Another sugarcraft showcase on Maison Cupcake – today it’s the turn of Konditor and Cook.
Konditor and Cook were my nemesis en route to work in my former life. I couldn’t pass their Holborn branch without buying one of their muffins for breakfast!
If I tell you Peggy Porschen previously decorated cakes at Konditor and Cook that gives you a clue to their style. They’re most well known for their individually iced fondant fancies which are showcased here amongst their 2014 Valentine’s collection.
A lot of love has gone into decorating these cakes so pull up a chair and eat with your eyes…
Red Letter Box – £35
15 signature Konditor and Cook hand-decorated Magic Cakes are presented in a luxury red letter box spelling out your Valentine’s wish, sure to put a twinkle in your recipient’s eyes.
Magic Cake Gift Box – £25
12 of Konditor and Cook’s signature petite lemon cakes, dipped in Valentine’s colours and hand-decorated with the loveliest of decorations, are presented in a purple gift box.
Valentine’s Cupcakes – £3.15 each / £12 for box of 4 / £18 for box of 6
Konditor and Cook signature Curly Whirly, Raspberry Chequer and wheat-free Mount Hazelnut cupcakes are joined by the bright and citrusy Lady Marmalade, all decorated with icing emblems of love.
Sweet Love Mini Heart Cake – £15
A lovely cake that’s a little naughty: pink and white vanilla sponges boozed up with a soak in brandy, filled and covered with apricot jam, brandy buttercream and a final layer of marzipan.
Mini Curly Whirly Cake – £15
Konditor and Cook’s legendary dark chocolate sponge cake with vanilla bean cream cheese frosting, piped with lacy heart swirls and baked to a size perfect for two to share or for the singletons having an indulgent night in.
Sweet Love Mini Heart Cake – £15
A lovely cake that’s a little naughty: pink and white vanilla sponges boozed up with a soak in brandy, filled and covered with apricot jam, brandy buttercream and a final layer of marzipan.
Treat Time Box – £10
A selection of 9 seasonal mini bakes: a Valentine’s Magic Cake with Passion Fruit Meringue Pies, Raspberry Fudglets and incredibly moist wheat-free white chocolate Mount Almonds and gianduja Mount Hazelnuts.
Branches of Konditor and Cook
Waterloo – 22 Cornwall Road, SE1 8TW
Borough Market – 10 Stoney Street, SE1 9AD
Holborn – 46 Grays Inn Road, WC1X 8LR
The Gherkin – 30 St Mary Axe, EC3A 8BF
Curzon Soho – Curzon Cinema, W1D 5DY
Photos supplied by Konditor and Cook
oooh wow. I used to live near the Holborn branch a long time ago and remember well the K and C!!these look so pretty but not too girly
Wow that is central. I remember some flats being built above Chancery Lane station and saying to husband “We should sell and move here instead” but never did. No doubt we’d have moved out by now with a family if we had.
They are still miles ahead of many of their competitors. I love them because they are so arty and creative and they always keep evolving and coming up with clever ideas.
I think they really have the fondant fancy nailed. And I like that they call them magic cakes!
I love these cakes from Konditor and Cook. The first valentines day I celebrated with Mr Glam I had a box of these biked to Watford! Aaah the days I had money! We also ordered these for our wedding. Lemony, witty and delightfully colourful. GG
Ah lovely, I hark back to Valentine’s Days past and say to husband “Why don’t you buy me jewellery anymore”!
Konditor & Cook for wedding cakes is very stylish 🙂
I’ve never heard of this brand before! Will pop in next time I visit Borough Market. Love the Mini Curly Whirly Cake – have pinned! Delicious treats 🙂
They’re a bit under the radar for some reason, very London centric. Their style is very distinctive and the bakeries are a delight.
awww how pretty are they! I HAVE come across Konditor and Cook. In fact I cross the road. Far too tempting for words!
I would so cross the road to look in Konditor & Cook’s window. Luckily the one in Holborn was right by a pelican crossing 😉