1/26Moist Cupcakery
100+ cakes: 26 of Bundaberg’s talented cake decorators
From passionate home bakers to professional artists and everything in between, the search is on for the region’s best cake decorator. With more than 100 cakes, and 26 finalists, look through our gallery and vote now. (Click here to vote)
2/26Cupcakes by K.Rose
3/26A Cake Story
4/26Holly Dolly Barker
5/26Verdel Ranch
6/26Krazy Cakes
7/26Misstteeq Sweets
8/26Kelly’s
9/26Elyce’s Cakes
10/26Dolce Amore Cookies and Cakes Bundaberg
11/26Cake Genie
12/26Sweet Sensations By Mel B
13/26Bernadette McBrien
14/26Erin Moore from the Cheesecake Shop (Bundaberg)
15/26Midnight Bakes
16/26Sugarbomb Sweeteats
17/26VeroniCakes
18/26Sweet Treats By Emily
19/26Jimmyankrystal Armstrong
20/26Sonia Fleming
21/26Catrina Robinson
22/26Beck Smith
23/26Les Ley
24/26Little Bit Fancy
25/26Cake Sera Sera
26/26Love + Sugar
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