Want Cake? Get A Taste From 5 Micro Bakers Sunday At Color Club

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Color Club will host the Cake Friends event on Sunday, featuring unique desserts from five local micro bakers. Tickets, priced at $30, include three cake slices and beverages. Organizer Ellissa MacArthur, a trained pastry chef, seeks to foster a community for bakers who often operate as hobbyists. Many participants, like Maura Ford of 1_800_Cakes, have transitioned from traditional culinary jobs to pursue their passion for baking. Miriam Rodriguez focuses on seasonal ingredients, aiming for a nostalgic yet artisanal approach to her cakes.

The event allows bakers to showcase their individual styles and connect with fans in person. Micro bakers often lack the resources of larger bakeries but demonstrate significant dedication to their craft. This gathering reflects a growing demand for local food experiences in Chicago.

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