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Review + Giveaway: #CakebyPost Letterbox Cake

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Win a Baker Days Christmas #CakebyPost letterbox cake worth up to £18.

Baker Days Christmas #CakebyPost Letterbox Cake

Can you believe it’s only a month now until Christmas morning?

I haven’t even begun to think about Christmas preparations! However, I had my very first taste of Christmas cake yesterday thanks to the lovely folk over at Baker Days.

They are a small UK company based on the edge of Sherwood Forest and they produce a wide range of personalized celebration cakes for all occasions – including Christmas!

Their innovative #cakebypost letterbox cake is 12 cm in diameter and 2.5 cm deep, serving either one, generously, or up to four. The perfect sized cake for fitting through a letterbox!

Their cakes come in five different flavours, hand made to order: vanilla sponge, chocolate chip sponge with Belgian chocolate, fruit cake, gluten free and dairy free.

Baker Days Christmas #CakebyPost Letterbox Cake

We tried out the personalized fruit cake with the Christmas Robins and Holly design. First impressions when I opened the box? Big silly grin!

I’m a big fan of tins, so imagine my delight to find the cake was securely stored in an adorable little reusable tin with Just for You written on the top. There was also a gift card and a Christmas cracker (much to the delight of my children).

The cake had arrived unscathed across the 200 miles of stormy seas to reach our letterbox here in Shetland, and when it came time for the official taste test both my husband and I were mightily impressed. This cake really did taste like something I’d have made at home.

Prices for these #cakebypost letterbox cakes start from £14.99 with next day delivery.

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Baker Days are offering the chance for one of my readers to win one of their personalized #cakebypost letterbox cakes worth up to £18. Simply visit the Baker Days Christmas cakes website pages to answer the blog post question and fill in the Rafflecopter form below to enter.

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This giveaway is open to UK entries only. Entrants must be age 18 or over. The winner will need to respond within 30 days of being contacted; failure to do this may result in another winner being selected.

The prize is offered and provided by Baker Days. The prize is to win a Baker Days #cakebypost Letterbox Cake worth up to £18. There is no cash alternative and the prize is not transferable.

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Elizabeth’s Kitchen Diary received a #cakebypost letterbox cake from Baker Days for review. All thoughts and opinions expressed are our own. This is not a paid post.

Comments

  5. Annie P says

    The Golden Christmas Tree in chocolate chip sponge looks delicious. I would give it to my hubby who doesn’t like Christmas fruit cake.

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  9. Lisa Wilkinson says

    I would choose the Disturbing Lack of Cheer cake for my OH who is a big Star Wars fan and would choose chocolate which is his favourite.

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  15. Romana Richards says

    I’d go for the Jingle Bells cake and gift it to my daughter. She is not coming here for Christmas this year but is going to spend it at home with her husband. They will marry on the 20th so this wil be a sort of cekebration.

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  18. Julie Edwards says

    The Bah Humbug cake with chocolate chip sponge cake for my lovely husband who definitely has a case of the bah humbugs this year!!!

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  19. Hannah Smith says

    Well I’d gift it to my lovely Papa as he’s not been well this year.
    I would choose the Reindeer Collage Cake in fruit cake!

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  26. Lauren Old says

    I’d choose Santa’s Little Minions and the flavour would chocolate chip sponge cake. I’d then gift it to my sister as she loves Minions!

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  28. Jane Middleton says

    I’d give it to my nephew for his birthday – Chocolate Chip Sponge Cake made only with Belgian chocolate, Blue Dinosaur Number Cake

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  29. Monica Gilbert says

    International Christmas in chocolate chip sponge to share with my family. We have connections to so many countries that it would be fitting.

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  35. Greig spencer says

    this one: Christmas Cakes: Penguins Product Code: 810 , with fruit xmas cake and i would share it with my family xx

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  37. sarah clegg says

    Christmas Trooper with vanilla sponge id gift it to my bf and our 5 kids we love Xmas,cake and Star Wars this would be awesome!!

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  41. Jo Carroll says

    The Darth Vader “Your lack of cheer disturbs me” cake is perfect for my ‘humbug!’ loving other half, although he will be a lot happier this year as his favourite film franchise is ‘awakening’ 😉

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  51. Caroline Scott says

    I’d send my husband the Darth Vader “Your lack of cheer disturbs me” cake as a lovely Xmas fruit cake

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  52. Kaci Soderstrom says

    I love this one: Christmas Cakes: Penguins Product Code: 810 and would have chocolate chip sponge, give it to my partner! Yummy! Hopefully he’d give me some.

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  62. Samantha Wheeler says

    My grandparents as for the first year ever, they haven’t made a Christmas cake so they won’t be having one!

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  65. Elizabeth Simpson says

    I’d go for the Christmas Bauble design in a chocolate chip sponge cake for my long-suffering husband in the hope that he’d share it with me!

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  66. makila wheatley says

    id choose the colourful christmas tree cake but im torn between traditional vanilla sponge and the chocolate chip sponge….selfishly i think id send it to myself but i would share with the family……maybe

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  68. patricia adams says

    I would choose the fruit cake with the xmas robin and holly for my mum,because she is the best and she deserves a treat.

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  75. Suzanne says

    Love the Christmas Trooper ‘Comer over to the merry side’ for my daughter as she would appreciate the humour and love the cake.

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  76. Laura Baker says

    I would choose Santa’s Little Minions and give it to my sister as she loves everything to do with minions

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  88. Sam Goodwin says

    Santa’s Little Minions! Gluten Free. The kids could give it to share with their gluten free Nana on christmas, she would be so impressed!

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  95. Kim Styles says

    Mine would be the ‘Come over to the merry side’ storm trooper christmas cake- fruit cake ! and I would give it to my partner Harry

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  101. Anthony G says

    I would choose the Birthday Shoes (code 098) vanilla sponge cake for my friend Dee. It’s her birthday shortly after Christmas.

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  103. Lee Ritson says

    I’d choose the Santa’s Little Minions cake and Chocolate Chip Sponge Cake made only with Belgian chocolate for flavour 😀

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  107. Caroline H says

    I would pick the Birthday Vintage Flowers in Vanilla Sponge. I’d gift to a really good friend of mine whose birthday is really close to Christmas and often gets overlooked. It would be lovely to send her something just for her birthday.

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  108. Gemma Cook says

    We are hosting Christmas this year and i would pick the The Snowflake Bauble Cake! This would be amazing! Thank you for the chance. I really enjoyed reading this blog post 🙂

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  110. Michaela Jennings says

    Id choose the Christmas ice princess’s in vanilla sponge for my little girl then she could share it with the family

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  129. Lauren Pilkington says

    id love the Red Robin, Product Code: 1799 for my nana whos 85 and loves cake! Id have to get Vanilla Sponge Cake as its her favourite x

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  130. karen cowley says

    I’d love the Brussel Sprout Snowmen cake in sponge and send to my wonderful hubby, our First Christmas as a family this year x

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  133. Chrissie Curtis says

    Oh my goodness so many gorgeous festive designs! I would choose a Christmas Trooper Fruit Cake. My Other half would love it!

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  136. Suzanne O'Neill says

    I would like the Facebook Reminder cake for my other half as he won’t let me on his Facebook and his birthday is next month 🙂

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  150. Lyla says

    I would choose the Anniversary toast cake with vanilla sponge and send it to my in-laws for their upcoming 50th wedding anniversary

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  154. Sarah Parkin says

    I’d choose the Brussel Sprout Snowmen design in Chocolate Chip flavour and gift it to my husband – these are the only sprouts he’s guaranteed to love 🙂

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  158. lynn heath says

    I would send my mum the reindeer collage cake made with a gluten free sponge so that she could enjoy some cake at Christmas too (without having to make it herself!!!)

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  170. Hester McQueen says

    They are wonderful. Let’s Build a Snowman – Gluten free for a VIP in my life – Wendy xxx. If not a fruit cake please.

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  176. MissPond says

    I would use a custom design to put a picture of my family on the cake, as we’re celebrating Christmas altogether this year, so it would be a nice gift for us to share 🙂

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