Strawberry

Cakehead

£23.5

A Belgian white chocolate blondie with delicious strawberry jam swirled through it, topped with a Belgian white chocolate drizzle and freeze dried strawberry pieces and meringue pieces for added texture! Our blondie is made using only the finest Belgian white chocolate, with a generous swirl of delicious strawberry jam in each slice, which is then topped with a Belgian white chocolate, a sprinkling of freeze dried strawberry pieces for added colour and meringue pieces for added texture. It s perfect for your counter during the Spring and Summer months! Serve alone or with strawberries and crea

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