Vegas is all about celebrating, and Freed's Bakery makes it happen! In the front, it might look like a neighborhood bakery, but in their secret back room their artists make the most fun, outrageous and elaborate cakes in town -- including a giant Cadillac cake for the Viva Las Vegas rockabilly weekend, a stunt man's birthday cake illustrating a legendary record jump, and a cake celebrating a new school made out of books, chalkboards and lockers. With 58 years in the business, Freed's is known for their great flavors and amazing creativity, always sure to wow their guests and bring a sugary good side to Sin City that's never been seen before.
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On Monday, April 9, the most talked about show in Las Vegas, ABSINTHE at Caesars Palace will be featured on the season two premiere of Food Network's Vegas Cakes. The program will air in the Las Vegas area at 10 p.m. PDT on Food Network. Check local listings for showtimes in your area....
Vegas Cakes returns to Food Network for a new season of thirteen episodes premiering Monday, April 2nd at 10pm ET/PT. Freed's Bakery has been a local staple in Las Vegas for almost 60 years, showcasing their famous cakes and out-of-this-world edible masterpieces that so perfectly commemorate any typ...
Vegas Cakes returns to Food Network for a new season of thirteen episodes premiering Monday, April 2nd at 10pm ET/PT. Freed's Bakery has been a local staple in Las Vegas for almost 60 years, showcasing their famous cakes and out-of-this-world edible masterpieces that so perfectly commemorate any ...
Freed's Bakery in Las Vegas has been making magic happen for fifty-eight years with their famous cakes and Food Network reveals the creativity and skill that goes into these unique creations in the ten-episode series VEGAS CAKES....
Freed's Bakery in Las Vegas has been making magic happen for fifty-eight years with their famous cakes and Food Network reveals the creativity and skill that goes into these unique creations in the ten-episode series VEGAS CAKES....
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