Imagine a newly single girl's excitement when a bouquet of flowers arrives at her door. Imagine the excitement when she realised the bouquet had cakes in it. Apparently, not all men are rubbish, because the lovely Mr Kipling decided to surprise me with this gorgeous 'bou-cake'. A stunning mix of baby and bright pink roses, with added exceedingly good cakes.
To celebrate Valentine's Day (whether you love it or hate it like me), Mr Kipling has added an extra dollop of love into his cakes with his limited special edition range of cakes. The packaging certainly does the talking with its bright pink striped boxes with the cutest play on titles.
From 'You're The Apple of My Eye' (apple pies), 'Love You Cherry Much' (cherry bake wells) and 'In A Whirl Over You' (viennese whirls); the range is certainly guaranteed to put a smile on anyone's face.
If it's the bou-cake you're after, then you can buy it directly from this florist for £30... and it even comes with a box of the limited edition Mr Kipling cakes!
However, Mr Kipling is feeling very generous and is offering one lucky reader of my blog to WIN a bou-cake like above and a selection of cakes too! To be in with the chance of winning, just fill out the form below. This giveaway will end on 15th February and the winner will be announced on my Twitter! Best of luck!
entered of course! I love mr kipling
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I love Mr Kipling cakes, the bouquet is brilliant!
ReplyDeleteEntered please pick me, please pick me lol. I love Valentines and love cakes so this is a fabulous prize. The flowers are absolutely stunning and the cake names made me smile x
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful surprise that would be to find at your doorstep! Not sure if this is an international giveaway but I entered anyway! haha
ReplyDeleteRenee | Life After Lux
Nothing better than a bouquet of cake!!! :) x
ReplyDeleteHolly ∣ Closingwinter
Just entered - that bouquet is bloody impressive!!
ReplyDeleteHannatalks
Best giveaway I've seen this year! Thanks :)
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First is to think of who's in charge of bringing the celebrant in the event. This person is in charge of getting the guest of honor into the party.Großer TeddyBär
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