Cheryl Day

I mean, I think the priority is definitely the priority is for it to taste good.

I mean, I think the priority is definitely the priority is for it to taste good.

So start there before you even move on to, you know, how you're going to decorate it and all of that.

So start there before you even move on to, you know, how you're going to decorate it and all of that.

Yeah, I'm pretty traditional is definitely do lean to classic flavors. I mean, I definitely like to play around with flavor and make each ingredient the best it can be. But I yeah, I'm a classic. I'm a classic cake kind of girl.

Yeah, I'm pretty traditional is definitely do lean to classic flavors. I mean, I definitely like to play around with flavor and make each ingredient the best it can be. But I yeah, I'm a classic. I'm a classic cake kind of girl.

Aw, thanks so much for having us. This was fun. Yes, thank you.

Aw, thanks so much for having us. This was fun. Yes, thank you.

22 years just at the bakery and then. you know, baking before that. And I mean, I am definitely, even now that the bakery's closed, I like to be really, you know, it's a way that I can be a part of my community. And I'm a cake lady, so I bake a lot of cakes.

22 years just at the bakery and then. you know, baking before that. And I mean, I am definitely, even now that the bakery's closed, I like to be really, you know, it's a way that I can be a part of my community. And I'm a cake lady, so I bake a lot of cakes.

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

Bronwyn, you want to go first? Because I may go long. I can go hard on this question.

Bronwyn, you want to go first? Because I may go long. I can go hard on this question.

Yeah, it's really big. And, you know, for me personally, in Black culture, cakes go back. I mean, it's a, you know, it's a way to tell stories. There's folklore and there's legend that go around the baking of cakes. And it has a lot of history tied to it. So cakes are really important in Black culture. And I think that does, you know, kind of go into Southern culture as well.

Yeah, it's really big. And, you know, for me personally, in Black culture, cakes go back. I mean, it's a, you know, it's a way to tell stories. There's folklore and there's legend that go around the baking of cakes. And it has a lot of history tied to it. So cakes are really important in Black culture. And I think that does, you know, kind of go into Southern culture as well.

I agree. And I think like a one bowl simple cake, like oil based, you know, all the great olive oil cakes that are out there. I just think those are so easy. And I think really, I mean, it's just to me, if it's especially those kind of cakes, to me, that's as easy as making a box cake. you know, and you know what you're putting in.

I agree. And I think like a one bowl simple cake, like oil based, you know, all the great olive oil cakes that are out there. I just think those are so easy. And I think really, I mean, it's just to me, if it's especially those kind of cakes, to me, that's as easy as making a box cake. you know, and you know what you're putting in.

I think the main thing is to like, you know, Bronwyn said, get everything together, miss everything out, be prepared. So you're not, you know, you're not making that cake for the first time for a big event. Sure. I mean, I think that's just, you know, That's just shooting yourself in the foot. That is not nice to you.

I think the main thing is to like, you know, Bronwyn said, get everything together, miss everything out, be prepared. So you're not, you know, you're not making that cake for the first time for a big event. Sure. I mean, I think that's just, you know, That's just shooting yourself in the foot. That is not nice to you.