Edible Baby's Body Parts on Cakes?!

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Permalink Reply by Dawn Becker on July 8, 2011 at 12:24pm

For me, I would draw the line for a cake recreating 9/11 as something to celebrate.  There I would absolutely draw the line.  I would draw the line at providing cakes to crazy whacked out people who wanted actual crimes scenes recreated in cake so they could celebrate the 5th anniversary of such crime.  "Oh can you make a replica of the severed head I keep in the freezer?  Here, I'll get it for you."

 

That is going to far. 

 

This cutesie stuff for actual sane reasons to celebrate - go for it.  It's just cake!  It is the reason for the celebration that may turn me off... not the cake itself.

 

My gosh, for Halloween how many bloody fingers (cookies) have we all eaten?  It's just food!  Look at the reason we are eating the food - not the food itself.

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Permalink Reply by Jennifer Johnson Stephenson on July 8, 2011 at 12:31pm

People don't actually do that, do they???

Dawn Becker said:

For me, I would draw the line for a cake recreating 9/11 as something to celebrate.  There I would absolutely draw the line.  I would draw the line at providing cakes to crazy whacked out people who wanted actual crimes scenes recreated in cake so they could celebrate the 5th anniversary of such crime.  "Oh can you make a replica of the severed head I keep in the freezer?  Here, I'll get it for you."

 

That is going to far. 

 

This cutesie stuff for actual sane reasons to celebrate - go for it.  It's just cake!  It is the reason for the celebration that may turn me off... not the cake itself.

 

My gosh, for Halloween how many bloody fingers (cookies) have we all eaten?  It's just food!  Look at the reason we are eating the food - not the food itself.

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Permalink Reply by Dawn Becker on July 8, 2011 at 12:43pm

In my world,  no - but I betcha they do exist.  Look at this world we live in.  I just made those extreme examples up to show why or where I would draw the line - at the occasion, not the cake.

 

But we have seen severed heads cakes, again, at Halloween, and most people think that is hysterical.

 

I have been asked to do some weird things in my time as an event planner - things I've actually said, "no" to.  not this extreme (in my really extreme examples), but lesser examples of this.

 

 

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Permalink Reply by Bunny Flowers on August 20, 2011 at 11:41pm

I don't like them either - Cake Wrecks even had a c-section one . . . ewwww. . . Too Much Information!

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