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Last weekend I made my yearly trek to the Tulsa State Fair. My favorite part of the fair is always the Sugar Arts Show, which displays amazing (and frequently bizarre) feats of cake-decorating and fondant- and marzipan-sculpting. Here's a few of my favorites:
Magic Schoolbus cake! I'm newly obsessed with Mz. Frizzle and am sort of considering a Mz. Frizzle Halloween costume this year.
Halloween cake! Owls! Pumpkins!
Amazing Dia de los Muertos cake with sugar skulls
A gnome. Made of cake.
Kitty Gaga. Doesn't really require any more explanation. (my only question: shouldn't she be wearing a dress made of raw fish?)
4 comments:
Dear K,
Does 'Kitty Gaga' count as a cake if it is actually made entirely of fondant? I am defining 'cake' as 'a thing that tastes great' and I am defining 'fondant' as 'actually not very tasty'. Thoughts?
Love,
A
Amanda, I think any professionally decorated cake can only loosely be defined as "cake." In my mind, a cake should be sort of messy and falling apart with cream cheese frosting glopped haphazardly on top (i.e. delicious).
Can you tell me how you made this gnome? My daughter is requesting a gnome cake for her birthday and this is by far the best one I've found. Thank you!
hi did you get the name of the maker of the owl caek as they are wondering on cake wrecks who made it
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