They're a fun and easy way to make your dessert look like it came straight from the kitchen. You can even use them for other things, such as Christenings, baby celebrations, congratulations parties and birthday parties!

Looking at the drip cake gallery, you will be able to create any kind of drip cake you want - whether that is with chocolate ganache or whipped cream. Leave the patience and creativity to us!

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" I had a look at the cake’s gallery, never before having seen such a treat. I was instantly overwhelmed with all the flavours, frostings, and toppings to choose from. I had no idea how many people were going to be at my party so I ended up ordering an assortment of cupcakes that would please everyone's tastes. There was chocolate, vanilla bean with whipped cream icing, strawberry shortcake (my favourite), red velvet cake with cream cheese frosting on top of the cake, carrot cake topped off with the white chocolate drip, and fresh strawberries... it went on and on! And you know what? It turned out absolutely delicious!"

"I don't know much about baking and wanted a recipe for a drip cake for my daughter's birthday party. It needs to feed about 20 people." "The app I was on said - Ok! This is an easy thing to do. The recipe said - All you need is white frosting, pink frosting in one tub, semi-sweet chocolate chips and a few other ingredients you can use for the perfect drip cake "Great! Thanks so much! But NO!" I thought and called Mandy knowing that she can customise and bake it for me, never looked back and have been ordering for years now."

"I was so excited to be able to save money by buying ingredients and baking a cake myself. But when it was finished, it was dry with little taste at all. The cake looked like it had been made from a mix with frosting that was too sweet for my taste buds. That was true. That is when I ordered my cake from Cakes Johannesburg."

"What are you looking for?" the man on the phone asked me. "I need to order a cake," I said, trying not to stutter. He chuckled and scrolled on his phone, where they seemed to keep all their drip cakes pictures that they had baked before. He sent a dozen pictures that looked like they would serve about 20 people-"These are our most popular drip cakes." I nodded (as if he could see me). It was not too expensive either-not even half of what I had budgeted for it! "Great!" I said and never searched for another baker in town.

"I was on this app and it said “Let me show you how "Chocolate cake"! Start by lining your pan with wax paper, overhanging the sides so it creates a little lip on both sides of your oven dish. Pour milk and sprinkles (or any other ingredient) evenly over one side of the wax paper-lined pan. Then something about 3 tbsp heavy whipping cream then pour…” They had me lost at the wax paper. I then called Mandy from Cakes Johannesburg and have been ordering my chocolate cake for three years from her. Highly recommended."