Bake Me A Wish Review & Giveaway!

*This giveaway has ended.

I had the pleasure of receiving a Bake Me A Wish! cake a few days ago.

What exactly is Bake Me A Wish! you may be wondering? It is only the yummiest cake company I have had in a long time. My mom was down for a visit, and my sister and her family decided to stop by for a spontaneous visit.

I was so glad that my Bake Me A Wish! cake had just arrived. I was thrilled to be able to share this special treat with everyone.

Bake Me A Wish has a nice variety of Gourmet Cakes to chose from. These are the same cakes that can be found in some of New York City's finest restaurants.

Some of the cakes they bake include:

Cookies and Cream Cake
Boston Cream Cake
S'more Brownie Cake
Chocolate Mousse Torte Cake
Tiramisu Classico Cake
Strawberry Shortcake
Vanilla Bean Cake
Red Velvet Chocolate Cake

The one I had was Triple Chocolate Enrobed Brownie Cake. YUM!
You can have an imported Belgium chocolate plaque added to your cake. The plaques say things like:

"Thanks"
"Happy Birthday"
"Best Wishes"

While their cakes are amazing, there is something even more special about this company.

They have come up with Operation: Birthday Cake

"...a goodwill program launched by Bake Me A Wish! to provide gourmet cakes to our troops overseas! Since soldiers often miss out on a traditional American birthday party, Bake Me A Wish! found a way to have that birthday experience - to still feel remembered and valued."


I love this idea. Basically there are three ways this works.

1. Send a birthday cake to a soldier you know.
2. Purchase a Freedom Cake and Bake Me A Wish! will donate one to a soldier.
3. Buy a cake and enjoy it knowing that 5% goes to Operation: Birthday Cake.

You can read some of the soldiers responses about getting an Operation: Birthday Cake.

Now for the good news! You can win won for your family! I am giving away one Bake Me A Wish! cake. Just leave me a comment telling one of your favorite birthday memories. Then fill out the entry form below.

This contest ends on July 19th and is open to residents of the US only.