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A friend of mine was turning 80, he is an entomologist, and he got up in front of everyone and gave an impromtu leson on the reletionship between the wasp and the spider. !00% edible cake. Milk chocolate tarantula, chocolate covered almond and macadamia nut wasp with sugar glass wings. Brown sugar dirt and jelly belly rocks.
My daughter had a California Mission Project and we decided to make it edible. Originally we were going to make it out of cake with a chocolate shell but then decided to make it out of just out of chocolate. This is 100% edible no structural support, the tiles are marshmallow fondant, the orange trees are broccoli with frosting fruit and the road is brown sugar. The kids all ate the project in the class after her report was over.
12 MMF yellow roses and leaves with milk chocolate long stems. 100% edible. Had trouble with the vase andthe first two layers crushed under the weight had to wing it a bit but the flowers came out great
My Daughter wanted to have her party at the local amusement park so this was a fitting cake
Stood 40" tall by 13" wide.
2nd cake, first shaped pan cake.
Still learning, 3rd cake.
This one was not fun to drive to the party with. Ugg.
My daughter is totally into horses, so I molded one of her horse in latex mold and filled with milk chocolate.
32"x36" wrapped in MMF, 12"x.250" white chocolate wings. 4 days on the build. except for the big gulp straw lasers and Betty Crocker frosting tub engines, it is all edible.
This was my first cake
Silver pedal dust blade, surrounded by chocolate dabloons
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