Please help! Need Puerto Rican style B-Day cake...
...for my daughter's first b-day. I have heard of a lot of Domincan bakeries that do cakes around 17th ave between 20th and 36th st but no Puerto Rican bakeries. I know the difference is small, but it is different. I want the traditional dense moist cake that most in the island make using pineapple juice (or rum when for adults). I could go with one of the fancy ladies that do weddings, but I want something more authentic (and cheap). Any ideas of somewhere or maybe even somewhere I can call for a lead? THANKS!!!!
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Hello,
Im having the same issue its going to be my sons first birthday. Did you find anyone that does the cakes??? If you did can I please have the information.... Thanks
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re: dmrolon
yomyb
Jul 30, 2009 06:16 AM
Nope never found exactly what I am looking for....so I ended up ordering from Todo Dulces in South Miami. They did my wedding cake and the cakes are amazing. Vanilla Brandy cakes instead of vanilla rum, just as moist as the Puerto Rican cakes, but not quite the same. I even emailed a bunch of Puerto Rican clubs/groups in Miami and they recommended Edda's Cake Designs, which I am sorry but they do not cut it! did hear that El Jibarito supermarket on NW 2nd Ave may have leads...if you find someone please post...I'll do the same!
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re: yomyb
Hello,
I called them and no luck. They are cubans and they dont know anyone that does that type of cake. Im going to try Ila Bakery which I heard they kinda do that style. Or there is one by my house in Boca that is called Delicioso cakes and pastries that are puertorican. So If I have more info I will let you know.
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re: Alfred G
advisor_Girl
Apr 30, 2009 03:09 AM
yomyb>
Looked all day and found it in the LAST place I looked:
cakedanelia@yahoo.com 305-644-1221
AG
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