Competition Time!!!!

Ok, the Cake Liberation Front is 1 in a few weeks time. To celebrate this and the fact it's MoFo and the theme is Outreach here's our competition.

To win a set of our brand new badges (7 in total!), a set of postcards and an apron just leave a comment saying what your favourite cake recipe is that you like to feed to non-vegans. The competition is open to entrants worldwide and a winner will be randomly picked at the end of the month. Good luck!

Comments

  1. Anonymous5 October 2011 at 19:50

    To be truthful, I don't think I've ever actually made a cake! But I make some killer muffins, which are kind of like cake, only smaller. They're chocolate-chip pumpkin muffins, adapted from a recipe that used to be on the PPK.

    Cool giveaway! Good luck to all!

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  2. Fanny5 October 2011 at 19:54

    I like to make a simple sacher torte. Everyone loves chocolate right?

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  3. Anonymous5 October 2011 at 20:13

    I've never had a successful vegan cake turn out but the french vanilla cupcakes from VCTOTW are amazing!!!!

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  4. All about... (vegan) food5 October 2011 at 21:08

    I've baking chocolate cake with chocolate ganache filling and frosting for years and it's always a success with everybody, including non-vegans. I've used different recipes along these years, but in the last three years I'm using the one from Vegan Cupcakes Take Over the World!

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  5. vegan.in.brighton5 October 2011 at 21:36

    I love the badges! As for my favourite vegan cake? That's a hard one! I thiiiink it has to be the Raspberry Blackout Cake from Vegan With A Vengeance. It's so decadent that people often have a hard time believing it's vegan!

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  6. Sally Kitten5 October 2011 at 23:00

    My favourite cake to feed people is my raw raspberry cheesecake. I gave some to mummy dearest and she had no idea it was raw, let alone vegan. She loved it! Hope your fantastic and happy mofo xx

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  7. x5 October 2011 at 23:13

    The badges look fun, I love the colours.

    I think my favourite cake are the Oreo cupcakes from VCTOTW all my omni friends love them!

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  8. Mandi6 October 2011 at 00:00

    I love to do cupcakes. I think my favorite are the VCTOTW green tea cuppies. A new favorite is a mango lassi cake that is all kinds of wonderful.

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  9. Kim6 October 2011 at 01:46

    My favorite cake to serve to non-vegans is the hazelnut cupcake recipe from Vegan Cupcakes Take Over the World made into a layer cake with chocolate ganache frosting. It's delicious!

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  10. Megan6 October 2011 at 05:08

    I always make Isa's Raspberry Blackout cake from VWaV if I want to impress non-vegans. It always wins fans.

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  11. Joyfulgirl4156 October 2011 at 05:21

    I also like the Raspberry Blackout cake. It's really just soooo good. I even made it for a friend's wedding.

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  12. Charlotte6 October 2011 at 06:39

    My favourite cake recipe for non vegans has to be anything pumpkin based at the moment, i made pumpking spice cupcakes and they went down a treat :)

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  13. Jen Treehugger6 October 2011 at 20:05

    I LOVE that flour power badge - I LOVE them all (I have a thing for badges, I might reveal my collection one day). My favourite cake recipe is the Sticky Toffee Pudding Cake recipe Vegan Bake Sale - man that cake is fricking AWESOME!! I make that for all my unvegan friends and they ALL rave about it, they're not just being polite either.
    :-)

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  14. Anonymous7 October 2011 at 02:14

    Definitely the Lemon Cake from How it all Vegan. It's a one bowl easy to make cake but so delicious and light. Even my omnivore father has devoured it and ranks it as one of his favourites and he didn't even know it was vegan! It's so lovely of you to offer prizes. Thank you also for commenting on my blog. I appreciate the connection & friendship. xox

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  15. Anonymous7 October 2011 at 17:15

    Raspberry Blackout Cake from Vegan With A Vengeance!

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  16. Anonymous9 October 2011 at 01:44

    VEGAN PANCAKES! Those are cakes right?

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  17. bitt10 October 2011 at 00:39

    mmm carrot cake was the last vegan cake i served to non vegans and they really liked it.

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  18. Sophie Millward Shoults10 October 2011 at 13:16

    My failsafe is an old-fashioned chocolate cake recipe (of wartime origins when eggs and dairy were scarce, I believe) that just uses oil, vinegar, baking powder and water to make it rise - and it's so easy to make too! You literally just bung everything in a bowl, mix it up and bake. Works every time, makes a massive cake and is brilliant filled with raspberry jam and topped with ganache. No one ever suspects.

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  19. SaraJane11 October 2011 at 23:03

    I make these chocolate and peanut butter cupcakes that everyone loses their mind over. (Chocolate cupcakes with peanutbutter frosting inside and on top with a bit of chocolate ganache on top of all of it.) That never fails to get the non-vegans thinking.

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  20. Lizzie Bordello12 October 2011 at 17:55

    Honestly, I am still searching for the perfect cake recipe. But, one of my standards is an old zucchini cake recipe that I veganized years ago - I usually make it into cupcakes for any potlucks, events, etc. It is super tasty, no one dares complain about the lack of eggs or anything, and it also makes a sneak attack of a serving of zucchini! :)

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  21. mikaila13 October 2011 at 14:52

    I love simple golden vanilla cakes with a fluffy buttercream and topped with whole fresh berries.

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  22. Louise14 October 2011 at 10:35

    I almost just said "Mac and Cheesecake!" having just eaten waayy too much mac and cheese. But no, that would be disgusting. I'm going to go with the classic key lime cheesecake. I guess a cheesecake is more like a pie than a cake, but it has the word 'cake' in it, no? Anyway, this recipe is super-yum: http://vegweb.com/index.php?topic=14375.10;wap2

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  23. Anonymous19 October 2011 at 19:48

    I can't lie, it's gotta be the fudgy wudgy blueberry brownies (the same as the ones I took to the last CLF meetup!)- first time I made them was to refuel a couple of dozen middle-aged and mostly male mountain bikers, none of whom were vegan but half of them got the recipe from me afterwards!

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  24. Tea and Sympatico19 October 2011 at 20:48

    Comment from Bella Cow via Cake Liberation Front facebook page
    "I'd make Bakewell Slice with proper ground almonds in it and loads of cherry jam, but I can't work out how to comment on your blog, so I'm saying it here."

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  25. Anonymous25 October 2011 at 21:51

    I have a go-to Brownie recipe featuring coffee that everyone loves. Lots of omnis have asked me for that recipe and are still begging me to bring those brownies to parties and such.

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