Covent Garden Giant Cupcake

It was a success, after 50 hrs of work, 50 kgs icing sugar and 10 kgs of butter and 12 massive slab of sponge cakes. I have just completed the giant cupcake for Covent Garden Real Food Market in London

Press coverage here

Giant London West End Cake

Metro Picture of the day



Architecture that's in very good taste
It's an architect's dream and hopefully to everyone's taste – the world's biggest spongescraper.
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Property Week




The world's biggest Spongescraper – a 5 foot by 5 foot cake of London - was revealed in London’s West End today. Cake maker Michelle Wibowo has designed a cake to replicate a birds-eye-view of London’s West End. The cake has been made to celebrate 1,415 birthday years being marked by over 15 well-known West End retailers this year... read more

Virgin Media


A commuter tucks into the world's largest Spongescraper, which was unveiled in London's West End. read more

Featured in Bridal Wave

Bridalwave has recently featured one of my wedding cake topper on their site.

About Bridalwave:
Bridalwave is the all-singing, all-dancing blog for brides and weddings. It takes a fun and quirky look at the best of bridal fashion, including gowns, shoes and accessories, groomwear, venues, jewellery, stationery, beauty, flowers, and cakes. Regular features include: ‘Gown of the day’; ‘Frock Horror’; a regular ‘Yay or Nay’ slot where readers offer their own opinions; ‘Wedding Know-how’, and competitions.

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Baby Cake in Heatworld magazine

Heatworld magazine April edition has a snapshot of my baby cake.

Fat sculpture featured on Environment Times

My work has been featured on Environment Times website. The 'works in fat' competition helt at Birmingham's NEC is being sponsored by Anglian Water as part of a campaign to raise awareness about potential pollution caused by the incorrect disposal of waste fats, oils and grease in sewers.

Quoted fromt the site:

“Pollution which results from blockages in the sewer can be devastating for the environment. It is therefore important we do all we can to raise awareness about the issues. The Works in Fat competition is a wonderful way to promote artistic and creative flair whilst also drawing attention to a potentially very serious problem for communities."

Dog sugar sculpture in Metro London Newspaper

I was still in Germany when a friend of mine send me a text message saying "have you check out today's metro ?" I quickly went online and found out an article about the culinary Olympic success on page 3. I just want to say thank you to all of my friends for your generous support.