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Anonymous
| If you need to serve a large group, Costco's cakes are quite tasty. |
Anonymous
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I think they are terrible.
Les Delices on Gude Drive in Rockville does out-of-this-world cakes. We got our wedding cake from there as well as our son's baptism cake. Fantastic! |
Anonymous
| I HATE Costco cakes. But some people love 'em. Get the kind YOU like -- you may be stuck with the leftovers! |
Anonymous
I just bought the cappucino cake for my husband. The creme is about 95 percent butter. That's about 2 inches of butter in each slice. I will send Whole Foods a letter now. |
Anonymous
| Whole Foods Black and White cake is super delish! Available at Kentlands location, not available at Rockville. Their bakeries vary depending on the stores. |
Anonymous
| Giant on arlington rd in bethesda makes great cakes. agree with pp about whole foods cakes. |
Anonymous
| Disgusting. Bake your own. |
Anonymous
| I actually really like the strawberries and cream cake. But I LOVE BUTTERcream frosting (as in, mostly butter) |
Anonymous
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I think the WF bakeries suck in general. I've never had anything that was that great, and stuff costs much more than Giant or Safeway, whose stuff is much better - even the bread.
If you need a cake for a large number of people, Costco is great. Cheap and good! |
Anonymous
| Pear tart, my favorite! |
Anonymous
| I don't know how you can compare cakes from Safeway/Giant to cakes from Whole Foods. Blaaa. Whole Foods for cakes all the way! |
Anonymous
| The WF cakes, etc. are...ok but nothing fantastic. |
Anonymous
Really?? I live practically next door. I'll stop in there this weekend! I always drive by, but have never stopped in. |