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32 posts tagged Cake
32 posts tagged Cake
This grotesquely awesome Zombie Cake was created last October by Elizabeth Marek of the Artisan Cake Company as a display for the Portland Women’s Show.
Because the cake was made for display and not for eating (more’s the pity, we’d happily tear off and devour a piece of this rotting brain-eater) the Zombie Cake was made using Rice Krispy Treats. The skin is modeling chocolate and the shredded remains of t-shirt are fondant. The ruby red brain was created using a gelatin mold, possibly much like our very own Zombie Brain Gelatin Mold.
“I hope I get some more zombie orders because I think this is the most fun I ever had making a cake to date.”
Elizabeth, we hope you make more zombie cakes too!
Head over to the Artisan Cake Company blog to learn more about how this undead masterpiece was made.
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We love this awesome Jawa birthday cake. It was made by Fat Tony 1138’s’s wife for their friends’ daughter’s 5th birthday. The Jawa is made of chocolate cake and chocolate fondant and the eyes are mini party light LEDs from a craft store. We’re wondering, if you have a Jawa cake but don’t eat it, will it scamper off in search of other desserts to offer for sale or trade?
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Artist Chelsea Bloxsom, who goes by the name Love & a Sandwich on DeviantART, makes these awesome Adventure Time embroidery pieces. She and her sister have also been known to dress up as Fiona and Cake, which is icing on an already awesome cake.
Visit the Love & a Sandwich gallery to view more of Chelsea’s creations. She even sells some of her pieces via Etsy.
[via Neatorama]
What could possibly be better than cake? A cake that’s secretly full of candy! This incredibly awesome Piñata Cake was created by Victoria from A Subtle Revelry.
Click here for the receipe and step-by-step instructions.
Photos by Athena Plichta
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Redditor reburn’s wife made this incredibly awesome polka dot cake for their daughter’s birthday. What a lucky girl!
Head over to Once Upon a Pedestal where you’ll find a tutorial for how to make your own “Polka Dot Cake from Bake Pop Pan”. (And then feel free to invite us over for a slice.)
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This awesome Xbox-playing Otter Cake was created by Mike’s Amazing Cakes in Redmond, Washington. It almost looks too cute to eat. Almost.
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Source thatsnerdalicious.com
Generally speaking, it’s a good idea to avoid eating raw poultry. But this particular bird is actually a delicious orange and rum spice cake in disguise. The deceptive dessert that really does look exactly like a raw turkey was created for Christmas by London-based Sarah Hardy Cakes. No need to baste it. Just dig right in. Yum!
[via Laughing Squid]
The best way to conclude a turducken feast must surely be sharing piecaken for dessert!
Thanks, Stephanie, for this possible source for the picture and, Kate, for this link to the recipe!
Unfortunately, we have been unable to figure out who deserves credit for creating this sweet monstrosity. If you happen to know, please let us know.
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Source thatsnerdalicious.com
Sometimes the face of pure happiness is the face of a pig presented with its very own chocolate cake. Actually, we’re pretty sure we’ve made that face as well when presented with delicious cake.
Mmm… cake…
[Via Ray William Johnson]
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Artist Casey Weldon created this awesome painting, entitled Beefcake, for Sweet Hot Mess, a group show curated by Rudy Fig and Katie Carpenter for the Cult Status Gallery in Minneapolis. Contributing artists were asked to create pieces based on sweets, after which bakers were asked to created actual sweets based on those pieces of art. What a great concept!
Casey’s painting of a cake made of meat was inspired by the cake paintings of Wayne Thiebaud. Even the sides of the painting are marbled like a good steak should be.
Visit Casey Weldon’s blog to view the amazing edible creation that a baker named Lynne created to accompany the painting.
Beefcake prints are available here.
Source caseyweldon.com