Edible Baby's Body Parts on Cakes?!
Not to offend anyone who's into this, but are we serious? This is a thing we're going to do? I don't know, I just find it a little disturbing. I don't know which bothers me more the cakes that resemble life-like babies, or the ones that are just decorated with disembodied parts. Don't get me started on the pathology at work in the person that wants to eat the baby...
Again, nothing personal, just stirring the pot a little here... So, who's doing this, what's really the deal with it, etc...
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Permalink Reply by Jennifer Johnson Stephenson on
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You mean like this? lol. I just did this one for a baby shower, and everyone loved it! I formed it without a mold, too, btw. :)
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Permalink Reply by JJ Becker on
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Haha, yes like that... Very nice job on the feet, that's exactly what I mean.
Jennifer Johnson Stephenson said:You mean like this? lol. I just did this one for a baby shower, and everyone loved it! I formed it without a mold, too, btw. :)
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Don't you just wanna eat 'em up??? ;)
JJ Becker said:
Haha, yes like that... Very nice job on the feet, that's exactly what I mean.
Jennifer Johnson Stephenson said:
You mean like this? lol. I just did this one for a baby shower, and everyone loved it! I formed it without a mold, too, btw. :)
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Permalink Reply by Dawn Becker on
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Jennifer - are the legs and feet solid gumpaste/fondant or cake?
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Yes, I would be interested in some step by step for this.
Dawn Becker said:Jennifer - are the legs and feet solid gumpaste/fondant or cake?
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My legs and feet are actually cake pop mix. I read somewhere that another person used rice crispy treats but I went with cake and it worked out fine. I just formed them and refrigerated them until they were firm and then covered them with mmf. They are placed around a half dome cake, which serves as the butt.
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Permalink Reply by Deah on
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Here's the tutorial I used - http://cakecentral.com/articles/426/baby-shower-how-to-make-a-baby-...
BTW, I baked the butt part in a 2 qt Pyrex bowl - perfect shape.
JJ Becker said:Yes, I would be interested in some step by step for this.
Dawn Becker said:Jennifer - are the legs and feet solid gumpaste/fondant or cake?
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That's the same tutorial I read, but I didn't exactly follow! I tend to get the general idea of things and then do my own thing. Good resource though.
Deah said:
Here's the tutorial I used - http://cakecentral.com/articles/426/baby-shower-how-to-make-a-baby-...
BTW, I baked the butt part in a 2 qt Pyrex bowl - perfect shape.
JJ Becker said:Yes, I would be interested in some step by step for this.
Dawn Becker said:Jennifer - are the legs and feet solid gumpaste/fondant or cake?
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Permalink Reply by Karen Stanley on
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I have not done one but I don't think I could cut into a the baby and eat it. I hope I never get a request for one but if I do you have to try to please the customer, right?
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You also have to draw the line somewhere
Karen Stanley said:I have not done one but I don't think I could cut into a the baby and eat it. I hope I never get a request for one but if I do you have to try to please the customer, right?
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Permalink Reply by Alexander Molnar on
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Didn't Jonathan Swift propose something among those lines in "A Modest Proposal"?
Mmmmmm Baby Diapers, so appetizing!
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Well, sure...but is that the line? I mean, it's not outwardly vulgar...it's a perspective. And in that case, why not? I think I would draw the line at an explicit cake, but a baby butt? I don't have to eat it!
JJ Becker said:
You also have to draw the line somewhere
Karen Stanley said:
I have not done one but I don't think I could cut into a the baby and eat it. I hope I never get a request for one but if I do you have to try to please the customer, right?
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