Reem Abusamra in front of her patisserie "reemies cakes" in London. (Credit: Person photographed)
The cheeky logo of a peeled banana catches the eye, standing on the storefront of a small bakery with vibrant colors on Fulham Street, in the very green, international, beautiful and upscale area of South Kensington, London. Since its opening at the end of March, the red door of "reemies cakes" has been open at all hours of the day. Continuously, delivery drivers, 40-somethings in sports or yoga attire, perfectly dressed couples or mothers with meticulous elegance returning from picking up their children from nearby schools.If all these people flock to this address, it is primarily for a treat that has made it and its founder famous: the banana cake. Behind the sign, which was created in 2020 and offers, in addition to its flagship product, a variety of sinful cakes and desserts, there is a Lebanese woman: Reem Abusamra. Back...
The cheeky logo of a peeled banana catches the eye, standing on the storefront of a small bakery with vibrant colors on Fulham Street, in the very green, international, beautiful and upscale area of South Kensington, London. Since its opening at the end of March, the red door of "reemies cakes" has been open at all hours of the day. Continuously, delivery drivers, 40-somethings in sports or yoga attire, perfectly dressed couples or mothers with meticulous elegance returning from picking up their children from nearby schools.If all these people flock to this address, it is primarily for a treat that has made it and its founder famous: the banana cake. Behind the sign, which was created in 2020 and offers, in addition to its flagship product, a variety of sinful cakes and desserts, there is a Lebanese woman: Reem Abusamra. ...