Product Description

Contains about 20 cakes featuring the most well-known and best-loved Warner Bros cartoon characters such as The Flintstones, Scoobi Doo, Tom and Jerry and, of course, Bugs Bunny. The cakes cater to a mix of skill levels, ranging from the beginner to the more expert. Debbie Brown's unique style of cake decorating and sugarcraft brings life to the famous Warner characters.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #15284 in Books
• Published on: 2001-11-05
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Hardcover
• 96 pages

Customer Reviews

Debbie Brown strikes again.
This colourful eye catching book is an amazing step by step guide to creating cakes as professionally as the author. She uses simple language and easy to follow instructions guiding you all the way to an end result to be proud of. The cartoon characters appeal to all ages and to be able to eat them too is a bonus! A thoroughly inspiring book that I'm sure I will be using over and over again. Excellent. Thankyou Debbie Brown.

Fantastic just as good as Debbie Browns other books
This book is great if you have never made any cakes by Debbie brown then try this book, not just for children but adults will love them too. I have all of the books Debbie Brown has written on cake making and they are BRILLIANT

a fantastic "must have" book
This latest book by Debbie Brown is her best yet.I have all her books and all are fantastically well written,but this is even better.
Although probably best suited to the more experienced cake decorator,Debbie gives hints and tips on how the less experienced cake decorator can still achieve fantastic results.
Each project is given very clear and concise step by step instuctions which are easy to follow,with very clear pictures showing how some of the trickier bits are put together.
The attention to detail is brilliant and are so life like they look too good to cut into.
The book covers a wide range of Warner Brother characters (18 in total) from Tom and Jerry to Dexter's laboratory,and they would appeal to the small child through to any adult who is young at heart.
The only problem is choosing which one to do first.