Justine Larbalestier

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In which I am naughty

I have a mountain of work, admin, packing, and correspondence to catch up on, but instead I am reading through my new favourite blog, Cake Wrecks, which I discovered via an old favourite blog, Jenny Davidson’s Light Reading. I’m sure all of you have been enjoying it for years. What can I say? I am slow.

So far it has led me to many pleasures but few top the delight of the world’s worst Dalek cakes. I confess that I laughed so hard I cried.

Then it led me to this. The making of the most incredible cake I have ever seen:

Apparently it took twelve days to make. Wow. Just wow.

Posted by Justine at 14:35, 6 December 2008 under Admin, Bloggery, Excuses, Food, Frippery, New York City/USA, Sydney/Australia | 8 Comments »

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  1. Stefanie Says:

    That is seriously one of the most impresseive cakes I’ve ever seen. My favorite is still the Wall-E cake though.

    http://flickr.com/photos/30572319@N08/2861757230/

    I’m too much of a chicken to read Cake Wrecks in fear that one day something I make will end up on there. Instead I watch the flickr group “That’s a Cakes?!?

  2. Stefanie Says:

    *impressive

    Gah, bad misspelling!

  3. pixelfish Says:

    For some reason the amazing cake picture isn’t showing up in my browser. But I was wondering if it was the Batman cake from a month or so back. Because that one was pretty cool.

    As for the poor Dalek cakes, yes, they are bad, but it is hard to make Daleks from food items. I once made Daleks from hardboiled eggs, pickles, and cucumber, and it was a pain getting the toothpicks to center correctly. Also, half way into its creation, it tried to kill me.

  4. Jessica Says:

    Just to ease your mind, Cake Wrecks has only been existence since May. You’re only a few months behind! <3

  5. 5. Justine Says:

    Jessica: Only seven months behind. I feel so much better!

  6. Becky Says:

    Cake Wrecks is an absolutely brilliant site! Truly!

  7. Stephanie Leary Says:

    OMG, the Batman cake. The brackets on the drain pipe! The wee manhole cover! Amazing. But is it even edible after twelve days?

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