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Delcie's

  • Vegan options
  • Gluten-free options
  • Diabetic-friendly options
  • Baby-friendly options
  • Soy-free, dairy-free, egg-free, nut-free options

Delcie’s is great if you’re looking for an allergy-friendly cake. They cater to sensitive diets and have options that are free from gluten, dairy, soy and eggs. For those with nut allergies, they offer special processing to reduce the risk of cross-contamination at an extra cost of $10. They also cater for special diets such as those on a vegan, diabetic or keto diet.

At Delcie’s, their bakes do not contain any chemicals, emulsifier, stabiliser or whey protein.

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Image credit: Delcie’s | GF Blue Forest Cake
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Image credit: Delcie’s | GF Red Forest Cake

Other than whole cakes, they also do cupcakes, cookies and macarons that are gluten-free and vegan as well.

Address: 34 Whampoa W, #01-83, Singapore 330034 – Map

Website: https://delcies.com/

Which cake to buy: GF Blue Forest, GF Red Forest

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02.

Chateraise

  • Gluten, dairy and egg-free options

Yup you saw right! Chateraise has an allergy-friendly cake that you can eat ๐Ÿคฉ

They have a wheat, dairy and egg-free version of their legendary strawberry cream cake ๐Ÿฐ๐Ÿ“ This cake uses soy cream instead of milk, and rice flour instead of wheat flour. All cakes are also allergy-tested before shipment to ensure that its safe for those who may be allergic.

Please note that the cake contains gelatin and is hence not plant-based or vegan.

This cake is sold frozen, so it will require 1 to 1.5 hours of thawing before serving. Strawberries will also be packed separately to avoid cross-contamination, so you will need to arrange them on the cake yourself.

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Image credit: Chateraise | Allergy free soy milk fresh cream whole cake
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Image credit: Chateraise | Slice of allergy free soy milk fresh cream cake

If you do not want to purchase a whole cake but just require a slice, they also sell an allergy-friendly shortcake by the slice. Similarly, it is sold frozen and will require some thawing before serving.

They have many outlets located all over Singapore so its pretty convenient to preorder online and arrange for a pick-up at any of their locations.

34 locations in Singapore

Website: Chateraise sg

Which cake to buy: Allergy free soy milk fresh cream (15cm whole cake), Allergy free soy milk fresh cream cake (slice)ย 

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03.

The Clean Addicts

  • Plant-based
  • Gluten-free options
  • Nut-free options
  • Soy-free options
  • Diabetic-friendly options

The cakes from The Clean Addicts are one of the first gluten-free, plant-based cakes I’ve tried and remain one of my favourite cakes to date.

They make healthy cakes from whole food ingredients, and are free from artificial flavourings, colourings, preservatives or refined flours. All of their cakes do not contain any eggs or dairy, and most can be customised to be gluten-free for an additional fee.

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Flourless cocoa vegan fudge cake
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Seasonal offering – Earl grey christmas log cake

Their cakes are generally all on the denser side texture-wise, since they use ingredients like beans and dense flours like oat and glutinous rice flour. So this place is great for those who love a rich and decadent cake. Their chocolate cakes also leanย  very dark, great for any dark chocolate lovers.

They also sell muffins should you prefer to get them instead of a whole cake. Do also keep a lookout for their Christmas cake offerings. I’ve bought their log cakes twice and they are absolutely divine ๐Ÿ˜

For vegans or anyone allergic to dairy, please note that the chocolate they use may contain traces of dairy.

Address: 183 Jln Pelikat, Lobby 3, Singapore 537643 – Map

Website: The Clean Addicts

Which cake to buy: All cakes can be customised to be gluten-free. Flourless cocoa vegan fudge cakeย and Vegan double chocolate mochi cake are my top recommendations

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04.

Kind Kones

  • Vegan ice creamery
  • Gluten-free options

Kind Kones serves all-natural ice cream and desserts that are plant-based and free from any preservatives and artificial additives like emulsifiers or stabilisers. Their products are flavoured naturally from simple, whole food ingredients, so nothing fake here in any of their products.

For celebratory cakes, they used to offer ice cream cakes as well as their Dark Chocolate Ganache cake as whole cake options, but not anymore. Currently, the only whole cake options are their Flourless Sweet Potato Brownie, and the Midnight Grand Chocolate Cake from Roa.

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Image credit: Kind Kones | 9″ flourless sweet potato brownie
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Slice of sweet potato brownie. Ganache looks wet due to uneven heating in microwave.

Their brownies are really delicious, with a deep chocolatey flavour and fudgey texture. The brownie itself is not too sweet, and complements the ganache layer really well.ย  It also tastes really good heated up, enjoyed together with ice cream. So if you intend to order this, do add some ice cream to your order, you won’t regret it!

Should you prefer to get individual cake slices or muffins, they also have options from their own house-made selection, or from brands like Locaba or Roa.

5 locations in Singapore

Website:ย  Kind Kones

Which cake to buy: 9″ Flourless Sweet Potato Brownie

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05.

Sweedy

  • Vegan option
  • Gluten-free option

Sweedy is a patisserie that specialises in making Fatcarons (extra fat macarons ๐Ÿ˜„) and durian cakes. They have a fabulous vegan Mao Shan Wang Mousse cake that can be requested to be done gluten-free! Sadly, that is the only item on the menu that is gluten-free and vegan. The Fatcarons cannot be done vegan or gluten-free ๐Ÿฅฒ

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Image credit: Sweedy | MSW Durian Mousse Cake
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Image credit: Sweedy | Slice of MSW Durian Mousse Cake

I have bought this durian mousse cake twice and I must say that it is very good. It has passed the judgement of my non-vegan and gluten-free friends and family, whom have all exclaimed how surprised they were on how good it was.

The cream is delightfully light and fluffy, the cake layer is tender and not dry, and the durian puree has lots of good chunky pieces of durian bites which is very satisfying.

Address: 377 Hougang St. 32, #01-32, Singapore 530377 – Map

Website: Sweedy Patisserie

Which cake to buy: MSW Mousse Cake
For GF and Vegan request, please Whatsappย  94368160 to make your order.

06.

ROA

  • Plant-based
  • Gluten, soy, eggs, dairy and nut-free

ROA specialises in decadent dark chocolate cakes that looks every bit Instagram-worthy. All their cakes are immaculately frosted and decorated with an aesthetic eye. Their Floral Grand Dark Chocolate Cake especially, with its delicately hand-piped flowers, is sure to captivate with its elegance and beauty ๐Ÿ’

Their cakes are made without any animal products and are allergy-friendly. However for vegans and those with a dairy allergy, please take note that the chocolate they use may contain traces of dairy as they are manufactured in a facility that handles other dairy chocolates.

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Image credit: ROA | Chocolat Gateaux Mousse Cake
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Floral Grand Dark Chocolate Cake
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Midnight Petit Classique Dark Chocolate Cupcakes
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Grand Dark Chocolate Cake
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Image credit: ROA | Cross-section of Grand Dark Chocolate Cake

My cake recommendations from ROA would be their Chocolat Gateaux Mousse Cake. This might be unpopular opinion but I like it better than the Grand Dark Chocolate cake that they’re famous for. They do an excellent ganache that is rich and smooth, but the cake itselfย  is just a tad too dry and bitter for my liking.

The Gateaux Mousse cake on the other hand, has a chocolate mousse that is dark, creamy and velvety, layered with ganache, a light chocolate sponge and an addictive crunchy chocolate base layer that reminds me of feuilletine in French desserts ๐Ÿ˜

Both of their cakes also come in cupcake and mini cupcake forms should you prefer that instead. Very handy for catering for different kinds of celebrations.

Website: ROA

Which cake to buy: Chocolat Gateaux Mousse Cake

07.

Oatberry

  • Gluten-free and Vegan Cafe
  • Soy-free
  • Peanut and nut-free options

Oatberry is a vegan and allergy-friendly cafe, catering for people with allergies such as those from gluten, eggs, soy, dairy, peanuts and nuts.

They serve up healthy snacks and cafe food such as waffles, toast, acai and granola bowls, and baked goods like muffins and brownies.

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Image credit: Oatberry | Acai Celebration Cake

For celebratory cakes, they have an Acai Celebration Cake that is a hybrid between an acai cup and a fruit tart! Made up of a tart base topped with organic acai and an assortment of tropical fruits, this “cake” is definitely one for an acai lover ๐Ÿฅ๐Ÿ“

The cake is sold frozen, so will require about 15-30 minutes of thawing before it can be served. It also comes with complimentary chia pudding, granola and macadamia nut butter to be enjoyed together.

Address: 6 Scotts Road, B1-K1, Scotts Square, SG 228209 – Map

Website: Oatberry

Which cake to buy: Acai Celebration Cake

08.

25Grams Bakery

  • Vegan options
  • Gluten-free options

25Grams Bakery is a bespoke cake shop that does customised cakes and cupcakes. Their interesting name arose from its humble beginnings when the owner, a Le Cordon Bleu graduate, began selling mini cupcakes that weighed 25 grams before frosting.

Aside from cakes, they also sell cupcakes, mini cupcakes and cookies.

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Image credit: 25Grams Bakery | GF and Vegan Chocolate Cake
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Image credit: 25Grams Bakery | GF and Vegan Vanilla Cake

Currently, there are 4 different gluten-free and vegan cakes on their non-custom bakes menu. They even have an interesting DIY cake decorating kit, if you wish to decorate the cake yourself!

An interesting offering that 25Grams Bakery has over other cake shops is the customizability of their cakes. From a base of either vanilla or chocolate sponge cake, you can choose from a wide range of frosting flavours such as basic ones like vanilla and chocolate, or fruity flavours like passionfruit, mango, strawberry, or even coffee. So take your pick!

I have ordered their cake once and can say that their cake has passed the tastebuds of non gluten-free and vegan people ๐Ÿ˜… It was the Lychee Rose cake, but it seems they currently do not offer it vegan and gluten-free anymore.

Address: 1 W Coast Dr, #01-56 NEWest, Singapore 128 020 – Map

Website: 25Grams Bakery

Which cake to buy: GF and Vegan Chocolate Cakeย 
GF and Vegan Vanilla Cake
GF and Vegan Pandan Coconut Cakeย 
GF and Vegan Rainbow Cake

09.

Oh My Goodness!

  • Gluten, dairy and refined-sugar-free bakery
  • Vegan options

At Oh My Goodness!, everything is gluten-free, dairy-free and refined-sugar-free. This is known by their brand as the Oh My Goodness! trinity. Aside from the trinity, their bakes are also free from gums, yeast and preservatives.

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Image credit: Oh My Goodness! | A Golly Celebration Carota Cake
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Image credit: Oh My Goodness! | Vegan Lemon-Raspberry Loaf Cake

They have 3 cake options that are gluten-free and vegan. One is a carrot cake in a classic circular form, and the other 2 are loaf cakes, which make great tea time snacks for smaller gatherings.

Address: 2 Mandai Link, Singapore 728664 – Map

Website: Oh My Goodness!

Which cake to buy: A Golly Celebration Carota, Vegan Walnut Carrot Cake Loaf, Vegan Lemon-Raspberry Loaf Cake

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10.

The Whole Kitchen

  • Gluten-free bakery
  • Vegan options

The Whole Kitchen is a 100% gluten-free bakery and online catering shop that sells baked goods like bread, cakes, cookies, as well as pantry items like granola, relishes and nut butters. Their catering arm also caters healthy cafe food like sandwiches, bagels and salads for any kind of corporate or family events.

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Image credit: The Whole Kitchen | Vegan Blueberry Crumble
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Image credit: The Whole Kitchen | Vegan Chocolate Pecan Cake
For gluten-free vegan options, sadly they do not have any circular celebratory cakes here. They have instead, 2 loaf cakes, a fruity one and a chocolate one, which they also offer in muffin form.
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The bakes at The Whole Kitchen are generally low in sugar, and I personally do not find them sweet enough. Hence will not recommend these to someone who really likes sweet stuff. Conversely, these cakes might appeal to someone who actually prefer their cakes less sweet.
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11.

Cake Botanica

  • Raw, Vegan and Gluten-free cake shop

 

Cake Botanica is an online cake shop that sells cakes that are 100% raw, vegan and gluten-free. If you are into raw vegan food, then this is one of the 2 shops in Singapore that sell whole celebratory cakes raw.

Their cakes do not contain any refined sugar, and everything is naturally sweetened with fruits, dates, maple syrup or coconut sap. With the ethos of raw vegan diet, which is eating food in its natural, unprocessed state, you will definitely not find any kind ofย  manufactured flavourings, colourings or additives in any of their cakes.

They have a good selection of very aesthetically decorated cakes, ranging from fruity flavours to chocolate, coffee and caramel ones.

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Image credit: Cake Botanica | Black Sesame-Matcha Vegan Cake
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Dark Chocolate and Cherries
I have tried their cake (Dark Chocolate and Cherries) once and enjoyed it. The cake was really special with layers of cocoa brownie base, cherry vanilla cream, cherry jam and cocoa ganache. My family members however, did not like the cake to my surprise ๐Ÿ˜… I have now come to a conclusion that raw vegan cakes are not for everyone, and you must definitely consider the crowd you’re feeding before buying.
Raw vegan cakes are different texture-wise, no typical cake sponge but instead, a dense “cake” layer similar to an energy ball, with layers of frozen creamy nut or coconut creams. Flavours will generally be more “mild” in my opinion as there is no heat involved to concentrate or thicken flavours from fruit etc. So if your crowd is into healthy eating, you should be safe. For “normal” eaters who are not gluten-free or vegan, this might not suit their tastebuds.
Another thing to note, please make sure to order at least 2 weeks in advance. The owner has stated this in her “FAQ” page but not everyone will read it, and I was declined once due to this.
Website: Cake Botanica
Which cake to buy: Everything on the menu is suitable.

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12.

NutriJoy Vegan

  • Raw, Vegan and Gluten-free cake shop
  • Diabetic-friendly options
  • Nut-free options
  • Soy-free

 

Similar to Cake Botanica, NutriJoy Vegan is also an online, raw gluten-free and vegan cake shop. Their cakes are free from preservatives, artificial additives or chemicals, and are sweetened with fruits, molasses, agave nectar or coconut sugar.

Aside from whole cakes, they also have fruit tarts, chocolate fudge, chocolate truffles and chocolate-dipped strawberries amongst other offerings.

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Image credit: NutriJoy Vegan | Strawberry White Chocolate Cake
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Image credit: NutriJoy Vegan | Orange Chocolate Cake
One thing interesting about their cake offering is that they give you options to choose the shape of your cake, be it round ๐ŸŸ , square ๐ŸŸฉ or heart-shaped ๐Ÿ’›. They also offer a good variety of cake sizes, ranging from 4 inches, 5 inches, 6 inches to 8 inches. Good flexibility for catering to different party sizes.
Which cake to buy: Everything on the menu is suitable.

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