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That is pretty cool!
That is real neat... but I cannot seem to read/understand the signs. They seem more chemically oriented, or engineering oriented.
I hope it is not an architect cake, masquerading as survey cake!
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Better not show this to my wife until after this Friday. She knows a lady that is a champion cake maker who enjoys making a sorts of unique cakes. If she saw this, she would spend over $100 having her make my birthday cake like this. I think I'm getting a homemade carrot cake with creamy icing instead.
That is pretty cool, was probably a lot of work to make. Looks like it was made for an archaeologist.
It's so cute, I wouldn't want to eat it!! :-$
Indeed, I guess I would freeze it & get it out when somebody wanted to see it. There's no telling how much time it took to make it. Too much to just gobble it up. Probably wouldn't taste that good, anyway.
Y'all have a great week! B-)
Fondit, being the stiff sugar-based stuff used on such creations, doesn't really taste all that great.
It is a perc test hole! Neato! 😉
Wow...I don't like snakes but that is impressive!! B-)
> I think I'm getting a homemade carrot cake with creamy icing instead.
When I go to one of those buffet places I always get banana pudding and carrot cake, that's my fruit and vegetable serving.