United Cerebral Palsy serves up sweets for guests Sunday, March 13 at Michael’s On East.
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Amanda Morales
| 10:04 p.m. March 13, 2016
Sarasota
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United Cerebral Palsy filled the ballroom at Michael's On East with enough sweets to make Willy Wonka jealous Sunday, March 13 for the annual Chocolate Sundae fundraiser.
Vendors included the Siesta Key Sweet Shop, Cafe Baci, Cakes by Ron and The Brownie Lady serving up their most delectable desserts. To balance the sweets there were also savory offerings from El Greco and Pizza SRQ.
Ron Zammit of Cakes by Ron with United Cerebral Palsy honorary trustee Joyce Hales.
Amy Tuten, Lori Hellstrom and Christine Goodall
The mini tiramisu from Cafe Baci included an edible chocolate cup.
Flavors like the Boston creme cupcake were available for tasting from Cakes by Ron.
The chocolate covered strawberry was a decadent crowd pleaser from Cakes by Ron.
Sisters Nicole, Diana and Valentina Muzie stocked up on sweets.
Carol Bourbeau had a chance to catch up with the Easter Bunny.
Tiffany Wenzel and Jen Rust
Marla Robbins known as 'The Brownie Lady' with a batch of her original brownies.
Offerings from the University of South Florida Sarasota Manatee College of Hospitality and Tourism Leadership.
Savory offerings like slices of cheesy pizza from Pizza SRQ helped balance out the sweet treats.
Cathy DeLorenzo, Tom Sette with Anne and John Ruffing
Charlene Hinkel, Cindy and Jena Smith with Jen Griffith helped serve regular and chocolate milk from Dakin Dairy to help wash down all the sweets.
Publix served key lime tarts among other sweets.
Liza and Liam Deaette of the Siesta Key Sweet Shop.
Maurene Freedman, Patty Loner and Marianne Schippereit
Marc Bryan, Judy and Al Burroughs
Pam Violett from Duval's serves up a flourless chocolate cake with peanut butter swirl for any guests with gluten-free dietary restrictions.