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Kentucky Sunday Sweets: 1st Edition

ByKentucky Home Bakers

I thought it would be fun to start doing a Sunday blog post where I share Kentucky Home Baker’s work. I usually share this on our Facebook page, but a blog post seemed like more fun. I will feature some of the delicious treats shared by bakers in our Facebook group.

You can join our group too if you live in Kentucky! To join you must answer the questions, and most of the time as long as the questions are answered we approve you! It’s that easy. Now on to the sweet stuff!

Kentucky is full of very talented bakers and decorators!

A fun watermelon cake celebrating the first day of Summer by Sweet Creations of Danville
This profile photo by Rich in Blessings Bakery was just too pretty not to share!
This pineapple and flamingo cake is also by Rich in Blessings Bakery
Flamingo and pineapple cookies to match the cake! Rich in Blessings Bakery. Have I mentioned that I LOVE flamingos!?
Unicorn cake by Robert Alan Dean (The Dean of Sweets)
A fun sweet sixteen Kentucky license plate by Savannah’s Sweet Treats
Wrigley Field cookies by Custom Cookie Art
Rehearsal dinner cookies by Custom Cookie Art
Wedding cake and cupcakes by Kimberley Sparks. So pretty!

I hope you enjoyed this 1st edition of Kentucky Sunday Sweets! Check back again for more mouth watering desserts from the home bakers of Kentucky!

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