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GBBO birthday party??

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DeliveredByKiki · 23/08/2017 23:18

DS will be 9 in October and wants a GBBO party....note not a THEMED party, he wants to actually do GBBO.

So I guess we could have 3 friends over, give everyone a recipe and ingredients and let them get on with it, then the 4 children can all judge each other? Decorate the house in British bunting, while cake/biscuits/whatever are cooking they can have the birthday tea (I dunno....cream tea themed?!)

If there's only 4 of them I think we can cope, we have two ovens so could do up to 6 maybe. Could get them all an apron or a baking set to take home....

Does this sound completely wanky?!?

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SpaceDinosaur · 01/09/2017 08:51

No.
I would LOVE this!!!

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TheNaze73 · 01/09/2017 08:53

Sounds great

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DeliveredByKiki · 02/09/2017 06:30

Really? Ok - was worried it was a bit pretentious and over the too

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MrsPringles · 02/09/2017 06:39

Can I come?

I'm 29 but have the baking ability of a 9 year old so I'll fit right in Grin

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shakemysilliesout · 02/09/2017 06:47

I would keep it really simple, like rice Krispie cakes with various optional toppings like, chic chips marshmallows etc, that way they will all make something delicious. Plus no egg everywhere .

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SandBlue · 02/09/2017 07:22

Sounds great. If you did muffin pizzas and then some cake or biscuit, that would also be the food sorted! My 8 yr old would love it.

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DeliveredByKiki · 03/09/2017 07:33

Oooooh making their own pizza dough for pizza as well as pud is a great idea!

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Chocolatecake12 · 03/09/2017 07:41

You could pre make a sponge cake for each of them to decorate for the showstopper and they could take that home.
Pizza dough with toppings is a great idea too xx

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NickMarlow · 03/09/2017 07:53

I did this with my kids club. Each group got basic ingredients and a recipe for fairy cakes, plus icing sugar. Then there were a whole lot of extras, they got to pick 3 each and had to decide what went in their cakes and what went on them. I may have gone slightly ott with "bakers, you have x mins before your cakes need to be in the oven" etc, but they loved it!

Cakes were judged on taste, appearance, and best overall.

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DeliveredByKiki · 03/09/2017 17:45

Nick that's great ot hear you've done this - how many children did you have?

chocolatecake I love the idea that they make pizza dough, then do a sweet bake of some description and the show stopper is decorating

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NickMarlow · 04/09/2017 20:35

I had about 15 kids (and 3 leaders as well as me!!!!) and they were in 3 groups. They made the cake mixture as a group, but decorated their own cakes individually. With less kids they could do their own cake mix too. It was a lot of fun, and the boys enjoyed it as much as the girls. I think the competitive element helped them take it seriously!!

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nibblingfingernails · 04/09/2017 21:19

I did something similar for my DD's birthday and they made cup cakes and then decorated them. They loved it!

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