Started in 2020 and further developed in 2021, people who attend The Bee Tree Community online zoom sessions do so for a variety of reasons. Being locked down for so long emphasised existing personal issues and created new ones too.
The Bee Tree Community is a warm, supportive, non-judgemental, funny, caring group of people and we can all be assured of a warm welcome and very cheaply too. Social exclusion exists for many reasons and the founders realised that people needed an online community in order to connect.
The wonderful Lancashire-based, Debbie and Clare started Bee Tree and it has been a huge help to me and many others, emotionally. Plus, I have learned a lot too.
It is a CIC which means Community Interest Company and so is non profit making.
The link to the Bee Tree website is below.
https://www.thebeetreecommunity.com
www.facebook.com/thebeetreecommunity
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The cake would feed 12 portions
The other part of the portion-related question below bears upon the number of bites from that cake.
Is the cake for one hungry person or for one polite person or for two-plus polite people nicely ingesting their dessert under polite circumstances (not bolt and run ;-D)?
The computer crashed before I could continue with a portion-related question.
The imaged plate looks dessert size.
What might be the side-to-side measurements across your cake and what might be that cake's full height?
Thank you for your comment below on Sep. 19, 2022, in answer to my previous observation and question.
That's an attractive shape to the chocolate cake in your last in-text image.
What kind of mold or pan might make the final product look so edibly, prettily shaped?
This community definitely looks fun. I like how people found the ways to be together even if they are not being able together in reality. Zoom has its pros and cons and here is a clear pro.
Hi Derdriu.
I used that photo merely to show some home cooking. This is a chocolate cake dessert I made with a chocolate fudge sauce to go on top of it . Every scrap was eaten.
There is a cooking session every second Sunday on Bee Tree.
Veronica, Thank you for product lines, pretty pictures and practical information.
In particular, the range of educational entertainment, entertaining education in the daily sessions is impressive.
What is the story behind that beautiful, fresh chocolate-frosted cake?
I can see why it is a popular activity among bee and tree lovers. Besides socializing, it combats stress and help grow as a community in support of vegetation and our friendly bees.
BSg
Ty for commenting. Yes people who live close to, do meet up which is lovely. But some meet up anyway on our Zooms!
An interesting idea. Now that contact is possible will it morph into actual meetings? I see scattered members as an obstacle, but smaller groups could easily gather.