I love the motif of kind of spiky flowers like this on baked goods. It contrasts nicely with the soft roundness of the cake itself, don't you think? I don't know much about flowers but I bet you guys do; are there real life spiky flowers like that out in the wild?
This baby on the way is being pretty seriously welcomed by this adorable cake. Buttons, onesies, a blue bear, a bee, a basket of diapers, a plaid blanket, I think he's got pretty much everything he needs right there.
Rilakkuma is looking especially dapper in his formal eye patch and special pink bow. He must be celebrating something outstanding. Any bear who dresses up and hangs out on a cloud is welcome at any party I throw.
If you had told me ten years ago that I'd be able to inject an entire portion of strawberry shortcake into my mouth all at once without getting my hands dirty, I would have thought you were crazy. The future is now.
When I was a kid, the closest I ever got to decorating my own cake was a cookie and a little tube of gel icing. I had plenty of fun with just that. Imagine how awesome it would have been if we had edible paper back then? I can't say I'm not a little jealous of kids these days.
Raaaaaaawr! For having such big sharp teeth, Domo is certainly benign. I mean really, has anyone actually SEEN him kill any kittens? All bark, no bite. Until I bite his leg off, that is.
These cakes are decorated so immaculately, I'd like to wear one like a tiny hat!
I was always that jerk kid who dug out the whole strawberry stripe of the Neapolitan ice cream in the leaky cardboard box. I kind of miss those crappy boxes that were impossible to open without ripping the lid and you could never get them closed again and would inevitably end up with a puddle of freezer-burned nasty ice cream. Those were the days. Kids these days have it so easy.
Your guests may wonder why you keep cake in your shower. Let's just hope they don't try to eat it.
Your love for desserts doesn't need to be all flashy, you can be subtle about it too.
I like the idea of cutting into something that looks like a cake but it's crispy and crunchy all the way through. Sure, Trix tears up the roof of your mouth something awful, but it's worth it.
How confused would a leprechaun be if a piece of gold broke open and the rainbow was inside? That's just crazy talk. These cake balls are obviously a hell of a lot of work but I think it's worth it for the amazing result. Stunning! A++
Can we just scooch him over to the side and eat around him? He's always in the way!
