plateau if you will. we are thinking of making the cage in royal icing, letting it harden and then standing it up against the sides. i wonder if the icing will be to heavy since its not lying flat. i would suppose it couldn't be very tall either or else the weight of it would make it fall inwards. i was also thinking that we could via royal icing, fasten chocolate dipped pretzels to the meeting sides of the "fence"for support. other ideas for a cage (not to be mistaken for a fence because the thought of pretzels and shoestring licorice candy did dance into my head...). i feel like i need to take a trip to bulk barn and see what kind of wafer-like, criss-cross- like edible, and delicious material we can chocolatify and use as a fancy decoration.
There is a lot that goes into these cakes. Forget planning, its a lot of math actually. Measuring ingredients, formulating and re-formulating recipes, conversions (those are the most fun)... We have already outlined how big the cake is. What I still need to figure out is how wide and high each side is going to be...10" circular cake with 8 sides -- anyone want to take a guess? while that is brewing in the brain, i first i will attempt 2 things. #1 - how to make royal icing on my own and then how to dye it black (tip: always always wear gloves whenever working with ANY kind of dye. hair dye, make-up and face staining dyes...food colouring dye...). #2 - how to freehand pipe a cage like fence (dimensions are still unknown).
we have googled some different UFC cakes apparently we are not the only ones who thought the octagon would be a great idea. i think i am against the fighting bloody looking men on top of the cake though. something about that doesn't really relay happy birthday vibes to me.
day: friday may 23, 2008
time: noon
i am sitting at work right now trying to figure out how to make giant edible fence. of all the things one could possibly be thinking of on a friday before the weekend. we have a birthday cake tomorrow for one of my dear friends and the theme is UFC aka. Ultimate Fighting Championship. The cake will be a fenced in octagon (which is the ring that they fight in). We have been brainstorming but have hit a plateau if you will. we are thinking of making the cage in royal icing, letting it harden and then standing it up against the sides. i wonder if the icing will be to heavy since its not lying flat. i would suppose it couldn't be very tall either or else the weight of it would make it fall inwards. i was also thinking that we could via royal icing, fasten chocolate dipped pretzels to the meeting sides of the "fence"for support. other ideas for a cage (not to be mistaken for a fence because the thought of pretzels and shoestring licorice candy did dance into my head...). i feel like i need to take a trip to bulk barn and see what kind of wafer-like, criss-cross- like edible, and delicious material we can chocolatify and use as a fancy decoration.
There is a lot that goes into these cakes. Forget planning, its a lot of math actually. Measuring ingredients, formulating and re-formulating recipes, conversions (those are the most fun)... We have already outlined how big the cake is. What I still need to figure out is how wide and high each side is going to be...10" circular cake with 8 sides -- anyone want to take a guess? while that is brewing in the brain, i first i will attempt 2 things. #1 - how to make royal icing on my own and then how to dye it black (tip: always always wear gloves whenever working with ANY kind of dye. hair dye, make-up and face staining dyes...food colouring dye...). #2 - how to freehand pipe a cage like fence (dimensions are still unknown).
we have googled some different UFC cakes apparently we are not the only ones who thought the octagon would be a great idea. i think i am against the fighting bloody looking men on top of the cake though. something about that doesn't really relay happy birthday vibes to me.
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