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28 February 2010

Help needed for 70's chocolate train birthday cake recipe!

I know this is off topic but does anyone remember a 1970's recipe for a chocolate train birthday cake which consisted of wagon wheels, large and small swiss rolls, various sweets dotted over it and chocolate fingers and angelica (pls don't try googling that to explain to your 12 year old daughter what it is!) for the rails. I need to know what the cake consisted of, plus any pictures of the actual cake so we can try and retro fit a recipe. Obviously the reason for this is to save money by making my own (desperate attempt to pull in back on-topic!) Thanks K6

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