I just got back from my first visit to Golda's kitchen in Mississauga. I could have spent hours in there but my husband kept me under control!!!
I live in a small town about an hour north of it so it was a real treat to see all the Cake items!!

Tazzack - I'm planning to visit next week - what did you buy????

Tazzack - You sound so excited!!

I'm planning to visit next week - what did you buy????

How were the prices? What were the neatest items you saw?

Thanks in advance!

Do they have a website?

Yes they do. I order from them all the time. I live in Windsor, Ontario. She does have a lot of things that other places don't have. Her site is www.goldaskitchen.com.

Kathy

I've shopped at the online store at Golda's. I had really good service and the order came right on time with everything I ordered.

Kathy, I live in Belle River, actually grew up on the west side of Windsor. It's nice to hear of someone actually being close to where I live.

Oh and my first name is Kathy too.

I've shopped their on line site and the service was great and fast!

Ditto, fantastic store. Lots of neat gadgets and cake/cookie decorating supplies. I'll probably be heading there this weekend - woohoo.

I'm fortunate enough that I can go there during my lunch hour

Just got back from Golda's.

Wow, what a store. Chock full of eye candy for bakers and decorators. Went to get a couple of specific cutters, spent $125 and that was by being REALLY REALLY restrained. Gorgeous luster dusts, a couple of giant Ateco tips that look perfect for cupcakes, clear vanilla, some stunning, muted sprinkly things in "Monet" colours, etc etc etc, this is one beautiful store.

The tubs of premade fondant from McCalls Decorating store/school looked to be an interesting option to my own MMF. I think Antonia74 uses it, and that's a good endorsement

Didn't get any this time.

The one thing I was looking for was impression mats; couldn't find any at Golda's or Michael's......... This might be something I have to get online. Any other ideas from Canadians out there?

hey you should check out www.cakescanada.com for more cdn resources!