Cake with hidden festive message to light up Deepavali celebrations


Using a Lemon Poppy Seed base, the bakery has created the “Light Diya Up Diwali Burn Away Reveal Designer Cake”.

Visual artistry and flavours are part of Deepavali, as Elevete Patisserie knows.

Its newest desserts are set to enhance the celebrations with flavour, style and a touch of magic.

Using its signature Lemon Poppy Seed base, the bakery in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, has created the “Light Diya Up Diwali Burn Away Reveal Designer Cake”.

Deepavali colours have been used to decorate the cake that has also been created with traditions in mind.

The patisserie promises that the magic truly begins when you light the cake’s diya-designed top which is made of paper.

As the paper burns away, a hidden message of “Happy Diwali” will be revealed in an edible image.

Whether as a gift or treat, the cake will add a touch of wonder to the celebration.

“Divine Diwali Bites” offers cake bites in four flavours; Salted Caramel Chocolate, Pandan Gula Melaka, Lemon Poppyseed and Ultimate Chocolate.“Divine Diwali Bites” offers cake bites in four flavours; Salted Caramel Chocolate, Pandan Gula Melaka, Lemon Poppyseed and Ultimate Chocolate.

The Elevete Patisserie Deepavali collection is available for purchase until Nov 3.

It is priced at RM200.

For those looking to share a variety of flavours, Elevete Patisserie introduces the “Divine Diwali Bites” — a gift-wrapped treat box that brings together a medley of its beloved Mix and Match Cake Bites in Deepavali-themed packaging.

The box features cake bites in four flavours; Salted Caramel Chocolate, Pandan Gula Melaka, Lemon Poppyseed and Ultimate Chocolate.

One box is priced at RM120.

To order, visit www.elevete.com.my/collections/diwali-2024

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