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Cakes Unleashed!! on Nickelodeon

Posted at 10:00 PM on December 08, 2009 Comments comments (0)

Nickelodeon - Parents Connect.com  featured two of my baby shower cakes as part of a promotion for the World's Largest Baby Shower - December 16, 2009.

Check it out on: NIckelodeon - Parents Connect.com

FOOD NETWORK CHALLENGE: Last Cake Standing

Posted at 05:58 AM on March 21, 2009 Comments comments (5)

Special Four-Week Stunt

"Food Network Challenge: Last Cake Standing"

Premieres April 5th at 8pm ET/PT

Since 2005, Food Network Challenge has captivated viewers with exciting food battles from around the country. Now in it's first-ever elimination-style competition, Food Network Challenge: Last Cake Standing, six Challenge all-stars vie for the title of "Best Cake Artist in America." Premiering Sunday, April 5th at 8pm ET/PT, the series throws the pastry chefs into a grueling four-round cake competition.


The Challenge alumni will be thrown a number of difficult tasks, from creating one-of-a-kind wedding creations to undergoing a 24-hour cake-making marathon. Each week the judges eliminate one cake artist, and the winner takes home the biggest prize in Challenge history: $50,000! Challenge emcee Keegan Gerhard serves as host and notable pastry chef Patrick Coston and famed cake designer Kerry Vincent lead the judging panel.


"Last Cake Standing super- charges our popular Food Network Challenge series to make it the toughest, longest, most extreme cake competition ever," said Bob Tuschman, Senior Vice President, Programming and Production. "Viewers will be amazed, not just at the brilliant creations, but at the fierceness of the competition. Who knew cake decorating was an extreme sport??"


The six Challenge all-stars are: Michelle Bommarito (Ferndale, MI), Courtney Clark (Ann Arbor, MI), Mary Maher (Chicago, IL), James Rosselle (Los Angeles, CA), Elisa Strauss (New York, NY), and Bronwen Weber (Dallas, TX).


Episodes include:

Episode 1 - Premiering Sunday, April 5th at 8pm ET/PT
In the premiere of Food Network Challenge: Last Cake Standing, six enthusiastic Challenge all-stars receive their first task: illustrate one aspect of their lives through cake! The action-packed competition begins with surprise instructions to move into their kitchens and immediately start creating their signature cakes. At the elimination ceremony, a curveball shocks the competitors when they, instead of the judges, are told to eliminate the first cake artist.


Episode 2 - Premiering Sunday, April 12th at 8pm ET/PT
The five remaining competitors take a field trip to Denver's City Hall where they embark upon an exciting, but complicated challenge: create a top-notch wedding cake in only eight hours. The competitors serve as wedding ceremony witnesses and consult with the newlyweds before completing impromptu cake sketches. The judges reveal the next elimination and the winning cake is served at the reception that very night.


Episode 3 - Premiering Sunday, April 19th at 8pm ET/PT
The competition heats up when the four remaining competitors design over-the-top cakes based on an original superhero, decked out with extreme elements like moveable parts and fireworks. Hours before the competition, they are divided into teams and required to combine their cake designs. The winning team advances to the finale, and the losing duo faces off in an intense, 30-minute "cake-off" to determine who will move on and who will go up in smoke!


Episode 4 - Premiering Sunday, April 26th at 8pm ET/PT
The final three competitors endure a 24-hour cake-making marathon - the longest competition in Challenge history! The finalists create a unique five-foot birthday cake for a set of sextuplets. Upon completion, they must transport their cakes 20 miles to the birthday party. Strategy, endurance and skills are tested and one talented cake artist is finally crowned the winner!

And the winner is:

Mary Maher, winner of the Food Network Challenge, "Last Cake Standing," with her winning cake.

 

 

NOW AVAILABLE IN SPANISH - Cakes Unleashed!! Site

Posted at 03:25 PM on March 06, 2009 Comments comments (0)

It's finally here!

I've had several requests to provide a Spanish version of this site and I finally got it done. 

Now people will have the option of viewing the Cakes Unleashed!! site in Spanish.  On the Home Page, there is a spot for visitors to "click" on a section that will allow them to tour the "Home of the Incredible Edibles!" in Spanish.



Check it out for yourself:

Spanish Version



Share it with your friends.



Thank you,



Deborah Housen, Owner

Cakes Unleashed!!

FREE CAKE

Posted at 11:58 AM on November 16, 2008 Comments comments (2)
REFERRAL PROGRAM
 
Beginning December 2008, I am starting a new referral program which will allow you to earn "free credit" towards your next cake.  This is how it works:
 
Earn Free Credits and Reduce the Cost of Your Next Event or Save Your Credits and Get a Cake for FREE!  

Refer a friend to Cakes Unleashed!!®
and earn 5% of what they spend and reduce the cost of your own wedding or event!  For example:
 
-----> Desiree' refers Teresa to Cakes Unleashed!!®
-----> Teresa spends $600.00
-----> Desiree' earns $30.00 in free cake credits!
 
It's simple, add your name, email address and phone number to the back of my business card when you pass them out to your friends or give this information to your friends and let them know to tell me who referred them.  I will call or send you an email to let you know how much credit you have received and place your credit amount in your file for you to use on your next cake order.  There is no expiration date for your credit.
 
Credit will be placed in your file once your friend has paid for their cake in full.  Even if you have not ordered a cake from me you will still be able to earn "free credit".  
 
Note:  I will not issue cash for "free cake credits".  They can only be redeemed towards your next cake order.  

HISTORY OF THE EASY-BAKE OVEN

Posted at 08:28 PM on November 12, 2008 Comments comments (0)

Over the past 40 years there have been 11 EASY-BAKE Oven models. Since 1963, each revision reflected the colors and oven styles of their day. Here are some fun facts to tickle your EASY-BAKE I.Q.:

In 1963: America's first working toy oven, was turquoise and had a carrying handle and fake stove top. It was invented by designers at Kenner Products (now a division of Hasbro). In its first year, over 500,000 lucky kids talked their parents into spending $15.95. By its fifth birthday, the EASY-BAKE Oven was a household name.

In 1965: Hasbro introduces the Easy-Pop Corn Popper, Bubble gum set, Birthday Cake, Party set and Kid Dinners - these were mini TV-dinner-like trays partitioned into three sections to hold beef and macaroni, peas and carrots. I know, I know, (be still my stomach) but hey kids were eating their vegetables.

In 1968: General Mills creates very cool miniature boxed versions of its Betty Crocker products for the EASY-BAKE Oven. I still have some - unopened, of course.

In 1969: The Premier avocado green (which matched the shag carpet) EASY-BAKE Oven came out with more dials, a fake clock and even an oven hood.

In 1970: Avocado green was replaced by harvest gold (ah, the 70's) when the new Super duper EASY-BAKE Oven -- hit the market. It baked cakes up to twice as big as the original model and included a working 20-minute timer. 20 minutes? I thought it was 12. No wonder my cookies never crumbled.

In 1973: Since the world needed more snacks, The EASY-BAKE Potato Chip Maker makes the scene.

In 1978: The country's favorite oven goes high tech with an orange, white and brown Mini-Wave Oven that resembled a microwave. It also had a mock digital clock that always said 12:30. Mock my eye, if it constantly read 12:30, it looked just like the clock on my microwave? my TV, my coffeemaker?

In the 80's: The new EASY-BAKE Dual-Temp Oven let you bake treats on "high" or "low." And, once again got a fashion maker-over - like Mom's new appliances --- white was the new black.

In 1993: The EASY-BAKE Oven & new Snack Center (with a warming tray to melt toppings) was pretty in pink.

By 1997: With more than 16 million EASY-BAKE Ovens having been sold, the product line expands to include even more delectable edibles; Crème Pups Bake Set made little cake sandwiches, All My Love Chocolates kit made candy, Tiny Turnovers Bake Set made pastries. Also, EASY-BAKE crosses the T's and dots the I's with Kellogg's pop-tarts, M&M's, Dunkin' Donuts and Oreo Cookies? oh, stop drooling.

In 2003:  EASY-BAKE Oven turns 40 and introduces  the Real Meal Oven allowing kids to make full meals with their EASY-BAKE Oven including Macaroni & Cheese, Pizza and even French Fries.  Additionally, EASY-BAKE takes on a brand new modern look with the new updated Deluxe microwave style oven design.  

In 2007:  EASY-BAKE Oven goes back to the classic style with its EASY-BAKE Oven and Snack Center.


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