The tomte cake

As I was scrolling through social media, a good friend posted photos of her girls making a Tomte cake photo below of the cute Hartzell girls.

The New Gingerbread house tradition everyone is falling in love with. Tomte the mischevious gnome accidentally falls into some cake batter and gets baked into a gingerbread house. Don't freak out, he's fine. It's a children's book! Legend has it that whoever finds Tomte in their cake has good luck for the rest of the Christmas season. Who will it be in your family?

The tomte cake

It's Christmas time on "Shark Tank," and that means all sorts of wintery treats are vying for attention from the show's titular batch of entrepreneurs. In the case of the Tomte Cake, it combines a new-fashioned reconception of the traditional gingerbread house with an old-fashioned Swedish tradition. The result is something easier for kids to eat and decorate, a house that's more likely to stay intact during the decorating process, a treat made of natural ingredients, and an overall product that's much less wasteful. In short, it is the perfect solution to a troublesome holiday problem that often plagues parents who find themselves elbow-deep in dough during the holiday season. Inspired by a friend's idea, she's created a special set of cake pans and a metal gnome that encourages kids to eat their own handiwork, king cake style. She's heading into the tank looking for financial support for her business, but she's been promoting the legend of the usually friendly yuletide elves known as Tomten since Time will tell if the sharks find her holiday-based pitch alluring, but until then, here's everything you need to know about the Tomte Cake. According to the official Tomte Cake website, Miranda Vaughn claims a conversation about gingerbread houses inspired her to create the Tomte Cake. Talking with a fellow mother about holiday traditions, they realized they loved making gingerbread cakes, but the mess and taste of the original product left them cold. They talked about how creating a mini cake pan might be a good idea instead of soldering together big chunks of gingerbread. The friend suggested that a picture book explaining the cake's purpose might be a good idea.

But it's never wise to mess with a tomte, who will do anything from playing a prank on an unsuspecting human victim to violently turning on the livestock they're supposed to protect if they feel insulted. Time will tell if the sharks find her holiday-based pitch alluring, the tomte cake, but until then, here's everything you need to know about the Tomte Cake.

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Many of us cherish various holiday traditions, with building a gingerbread house being a popular one. However, constructing a gingerbread house is no easy task. Ensuring the correct sizes for the house parts, assembling them properly, and making them taste good can be challenging. Despite these drawbacks, these traditions are an integral part of our holiday celebrations. Vaughn's The Tomte Cake offers a novel solution for gingerbread house construction. The Tomte Cake is a beautiful children's book featuring Tomte, a tiny sweet gnome who accidentally falls into some cake batter and gets baked into a gingerbread house. Rest assured, he comes out healthy and happy.

The tomte cake

Founded by a passionate entrepreneur who sought to bring a taste of Swedish heritage into American homes, The Tomte Cake promises a unique blend of flavor and tradition. The product itself, known for its distinctive almond base and cardamom seasoning, stands out in the competitive dessert market. Since its Shark Tank debut, The Tomte Cake has experienced heightened interest, with customers intrigued by its story and eager to experience its homely, artisanal charm.

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Leonard on February 2, I commented. Hekna on December 31, I commented. Talking with a fellow mother about holiday traditions, they realized they loved making gingerbread cakes, but the mess and taste of the original product left them cold. Lora on January 10, I commented. O'Leary seems skeptical, but Greiner sees the vision. ChicagoJen on January 13, I commented. GillB on December 13, I commented. The Tomte Cake appears to be a family affair for Miranda Vaughn. Time will tell if the sharks find her holiday-based pitch alluring, but until then, here's everything you need to know about the Tomte Cake. In an hour and a half , she wrote The Tomte Cake book and took a year to beautifully illustrate the title. The friend suggested that a picture book explaining the cake's purpose might be a good idea. Add Bookmark. The Tomte Cake is an original new children's book about a pocket sized gnome named Tomte who accidentally gets baked into a gingerbread cake!

The Tomte Cake is the creation of author and illustrator Miranda Vaughn. The concept originated around Christmas of when Vaughn was discussing favorite holiday traditions with a friend.

RSW on January 29, I commented. Legend has it that whoever finds Tomte in their cake has good luck for the rest of the Christmas season. And you know me — I am all about baking, cake and anything Nordic or Swedish. Save online recipes in one place Your cookbooks become searchable Your magazines become searchable Add personal recipes. Vaughn may have also been partially inspired by an old folktale. It's Christmas time on "Shark Tank," and that means all sorts of wintery treats are vying for attention from the show's titular batch of entrepreneurs. BarbaraAJ on January 13, I commented. Leonard on February 2, I commented. They sometimes even get viral spotlights of their own, extolling the virtues of the cake without speaking a single word. She's heading into the tank looking for financial support for her business, but she's been promoting the legend of the usually friendly yuletide elves known as Tomten since AmandaS on December 30, I commented.