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Kentucky Sunday Sweets: 3rd Edition

ByKentucky Home Bakers

Each week I try to showcase work by home bakers in Kentucky. We have some delicious and beautiful sweets to share this week!

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Sweet as a Peach 1st birthday cookies by Sweet Adelaide’s
Cake by Graziela Mink of Lulu Cakes & Desserts. She said, “Butterfinger cake with peanut butter buttercream, chocolate ganache and Butterfinger crumbs along the bottom. This was my husband’s 50th birthday cake.” Sounds amazing!
A fun One in a Melon birthday cake by Laura Whitson. I love that smash cake watermelon wedge!
Practice or not, this 4th of July cake with stripes by Katie Kelly of Kate’s Kustom Kakes & Kreations is fantastic!
“White vanilla sheet cake covered in elderflower syrup and then iced with raspberry Swiss meringue buttercream.
Torso cake is a pink velvet cake, covered in elderflower syrup, raspberry Swiss meringue buttercream and homemade marshmallow fondant. The pearl necklace is also fondant.” by Ashleigh Lynn
A delicious cookie tray by Sugar Magnolia.
A beautiful bright yellow cake, just perfect for Summer, by Cut & Fold by Neha K.
The Dean of Sweets, Robert Alan Dean at it again with this delicious cookies and cream cake!

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