iN PHOTOS: Halloween cakes add fun to spooky season in Thompson-Okanagan

A pink cake has a Halloween theme.
This Halloween cake was made by Merritt's Sweet Escape in Merritt. SUBMITTED

Halloween is approaching and there are fun, festive treats appearing at local cafes and bakeries with eyeballs, witches and brains on them, adding spirit to the occasion.

The Thompson-Okanagan region is home to several talented bakers and custom cake makers who get really inventive and artistic with their spooky creations at this time of year.

These mouthwatering treats are just a few ideas of what Halloween lovers will find at their favourite local haunts as the Halloween night draws near, as there never seems to be a limit on imaginative designs to see.

If you find cool Halloween cakes this month, please submit them to news@infonews.ca.

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Eyeballs and witches hats top cupcakes by Kelowna company Cakes For Your Dates. SUBMITTED
iN PHOTOS: Halloween cakes add fun to spooky season in Thompson-Okanagan | iNFOnews.ca
This ghost layer cake was made at Liv Bakes in Kelowna. SUBMITTED/Liv Bakes
iN PHOTOS: Halloween cakes add fun to spooky season in Thompson-Okanagan | iNFOnews.ca
Brains and eyeballs decorate savoury brownies at Cutting Board Bistro & Bakery in Kamloops. SUBMITTED
iN PHOTOS: Halloween cakes add fun to spooky season in Thompson-Okanagan | iNFOnews.ca
Cake makers at Sweets & Sparrow Cakery in Kelowna made a monster book. SUBMITTED
iN PHOTOS: Halloween cakes add fun to spooky season in Thompson-Okanagan | iNFOnews.ca
Monster cakes are on display at Sorrento Bakery. SUBMITTED

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Shannon Ainslie

Shannon Ainslie brings a background of writing and blogging to the team. She is interested in covering human interest stories and engaging with her community of Kamloops.

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