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Have a piece of Coco Chanel

Would you like to have a piece of Coco Chanel? Literally? That's right, you can have your very own scrumptious Coco Chanel Cake at Sugar & Spice, located at Shuwikh Co-op. I found it funny to see a cake named after a great fashion house. So does it taste as good as carrying a 2.55 Chanel Bag? Definitely! You can never go wrong with any of Sugar & Spice's cake. Sugar & Spice is my favourite place to get rich & mouthwatering desserts.

Coco Chanel Cake is a chocolate sponge cake filled with layers of white & chocolate cheese cake and decorated with white ganache. (YUM!). The medium size Coco Chanel cake costs KD 10 and the bigger size costs KD 12. For orders, call (+965) 4821483.

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Anonymous said…
Impressive =]
03 August, 2007
um-miT3ib said…
hala wala... bs ared leq8 im getting it ;p
03 August, 2007
Confashion said…
chinese eyes & um mit3ib
you have to to try it! It's amazing!
04 August, 2007
Anonymous said…
i love sugar & spice... their sticky date pudding .. YUMMY!
04 August, 2007
Confashion said…
4
you have to try their German chocolate cake. The icing is out of this world!
04 August, 2007
Anonymous said…
Yum.. Sponge cake with Cheesecake filling ... might bring for the family gathering ^_^
05 August, 2007
Men Who Do Cleavages said…
Yummie! the cake smells so nice from afar I can't seem to take my eyes off it. Do they say eating it, there's the remotest chance of Coco's fashion sense rubbing off on the person? If yes, I don't care about the 2K calories a slice of cheesecake is purported to have.
Pass me that Marilyn Monroe muffin and the Jackie O custard for afters.
05 August, 2007
Men Who Do Cleavages said…
Yummie! the cake smells so nice from afar I can't seem to take my eyes off it. Do they say eating it, there's the remotest chance of Coco's fashion sense rubbing off on the person? If yes, I don't care about the 2K calories a slice of cheesecake is purported to have.
Pass me that Marilyn Monroe muffin and the Jackie O custard for afters.
05 August, 2007
Confashion said…
Chroma-Trauma
Hope you'll like it ;)

jumping translocation
LOL! I would love to have a Fashion Bakery with all the desserts and cakes named after fashion houses and icons. I won't be in charge oif baking.. that's for sure! :P
05 August, 2007
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