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After a year of turmoil and uncertainty, we’re all longing for some good news or a feel good story, and that is exactly what the Punk Cake story is. From almost shutting down her business to delivering cakes and sweet treats across London, Christina Charoniti thanks the local community for her lockdown success.&nbsp; Having started her business only a year before the pandemic hit, Punk Cake founder Christinas Charoniti was understandably worried about what the future would bring, and thought it might be the end of her lifelong dream. But instead of letting it get her down, she decided it was time to take her local business in Harringay online.&nbsp; With her business so new, she didn’t have the budget to splash out on web designers and advertising, and spent a few months wearing a lot of different hats. Luckily her efforts paid off.&nbsp; With strong support in the local community, her regulars soon started using her online store and helped spread the word about the delicious cakes that were coming out from the Muswell Hill kitchen. In fact, things went so well that she had to hire another baker. “We’re still a small business, but it’s been amazing to see how the local community has supported us and helped us grow during the pandemic. With my incredible baker Timea on board, I now have more time to come up with new and delicious flavours for our cakes and desserts, which is what I love doing. Recently we’ve grown even more, and I’ve been able to add Louise to the team, who runs our marketing.”&nbsp; Christina left behind her career working for Michelin Star and fine dining establishments to pursue her love of cake. Wanting to make something a bit different, she decided to mix the exceptional flavours of luxury patisserie with her desire to experiment and make cakes fun and playful.&nbsp; The little patisserie in Muswell Hill now delivers across London, and Christina wants to continue growing her dream, and has some exciting and big plans for Punk Cake, which she hopes to be able to share soon.&nbsp; &nbsp;<blockquote>Christina Charoniti thought it was the end of her Patisserie dreams when the pandemic hit, fearing she had to close her budding bakery. But when she took her bakery online, her cakes started flying off the shelves!</blockquote>

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