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Cuts, fills and ices cakes.
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Our Cake Decorator is a key player in making sure our pastries look and taste amazing. Ice and decorate cakes by taking prepared icing and applying to cake using spatulas and icing bags.
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Our Cake Decorators are the cream of the crop and must ensure that each guest discovers the pleasure of tasting incredible food and our passion for providing it at every turn. Constantly stay on top of new product knowledge and procedures, such as product information by category, special orders, cake program, portion control, seasonal items and mixing colors.
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