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Kid’s birthday cake collection

We’ll never forget obsessively turning the pages of our iconic cookbook to find the perfect cake, because it's not a birthday until there's cake.
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The Australian Women’s Weekly’s recipes have been a favourite for decades, and to hear the collective internet say it, none more so than the classic Children’s Birthday Cake Book of the ’80s.

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Tasty, impressive but most importantly, achievable, the cookbook had kids across the country pouring over the pages to pick out the perfect cake.

First published in 1980, The Australian Women’s Weekly Children’s Birthday Cake Book has been loved for generations. After all, who doesn’t have at least one memory of poring over the well-thumbed pages, trying to decide on this year’s birthday cake?

Since then we have continued to build on the classics and create more and more gorgeous cake creations to delight the birthday kid in your life.

Flip through our collection of classics and new creations to find your favourite. Your little ones will love them!

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fairy princess birthday cake
Quick & Easy
January 31, 2011

Fairy princess birthday cake

20cm (8-inch) round cardboard cake board10cm (4-inch) round cardboard cake board30cm (12-inch) round cake board10cm (4-inch) round cutter Use regular hundreds andthousands for a brighter,less pastel, cake. Note
By Women's Weekly Food
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