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Another cake

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Duff on "Kid's Baking Championship"

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One of his cakes

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-Duff makes his cakes in reverse, starting with creating frosting or any other decoration, in order to make his cakes as fresh as possible.
-Duff plays bass in a rock band called "Soihadto."
-Duff used to be a graffiti artist.

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Duff founded and owns Charm City Cakes, a bakery in Baltimore, Maryland. He also started Duff's Cakemix to allow others to use his cake recipes. In his TV shows, he teaches children how to bake in order for there to be more successful pastry chefs in the future.

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Duff has been on/is currently on Spring Baking Championship, Kids Baking Championship, and Ace of Cakes. In these shows, he either bakes or judges the work of other bakers.

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Duff has written two books: "Ace of Cakes: Inside the World of Charm City Cakes," and "Duff Bakes: Think and Bake Like a Pro at Home."

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Duff is known for his amazing cakes. He creates unique desserts from a variety of different cultures, but mostly favors American methods and ingredients.

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Duff started cooking when he was 4 years old. His first culinary careers included working at French Laundry, Vail Cascade Hotel, and Todd English's Olives.

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Duff graduated from the University of Maryland with degrees in history and philosophy, before going to  The Culinary Institute of America at Graystone in St. Helena, California.

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Duff was born December 17, 1974 in Detroit, Michigan. He is the son of Jacqueline Winch and Morrie Goldman, and the brother of Willie Goldman.

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Dessert/pastry chef