Eloïse found her passion for cakes in Paris when she went to stay with her Uncle one summer during school. Sneaking off to the Patisseries every day, El followed her sweet tooth home to work part time in various restaurant kitchens where she hoped to add some sparkle to the dessert trolley.

After an advertising career in London, Eloïse took a leap of faith and gave it all up to follow her culinary dreams back in her native Essex and went on to graduate top of her class at patisserie school. She was later awarded highly commended Young Entrepreneur of the Year at the Essex Business Awards.

In 2015, Eloise was headhunted for a brand new show on Channel 4 called ‘Extreme Cakemakers’ which was set to be the UK’s answer to ‘Cake Boss’. Eloïse’s skill and creativity in producing the exceptional and the impossible, as well as her ability to enthrall and engage her audience, are all showcased on the programme which is available to watch online at All 4.

 Eloïse’s fantastic repertoire of cake courses has a worldwide reach seeing visitors from all over the globe. Her thorough yet relaxed and adaptable teaching style makes learning a pleasure and in 2011, Eloïse taught home baker Jo Wheatley who went on to win that years Great British Bake Off on BBC1.

When she’s not creating culinary masterpieces, you can find El throwing rocks down at the bowling alley or burning off some steam playing roller derby.