Next Round + Wrap Up: Round 36 All you need is love Round

{Clockwise from top: Chocolate sable hearts by me, Chocolate hazelnut brownie by Karyn, Date and macadamia slice by Alice, and Banana cake with passionfruit icing by Karyn.}

Hello Bakers!

Here is the Wrap Up of all the gorgeous treats made by you for our All you need is love round! Thank you so much for all the deliciously beautiful baking you made.

Check out the post for the delicious pictures!

{Clockwise from top left: Chocolate hearts by Ceila, Cranberry biscuits by Anna, Vanilla chiffon cake by my mum Fiona and my mum with her vanilla cake}

{Clockwise from top left: Chocolate crunchie slice by Joy, Chocolate cake (allergy friendly) by Jo, Shortbread by Hayley, and Chocolate slice by Jo.}

{Clockwise from top left: Coconut loaves by Diana, Afghans by a lovely baker, Marshmallow slice by Janene and Chocolate chip biscuits by Jenny S.}

{Clockwise from top left: Chocolate and coconut crispy slice by Harlyna, Dutch slice by Mel, Rainbow meringues by Caroline, and Gorgeous cupcakes from Delish Cupcakes.}

{Left to right: Lemon Loaves by Donna, Dean of Delish Cupcakes, Double chocolate and raspberry cookies by a lovely baker who dropped off at the hospice}

{Left to right: Caramello cookies by Pip, Cheese muffins by Donna, Chocolate chip cookies by Mel.}

{Clockwise from top left: Rainbow meringue kisses by Caroline, Shortbread by a lovely baker who dropped off at the hospice, All your wonderful baking, and Triple chocolate brownie by Caroline.}

The Mercy Hospice also had this lovely message for the awesome bakers who baking went to Mercy:

On behalf of Mercy Hospice thankyou so much to the Baking Fairies who made a delivery on Sunday. The delights will be used on Tuesday and Wednesday for the patients who attend the day programme Opening Doors. And also for Patient and families in the Inpatient Unit. Thankyou  ALL for your continued support and kindness.

Love from a fellow Baker,

Julie

Julie Reid | Volunteer Manager

Next Round – Round 37 – Sun 4 October Garden Party Round!

Our next round is Sunday 4 October and it’s the Garden Party Round!

The St Peter’s Anglican Church are putting together a Garden Grandeur event in November with half of the proceeds going towards the North Shore Hospice and since it is finally spring time too it would be fun to have a Garden Party themed Round!

So think florals and butterflies, fresh spring veges and gorgeous new season fruits and berries.

In particular, for bakers dropping off baking to stops for the North Shore Hospice, they would love baked goods especially slices that are freezable that can be served at the Garden Grandeur event!

The drop off sites and times are below: (please check your email for more details)

9:00am-10:00am	Nessie – St   Johns	North Shore Hospice
9:00am – 10:00am	Margaret & Aimee –  Onehunga	Mercy Hospice
10:00am-11:30pm	Pavanie – Pakuranga	Totara Hospice South Auckland
9:30am – 10:30am	Diana – Newmarket	North Shore Hospice
11:15am – 12:15am	Phillippa – Albany	North Shore Hospice
11:30am – 12:30pm	Dean – Delish Cupcakes, Forrest Hill	North Shore Hospice
1:00pm- 1:15pm	*North Shore Hospice – 7 Shea Tce – Takapuna	North Shore Hospice
	* Please let me know if you are dropping off at the NS Hospice so I can make sure there are enough cake boxes for you. Thanks!!!

The event itself is on 21 – 22 November so if you wanted to do some baking and drop it off fresh before hand to the North Shore Hospice they would really appreciate that too! For more info on the event check out: check out http://takapunaanglican.co.nz/garden-grandeur/.

If you think you can bake this round please flick me an email to let me know:

1) If you are baking and what you think you might bake.

2) Where you think you will be dropping off the baking to.

3) How many cake boxes you guesstimate you will be needed.

Welcome

And last but not least a big welcome on board to Brenda, Charlotte, Jenna, Mary, Donna, Anne, Erin, Laura, Lydia, Lynda and Aimee. Thanks so much for getting in contact!

Thanks heaps wonderful bakers!

Nessie 🙂