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Hey Everyone!

I'm looking for a good place or website to order a gluten free birthday cake. I feel like I've seen so many delicious looking gluten free cakes in the past, but now that I actually am getting one I can't find any. Does anyone have any suggestions? I live in the NY area.

Thanks.

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angel-jd1 Community Regular
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There are some yummy looking gluten-free cheesecakes on amazon .com I have one on my wish list :lol: They are NOT cheap!!

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Otherwise, just bake your own cake. That's what I do. I made the cutest cake for my great grandma's 100th birthday. It has a big pink daisy ontop and pink polka dots on the sides. It was so much fun to make!!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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Open Original Shared Link has the best bread and pound cakes I know of. They also have regular cakes too!

They aren't as expensive as other places either. I LOVE their bread.

jkmunchkin Rising Star
jkmunchkin
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How much do you want to spend? For my brother's birthday this past year my family put me in charge of the cake since both him and I are the only ones with celiac. So I figured no problem, I'll call Babycakes and have it delivered to my office. When I heard how much it was (just for the cake I hadn't even mentioned the delivery yet), I decided very quickly I would just make my own cake.

He doesn't like chocolate, so I thought for awhile and then made my own version of Junior's Cheesecake.

For someone that does liike chocolate, I'd say get some Namaste cake mix, a little vanilla frosting - and poof! delicious birthday cake!!

So my suggestion is to maybe make it yourself. Other than Babycakes I'm not sure where to suggest buying one.

lpellegr Collaborator
lpellegr
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I think Mr. Ritt's bakery in Philadelphia will ship you an undecorated cake. You can find them on the web.

ElovesFC Rookie
ElovesFC
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I found a website that you can order a birthday cake.

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jaimek Enthusiast
jaimek
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Carvel can make a gluten free birthday cake. We have had it many times. Instead of the crunchies that they usually put in the middle, they put crumbled up reeses peanut butter cups. YUM!!!

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VydorScope
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I get gluten-free Brithday cakes from baskin robins, they make it specail to my order and is extremly yummy. In fact I will be ordering one this wekk for my son's birthday....

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