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Chelsea Clinton and Gluten-Free Wedding Cakes






Hello my fellow readers!  I hope you had a blissful weekend!  It's beautiful out, it's summertime...who could ask for anything more?  How about some juicy gossip to go with that Sunday Post of yours?  For those of you who haven't heard Chelsea Clinton's wedding cake was gluten-free!  The Sunday Post outlined a description of the Clinton wedding along with a great selection of pictures, courtesy of the Clinton family only after the wedding had taken place. 

Chelsea has been a vegan since her mid-teens and is known to have a gluten-allergy.  Her amazing wedding cake was vegan and gluten-free made and designed by La Tulipe Desserts
It's wonderful to know that your special day can be filled with gluten-free goodness.  Have your Gluten-Free cake and eat it too!  Now you can, and it doesn't have to be bland and your guests will not even notice the lack of wheat!  There are tons of bakers and chefs out there willing and ready to cook and bake gluten-free for just for you!

Other bakers that will create spectacular GF wedding cakes for your special day are:

Lulu's Bakery located in Scarsdale, NY


Macaron Cafe Wedding located in NYC

Baby Cakes located in NYC and L.A.


Pink Cake Box Bakery located in N.J. but serves many states with their gorgeous cakes!

She Takes The Cake located in Central NY and serves the Syracuse, Hamilton and surrounding Central NY areas.

Wild Earth Cafe and Bakery located in Canada (Toronto)

Black Hound Bakery located in NY


Enjoy!

xoxo Julie
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  1. Jehan al Noor8/04/2010

    In Portland, OR our favorite go-to bakery for Vegan and GF cakes that rock is Piece of Cake http://www.pieceofcakebakery.net/home/index.php is their URL. They are AWESOME!

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  2. Julie Rosenthal8/04/2010

    So good to know!!

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