A recent workshop at the Textile Institute of Pakistan offered students a chance to take a break from their studies, have some fun, and create delicious memories with friends. The Bento Cake Workshop, led by final-year student and home-based baker Madiha Dilshad, was a fun-filled session of cake decorating.
Dilshad, who has been running a home-based baking business called Sweet Street for four years, shared her expertise with her peers, guiding them through the process of creating bento cakes. Bento cakes are small, individual cakes that are often decorated in cute and creative ways.
The workshop was a welcome respite from the demands of schoolwork. Students were able to relax, share laughs, and create something delicious. Despite some “hilarious decorating disasters,” as the blog post describes, everyone left the workshop with a smile and a sweet treat.
In addition to learning how to make bento cakes, students also gained insights into Dilshad’s online cake ordering business. Dilshad shared her tips for creating and running a successful home-based business.
The Bento Cake Workshop was a great success, and it’s a reminder that there’s more to life than just textbooks and exams. Sometimes, the best way to learn is to step outside of your comfort zone and try something new.
Would you like to learn more about Sweet Street?
If you’re interested in learning more about Madiha Dilshad’s cake business, you can visit her instagram page (https://www.instagram.com/sweet_street_?igsh=aHhseDZlMHA4ZXA3).
In addition to the Bento Cake Workshop, the Textile Institute of Pakistan offers a variety of other workshops and events throughout the year. These events are a great way to learn new skills, meet new people, and take a break from your studies.
