Cake decorations and supplies
Looking for retail places that sell cake decorations and supplies . Preferably in the West of the Island or Laval West of the 15 and open on weekends.
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re: rakeypakey
Not sure about the plateau, but Omer de Serres in Place Montreal Trust recently started carrying a few cake decorating basics. You will not find the variety you get at France Decor or Ares, but they do have all the basics.
If you are just looking for basic sprinkles and icing, you can get that at any larger grocery store.
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Does anyone know where I could buy or rent a Dolly Varden cake tine (or a metal pudding basin) downtown, or easily accessible by Metro?
I am also after a good selections of tips for cake decorating, specifically one to do rosettes. Again, any suggestions for downtown/Plateau at all? I thought Zellers would definitely have something but there was nothing!
Thank you!
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re: unlaced
La soupiere for tips.
If you only want rosette tips, most of the time you can find them at Winners in a small cake decorating set. Canadian Tire also has a small set of tips that includes tips for roses. Both places will be cheaper than la soupiere. If you are picky about size, call La soupiere (or any other self-respecting kitchen store) to check what they have or go to Ares or Vixit, they should have everything inlcuding the cake pan (for sale). Not sure who rents pans in montreal.
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Tzanet is my first stop when I search for baking supplies. I've picked up my cake pans, silpats, and piping tips from there. You have to dig to find the right sizes, but they have more selection than other restaurant supply stores. Up to 12" square and round and 12"x18" rectangular pans. When I can't find the right size, I go to Ares and spend the extra money.
France Decor (upstairs) has a great selection of cake decorations. It depends on what it is you are looking for.Tzanet
9600 Boulevard De l'Acadie
Montréal, QC
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Just a side note: France Decor is closed on Sundays and closes early on Saturdays (one o'clock if i'm not mistaken).
Also, Bulk Barn in Marche de L'ouest has a nice selection, and the Wilton fondant they sell is slightly cheaper then France Decor & Ares.
For supplies such as pans, baking sheets, boxes and bulk ingredients (flour, sugar, Barry cocoa, etc), there's the Provigo Entrepot in Chomedey, Laval on Cure-Labelle (in between Notre Dame & Souvenir I think.......) -
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France Décor Canada
290 boulevard Henri-Bourassa Ouest
Montreal, QC H3L 1N7, Canada
(514) 331-5028Ares
http://www.arescuisine.com/Three locations:
Ares Kitchen and Baking Supplies
2355-A Trans-Canada Highway
Pointe-Claire Quebec
Canada H9R 5Z5
Montreal local: (514) 695-5225
Fax: (514) 695-0756Ares Kitchen and Baking Supplies
1501 Boulevard des Promenades
St-Hubert, Quebec
Next to the Promenades St-Bruno
Tel: (450) 926-ARES (2737
)Montreal direct: (514) 905-0356
Fax: (450) 676-0342Ares Kitchen and Baking Supplies
Centre Laval
1550 blvd. Le Corbusier local 501
Laval Quebec
Canada H7S 1Y8
Montreal local: (450) 902-1030
Fax: (450) 902-1027›2 Replies


