22/11/2021 22:39Does the voucher cover delivery costs? Or will the voucher only work on …Does the voucher cover delivery costs? Or will the voucher only work on the items?
only on the items
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Posted 22 November 2021
50% Off Gift Cards @ Cutter & Squidge Cakes
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I've only tasted the Cakes and they are amazing, all-natural bakery Cutter & Squidge are a family-run bakery.
100% VEGETARIAN
HALAL FRIENDLY
ALL NATURAL. London & Nationwide delivery. (Fees apply)
50% off gift cards from 22nd Nov - 29th Nov.
Buy a gift card and then place an order.
100% VEGETARIAN
HALAL FRIENDLY
ALL NATURAL. London & Nationwide delivery. (Fees apply)
50% off gift cards from 22nd Nov - 29th Nov.
Buy a gift card and then place an order.
More details at Community Updates
Nationwide delivery - additional £6
FAQs
- All Gift Vouchers are valid for 12 months from the day of purchase
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- Your voucher can be used multiple times until you have used up all the credit
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- Our regular C&S gift card can be used on cakes, biskies, all baked goods! Yes, wedding cakes too! They can't be used on purchasing other gift cards, shipping, or Potion Room tickets (we have special vouchers for that!)
Full Gift Voucher T&Cs
How to Redeem
- All Gift Vouchers are valid for 12 months from the day of purchase
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- Your voucher can be used multiple times until you have used up all the credit
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- Our regular C&S gift card can be used on cakes, biskies, all baked goods! Yes, wedding cakes too! They can't be used on purchasing other gift cards, shipping, or Potion Room tickets (we have special vouchers for that!)
Full Gift Voucher T&Cs
How to Redeem
Edited by a community support team member, 22 November 2021
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only on the itemsDelightful9122/11/2021 21:51
It's disingenuous to claim '100% VEGETARIAN', as cakes aren't ever made …It's disingenuous to claim '100% VEGETARIAN', as cakes aren't ever made with meat or fish..
They could be made with gelatin etc though.
Delightful9122/11/2021 21:51
It's disingenuous to claim '100% VEGETARIAN', as cakes aren't ever made …It's disingenuous to claim '100% VEGETARIAN', as cakes aren't ever made with meat or fish..
Well, no. But gelatine is used in icing, sweets and toppings, carmine is used for colouring, and even lard makes an occasional appearance. None of which are suitable for vegetarians.
Seems most cakes are local or London delivery only.
The great north south divide strikes again.
Love how you can order for them to be delivered on Christmas Eve.. It's a shame all the tastiest looking ones are London only though!
Delightful9122/11/2021 21:51
It's disingenuous to claim '100% VEGETARIAN', as cakes aren't ever made …It's disingenuous to claim '100% VEGETARIAN', as cakes aren't ever made with meat or fish
And eggs
The London only cakes have fresh ingredients and elaborate decorations. That's why they're local only, presumably they have their own delivery service for that to ensure safe passage. The other cakes don't have those fresh ingredients and are tightly packed so they can be offered further afield.. They come via DHL. (edited)
cactustictacs26/11/2021 23:00
Eh I don't think it's a "why aren't there any Waitroses up here" …Eh I don't think it's a "why aren't there any Waitroses up here" situation, it looks like a small business with one shop in London, and they have some cakes they can stick in the post. At a guess it's about how fragile they are, the London-only ones (which probably get couriered) tend to look pretty smooshable
That's right, they are a small family business, but they got so popular they've opened 1 or 2 more shops, all based in central London.
The "London" cakes are "hand" delivered by a courier. And postable "National" cakes are made of more sturdy sponges and delivered by a delivery company like DPD.
Also they have vegan cakes including cheesecakes!
So just buy the 50% off voucher. Then I can use that to perhaps buy a cake or something else?
Delightful9122/11/2021 21:51
It's disingenuous to claim '100% VEGETARIAN', as cakes aren't ever made …It's disingenuous to claim '100% VEGETARIAN', as cakes aren't ever made with meat or fish
No it’s not?
I’m a vegetarian and like the reassurance of seeing this statement on various food items. If it doesn’t have it then I’m unlikely to buy it.
Mobb_Deep26/11/2021 19:50
Oh strange I swear a Googled it and it was more But the whole state is …Oh strange I swear a Googled it and it was more But the whole state is 695,662 km² that's 5x bigger than England so still really big Point is North England/Close to Scotland's to London is not much difference in distance compared to other countries even though it maybe on the other side of the country we don't have much land so it's stupid there's such a divide and you could be waiting decades before you get a fast food location what's out of LondonIf they have stores in the North or delivery it the same I don't get why different icing means you can't get if you don't live in London. makes no sense so you can get a cake but if it's got pink icing and some sprinkles than you can't? Makes no sense
Eh I don't think it's a "why aren't there any Waitroses up here" situation, it looks like a small business with one shop in London, and they have some cakes they can stick in the post. At a guess it's about how fragile they are, the London-only ones (which probably get couriered) tend to look pretty smooshable- Afternoon tea for 2 for 32.50! Bargain
I ordered brownies from them and mixed dessert platter. I can honestly say the brownies were the best I have ever tasted. Plus their customer services is excellent
Thank you so much for sharing OP, I've wanted to try this place FOREVER but it was always out of my price range.- Stonking deal. Got a couple this year. Expensive but really nice cakes.
sam503522/11/2021 22:37
Anyone tried their afternoon tea at the soho branch? how was the …Anyone tried their afternoon tea at the soho branch? how was the experience?
I've bought the Hello Kitty afternoon tea, a couple of the cakes slices were a little too sweet for me but everything else amazing.
I did the Potion room afternoon tea and that was much better, really filling too. I overheard someone there saying the regular afternoon was even better!
Absolutely love their cakes and their cookies. Their salted caramel is heavenly!sam503523/11/2021 00:00
one concern I have is the London branch is currently closed
I received an email recently to say the Brewer st branch is open again. Give them a ring to check. (edited)
Not sure how the "100% natural ingredients" claim on every page stacks up against their ingredient lists. Plenty of stuff in there which I wouldn't expect to see on a "natural" product; emulsifiers, glazing agents, humectants, palm oils etc. Maybe technically natural but certainly wouldn't pass the "ingredients you'd have at home" test.Chocolate Sponge: OAT milk (OAT), apple juice: lemon puree: lemon juice and flesh, sugar, vegetable oil: rapeseed oil, vanilla bean, baking powder, bicarbonate of soda, salt, cocoa powder, sugar, WHEAT flour (GLUTEN); Salted Caramel: sugar, glucose, cream (MILK), butter (MILK), salt; Buttercream: dark chocolate: cocoa mass, sugar, fat-reduced cocoa powder, emulsifier, soy lecithin (SOYA), natural vanilla; sugar, butter (MILK), condensed milk (MILK): milk (MILK), sugar; cocoa powder; Milk chocolate: sugar, whole milk (MILK) powder, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, whey powder (MILK), emulsifier (SOYA lecithin), flavouring; Crispy Chocolate Balls: WHEAT Flour (GLUTEN), plain chocolate (sugar, cocoa mass, cocoa butter, emulsifier: soya lecithin (SOYA)), milk chocolate (sugar, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, skimmed milk (MILK) powder, milk (MILK) sugar, whey (MILK) powder, milk (MILK) fat, emulsifier: Soya Lecithin(SOYA)), white chocolate (sugar, cocoa butter, whole milk powder, skimmed milk powder, emulsifier: soya lecithin( SOYA); vanilla flavouring), rice flour, shea kernel oil, palm oil, sugar, whey (MILK) powder, salt, emulsifier: soya lecithin (SOYA), glycerol monostearate, sunflower lecithin; rapeseed oil, water, sodium bicarbonate; glazing agent (shellac, acacia gum) coconut oil, sucrose, honey; Fudge Pieces: sugar, sweetened condensed milk (MILK, sugar), glucose syrup, palm oil, butter oil (MILK), flavouring; Gold.
Thank you so much for posting this. You even get 50% off money vouchers! Heat!
cartzuk22/11/2021 21:29
Seems most cakes are local or London delivery only. The great north south …Seems most cakes are local or London delivery only. The great north south divide strikes again.
The South ≠ London
Shipping £15 for the north of Scotland😳 I get furniture delivered for less.
cartzuk22/11/2021 21:29
Seems most cakes are local or London delivery only. The great north south …Seems most cakes are local or London delivery only. The great north south divide strikes again.
Which makes no sense since Ingredients are the same ingredients and England is a tiny country so it makes no sense why we have so much divide for not only a couple hundred miles difference if not less which is nothing compared to Texas, as England on its own is much smaller than Houston, Texas (a city)
What's to stop them making the exact same cake in a different location a couple miles away? Nothing
Different colour icing and different toppings means they can't deliver it to the North? Makes no sense- if you are after great quality cake like really good, i advice a local shop greek pattiesserie (no website or online order i'm afraid) called wilton in southgate london.
cactustictacs26/11/2021 23:31
Oh that's cool, thanks! I did have a quick look at the cakes uh website, …Oh that's cool, thanks! I did have a quick look at the cakes uh website, and I saw they had a "Potions Shop" or something at the same location as the bakery (I'm guessing it's a cafe / tearoom)
Yes the bakery has seating to the back and the Potion room is a separate room downstairs.The_Pellstar26/11/2021 23:49
Can you use the voucher in store?
i messaged them on facebook, they said it can be used instore as well
🤤- Darn I was after a black forest gateaux but all sold out. Good deal though.
It's disingenuous to claim '100% VEGETARIAN', as cakes aren't ever made with meat or fish (edited)barkley8722/11/2021 21:55
They could be made with gelatin etc though.
Sorry, never thought of that.- Anyone tried their afternoon tea at the soho branch? how was the experience?
- Does the voucher cover delivery costs? Or will the voucher only work on the items?
sam503522/11/2021 22:37
Anyone tried their afternoon tea at the soho branch? how was the …Anyone tried their afternoon tea at the soho branch? how was the experience?
Was wondering the same thing, I'm in London in a few weeks, so tempting to go if it's goodE_Sel22/11/2021 23:19
So just buy the 50% off voucher. Then I can use that to perhaps buy a cake …So just buy the 50% off voucher. Then I can use that to perhaps buy a cake or something else?
Yes. It's basically half price on everything they sell. Seems a bit too good to be true if anything.hurley3122/11/2021 23:38
Yes. It's basically half price on everything they sell. Seems a bit too …Yes. It's basically half price on everything they sell. Seems a bit too good to be true if anything.
one concern I have is the London branch is currently closedE_Sel22/11/2021 23:19
So just buy the 50% off voucher. Then I can use that to perhaps buy a cake …So just buy the 50% off voucher. Then I can use that to perhaps buy a cake or something else?
Yes, I bought a voucher for the full price of the cake I wanted (delivery not included) paid half price, code was delivered instantly to my email, I then redeemed it against a cake instantly at checkout + paid £6 shipping.
Worth checking shipping costs by doing a practice run, as I noticed shipping goes all the way up to £12+ for some areas.- AuthorI ordered this cake in the picture last week for a birthday. It was really really nice, with little crunchy cookie pieces inside. It tasted like a naughty, posh fresh cream cake.
I was kept up to date with delivery times by text and it was packaged really well. It does say to leave the cake at room temperature for around 3 hours before eating, if you can wait that long. - can you use the gift card on delivery too?
Kamran199623/11/2021 22:20
can you use the gift card on delivery too?
No you have to pay that. (edited)Mobb_Deep23/11/2021 14:38
Which makes no sense since Ingredients are the same ingredients and …Which makes no sense since Ingredients are the same ingredients and England is a tiny country so it makes no sense why we have so much divide for not only a couple hundred miles difference if not less which is nothing compared to Texas, as England on its own is much smaller than Houston, Texas (a city)
I think you might be overestimating how big cities are a lil bit!
England: 130,279 km2
Houston: 1,740 km2
Houston's about the size of London fwiw. Texas is pretty big tho (edited)cactustictacs26/11/2021 15:37
I think you might be overestimating how big cities are a lil bit!England: …I think you might be overestimating how big cities are a lil bit!England: 130,279 km2Houston: 1,740 km2Houston's about the size of London fwiw. Texas is pretty big tho
Oh strange I swear a Googled it and it was more
But the whole state is 695,662 km² that's 5x bigger than England so still really big
Point is North England/Close to Scotland's to London is not much difference in distance compared to other countries even though it maybe on the other side of the country we don't have much land so it's stupid there's such a divide and you could be waiting decades before you get a fast food location what's out of London
If they have stores in the North or delivery it the same I don't get why different icing means you can't get if you don't live in London. makes no sense so you can get a cake but if it's got pink icing and some sprinkles than you can't? Makes no sense