Just so you know, this isn't a sponsored post infact I never have any sponsored posts on my blog. Maybe it's something I might think about in the future but for now it's all me!
Anyway I received an email from Baking Mad about a new show with Eric Lanlard asking if I would mention it on my blog incase any of my lovely followers fancy having a go and I don't mind giving them a little publicity if it's any interest to you.
Here's what they have to say;
"Are you passionate about baking? Have you got some impressive dessert recipes up your sleeve that could wow even a master baker?
Baking Mad are looking for passionate bakers to compete in a mini bake off for the chance to have a 1-1 lesson with master patissier and baker to the stars Eric Lanlard!
Twice winner of the prestigious Continental Patissier of the Year at the British Baking Awards, Eric has earned himself an international reputation for show stopping cakes.
Do you think you’ve got what it takes to impress Eric with your culinary skills? Then please drop us an email at bakingmad@infinite-media.tv where you will be prompted to fill in one of our application forms telling us why you would like to take part.
We will be filming throughout December and January.
Successful applicants will be needed for one filming day only."
I would love to know if any of you enter, it would be very exciting.
Also do you have strong opinions on sponsored posts? For, or against I'd be very interested.
xxx
Just a thing about sponsored posts - honestly, I loathe them. I've been asked several times to do them, I even turned down a free craft book once - I personally want my blog to be untainted by any kind of external advertising or plugging, unless it is something I particularly am interested in encouraging, like a friend's business or another crafter. I don't even read other blogs with sponsored posts in them; I find it a bit grubby, and less real; there's enough corporate advertising on TV and the rest of the net. But that's just what I feel, it's entirely a blogger's decision what they do and I'd make an exception for you of course!
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