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This pretty tea treats party was sent to us by Stephanie & Izabela from Sweet Table in Canada. This table was styled for the launch of their business. The event took place in a tea shop in Toronto so they created all of their desserts with tea from the shop. Sweet treats on the dessert table included tea lollipops, shortbread cookies with tea infused butter, matcha whoopie pies, and vegan gluten free donuts made with a coconut custard black tea. Tea-riffic!
Photography by MK Photographics.
September 14, 2009
Since football season has officially begun, I thought I would share some pictures of a football cake and cupcakes that I had Jill Adams of the Cake Studio create for a football-themed party for one of my clients. This Giants duffle bag was 100% cake and included adorable sugar football baby cleats (the party was for a baby!) Not only was the cake the talk of the party, but it was also delicious! { Read More }
February 27, 2012
This submission was sent to us by one of our readers, Jill. Jill created a this pastel blue party for her daughter’s birthday. Since bunnies were part of the design, we thought it would be great for an Easter party. { Read More }
oh yum, and the store is local, it would be fun to check out.
Love this idea!
Lucky to be there and try all the delicious treats. Very beautifully displayed. Good Luck Girls
I love the burlap integrated into this design, not to mention the tree stumps and twine. love it all!
I lovvvvvve Stephanie’s treats!!!
We had a WONDERFUL time putting this together for all of our fantastic supporters. Thank you to everyone who came out to have some soda tea drinks and treats.
What a beautiful rustic table! Love how they incorporated tea into everything. The cotton candy is a great idea!
Two Very talented girls! Well done, it was a fun launch party with delicious treats right down to the tea infused cotton candy.
Is that tea cotton candy!??!
Yes it is Sam! Try making some yourself. It was lots of fun.
Awesome!
Very nice! And I like the tea cotton candies. By the way, what tea did you use? Have you tried hibiscus tea?
Hi Linda,
For the cotton candy we used Bali’s Best Ice Tea Candy. For the cotton candy you need to use candy. I have tried hibiscus tea in my baking before, turns out really well when you steep it in butter.
Thanks!
Stephaine