Lemon Bakewell

Cakehead

£23.5

A quality take on a classic, with shortbread, a layer of sweet lemon curd and a layer of frangipane finished with blobs of lemon curd, slivered almonds and flaked almonds. This is then finished with a light dusting of sweet snow. Our Lemon Bakewell traycake has an all butter base with almond and butter frangipane with pools of lemon curd, delivering a deliciously moist treat. It is then finished with toasted almonds and gentle dusting of sweet snow. It s important to have a variety of colours and shapes on display to entice your customers to buy Each Lemon Bakewell traybake is pre-portioned in

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