
Although I am not a huge fan of supermarket cakes, I just had to smile when I saw this cake last week and of course had to buy it. A giant french fancy!!!! Can you imagine anything nicer? Obviously now I have the idea, I will be able to recreate this at home myself but good old Mr Kipling for being so clever! Happy to report that the fondant fancy was yummy!
It has got me wondering what the difference is between a French Fancy and a Fondant Fancy - sadly Wikipedia has no listing for either. I imagine there is no difference but if anyone knows, I would love to hear!
It looks delightful...and so pink! Much nicer then the usual boxed cake that you can buy at the supermarket.
ReplyDeleteOh Hannah! For other enlarged snacks and cakes you really must check out this site.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.pimpthatsnack.com/projects.php
Has some wonderful creations featured, the best are featued in the top 20 on the right hand side of the page.
Ohh, I can't wait to see what you come up with after seeing this! Mr Kipling does make half decent cakes, but not near as good as yours!
ReplyDeleteHi! Hannah, first time commentor, but did find you awhile ago,and enjoyed Masterchef.Don't like many 'bought' Cakes but love French Fancies by Mr Kipling...tried both,think the only difference is the price :>)
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Thank you all for your lovely comments
ReplyDeleteSteven that website is FANTASTIC - I will add it to my favourites
Aileen - special welcome to you - I do have a soft spot for Mr Kipling fondant fancies - I am yet to work out whether there is any real flavour difference between the pink yellow and chocolate - but they are nice all the same.
Hannah
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I too confess a huge weakness for French Fancies. Particularly the pink ones. A giant version is inspired!
ReplyDeleteOh I've not spotted those in the shops or I'd have been very tempted myself!
ReplyDeleteHello from New Zealand Hannah. I have come to visit your Blog on Tammy's suggestion :) It is a wonderful blog and will be on my favourites list. I just wondered if someone could please explain what a French Fancy is please? Not something I am familiar with here in NZ. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThere's no difference between a fondant fancie and a french fancie, just Mr. Kipling branding the name :)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE french/ fondant fancies!
Chloe
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