Thursday, 1 December 2011

It's the most mangiacake time of the year!



It’s December and that can only mean one thing: Caker Christmas is just around the corner!

For those of you familiar with this blog, you know that Christmas is what started the caker ball a’rollin’. If anyone wants to read about my annual party, click here.

While I’d like nothing more than to invite you all to my house to partake in the festivities, I only have so many plastic forks.

But that doesn’t mean you can’t join the fun. Throughout the month, I'll post caker holiday recipes, holiday crafts and tips about how you can throw your own Caker Christmas bash.

Grab your electrician’s tape, Santa toilet seat cover and green food colouring. It’s going to be the cakiest Christmas ever.
Posted by Brian Francis at 04:02
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7 comments:

  1. veg-o-matic1 December 2011 at 09:19

    Ooh, I am positively tingling with excitement! There's a possibility we will be hosting an Open House, so I'm in the market for new ideas.
    And if they happen to scare the guests, so much the better.

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  2. Brian Francis1 December 2011 at 19:30

    Veg-o-matic, hang onto your seat. You ain't seen nuthin' yet.

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  3. Tim McGregor1 December 2011 at 20:35

    I clicked back to the post about the original caker party and I think you just nailed down a vague but prescient cultural phenomenon. If no one has done it yet, I might file it off to Wikipedia as the defining source material for mangiacake.

    Quick question: We're going to my mom's for Christmas this year. What caker delight do you suggest for a Yuletide of over-processed "easy to make" feasting? I was thinking Mocha truffles, sprinkled with Nescafe crystals, if memory serves.

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  4. Brian Francis2 December 2011 at 04:06

    While I wouldn't want to deny your mom the pleasure of a Nescafe-sprinkled Mocha truffle (share the recipe if you can), I'd recommend you check out Monday's blog. Let's just say it's green, it's got corn flakes and your mom will never forget it.

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  5. veg-o-matic2 December 2011 at 08:00

    Oooh oooh--and little cinnamon candies, too?

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  6. yinzerella2 December 2011 at 10:54

    I love those weird little cinnamon candies.

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  7. Brian Francis2 December 2011 at 19:19

    Yinzerella & Veg-o-matic: I am fundamentally opposed to using those cinnamon candies at any time of the year other than Valentine's Day. Suffice to say, you won't be seeing them Monday. But you will see a tasty alternative.

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