Spring Fling and Bungo Bake-Off Success

This year’s Spring Fling, which hosted the first ever Bungo Bake-Off, was a great community success. Over 200 people made it along over the course of a beautiful morning to a packed Queens Park Baptist Church to enjoy a variety of craft stalls and consume a LOT of tea and cake.

The Bungo Bake-Off competition grabbed the imagination of budding bakers in the area and 13 cakes were entered. There was an array of wonderful cakes on offer and we really were amazed at the effort people made! Thanks so much to everyone who entered, though a special mention goes to the winners:

Sharon Schwepps (1st prize)

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Polly Le Grand (2nd prize)

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Alison Crystal (3rd prize)10418254_10153244275266735_1902092788938897553_n

Alexander Thomson (Children’s prize winner)12042709_10153244275476735_2561737577910276798_n

They won prizes kindly donated by Gusto and Relish, Locavore and Rock n Rollers.

With so many cakes in the competition and tonnes of home baking made for the Spring Fling, we were still left with a lot of sweet treats at the end of the event. Not wanting it to go to waste, all leftover cake and biscuits was donated to Oxton House Care Home in Marywood Square and Glasgow City Mission.

We’re already thinking how we can better the Spring Fling for next year and possibly expand upon that baking competition….

2 Comments

  1. Andrew Russell

    Maybe a larger venue, and provide a buggy park outside the hall?

    • Heather Alexander

      A larger venue is definitely under consideration (finding one is the challenge). Thanks for the idea about a buggy park – that’ll be discussed too.

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