Even those of us who despise the idea of celebrating birthdays probably wouldnât mind having a party if it included this truly fantastic Lego Batman cake thatâs completely edibleâsave for the glowing eyes that will surely cause bodily harm if swallowed.
Itâs the law of the universe that if youâre able to blow out all the candles on your birthday cake in one breath, whatever you wish for will come true. So why would you ever try to celebrate your 85th birthday by putting 72,585 lit candles on your cake? The fire department would have a hard time putting out thatâŚ
Twitter is in trouble, maybe. The company has been struggling with its harassment policy for quite a while now, is getting sued for not being popular enough, and also wants to be sold. This cake is a beautiful portrait of the companyâs current stateâimperfect yet somehow still alluring. Salesforce CEO Marc BenioffâaâŚ
Did you see that cake with the words âSorry I tased youâ scrawled on it? A cop in Florida tasered a woman, whoâs now suing. The cop allegedly apologized by baking the cake, featuring crudely drawn stick figures. The only problem with the photo thatâs being passed around? Itâs from at least a full year before theâŚ
Using her enviable baking skills, Yolanda of How To Cake It turned batter, fondant, and icing into a mouth-watering sushi dinner, complete with pickled ginger and wasabi paste.
The decoration on these desserts are so perfect that it almost, almost makes you not want to eat them. But then you realize that the art is just delicious frosting and that both will eventually be destroyed so you make a sacrifice and begin to stuff your mouth with as many intricately designed pieces as possible.
Why settle for a box of candy when you can immerse yourself in a giant maze that resembles a giant and ever-so-menacing dessert? If youâre in Los Angeles in the next month, stop by Think Tank Gallery for âBreak Bread,â a 7,500 square foot, collaborative installation by artists Scott Hove and Bakerâs Son.
Had breakfast? Eat lunch yet? Have plans for dinner? I say stop eating and cancel all plans and purge yourself from any food that youâve eaten so you can bake this chocolate cake and eat the whole damn thing. Itâs the only natural way to react after watching Chef Steps put together what they call the ultimateâŚ
I think overly decorative cakes are sillyâlike cool, hereâs a cake that looks like the Great Barrier Reef, enjoy your edible starfishâbut this Super Mario Bros. cake is wonderful because it recreates the entire first level of the video game in perfect, delicious detail. Itâs a stop motion animation in cake form. EveryâŚ
I want my cake to be fluffy and delicious and always enough for seconds. Maybe it can be a little decorative and fun and hide a joke somewhere but what Iâm not prepared for is a cake to wreck my brain before it pads my stomach. Take a look at this optical illusion, color changing, shape shifting (itâs not shapeâŚ
Here's an entire series of ASMR videos featuring baking and cooking and prepping and opening packages and so forth. The chef makes vegan goods, which depending on your world view may shade what you think of the cooking, but there is no doubt: it is so very pleasurable to watch the food get made. It's like a soothingâŚ
One of the reasons I desperately want to time travel is to blow the minds of people in the past with just the simplest of things today. Imagine going back hundreds of years and baking this gold 24 'carrot' cake. With a few drops of food coloring and a few edible gold leaf sheets, I'd be hailed as the greatestâŚ
Paris bakery Paint Cakes (which bills itself as a "pâtisserie geek") crafted this marvelously detailed pastry tribute to the late Sir Terry Pratchett.
It's hard to believe that the above picture is of an actual cake someone made, but lo and behold. this NazgĂťl is just that. Never has the Black Rider looked so sinister and delicious!
If you, like me, love themed baked goods, then Rosanna Pansino's videos are perfect. In this one, she does a simple how-to for a Borg cube cake that looks like something that even the less artistically inclined could easily pull off.
The Great Pit of Carkoon might not be the first idea that comes to your head when you think of 'Star Wars cakes', but as this awesome Bundt cake shows, it works kind of amazingly.
I'll admit it, I was a doubter. When I saw this chocolate cake, I couldn't imagine it ever blowing my mind. Even when it started spinning, I didn't see what the hoopla was all about. And then the lights started flickering and all the chocolate pieces started dancing and moving in a complicated orchestra.
