Dog sugar sculpture in Metro London Newspaper



Erfurt Germany 2008, my first gold medal in the Culinary Olympics.

As the Metro reported back home, it wasn't just one medal, but two, proving pastry dreams sometimes have the sweetest endings.

My sugar sculpture of Queen Elizabeth I, landed me a proud silver medal too.

As the Metro reported back home, it wasn't just one medal, but two, proving pastry dreams sometimes have the sweetest endings.

But the real icing on the cake? The moment of discovery. Still in Germany, my phone buzzed. A friend texted, "Check Metro, page 3!" Click, click, and there it was: "Culinary Olympic Success!" My heart skipped a beat. Then, pure joy. In the Metro's words, I just wanted to "say thank you to all of my friends for your generous support."

Read the article online: Dog cake wins Olympic gold for Britain

It's not just about the medals (though they're pretty shiny!). It's the community cheering you on, the friends celebrating your wins, the support that fuels your passion. This victory is ours, a testament to dedication and the power of a good cheer squad.

Now, spill the tea! What do you think of my Olympic adventure? What inspires you to chase your dreams? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

P.S. Want to see my award-winning creations in all their sugary glory? Check out the photos on my website! And if you're curious about my other culinary escapades, follow me on social media !





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