Win An Amazon Kindle Fire In Instructable’s Holiday Baking Contest!

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Do you have a holiday baking recipe that is unique as it is delicious, along with the ability to teach anyone how to make it themselves? Then you’ve got a shot at winning a whole bunch of sweet treats from Instructable’s Holiday Baking Contest.

Sharknado Cake!
Instructables is hoping to find and reward up to 18 bakers for their amazing baked creations as well as their helpful step by step photo or video guides as voted upon by the Instructable judges and community. This contest could go either way between baked treats that have a classic delicious appearance and visually creative entries like the “Sharknado Cake!” and the “Horse Cake.” That said, if someone makes a gluten free lemon flavored triceratops cake, you’ve got our support!

Horse Cake
The single grand prize winner for the King of Cakes earns a Kindle Fire HDX 7" tablet, Tetris cookie cutters, an adjustable rolling pin, camera cookie cutters and an Instructables prize pack featuring a whole bunch of cool goodies. Note that five first prize and 12 runner ups also walk away from the cookie jar with some great stuff too! With only 40 entries in the running as I write, the contest is preheating up, but once you enter your awesome dessert, you’ll have your cake and eat it too! Click here to enter your prized pasteries into Instructable’s Baking Contest, and make sure that you enter before the December 30th, 2013 deadline! Good luck, creative bakers!

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