The Prince Charles Cake Makes Me Wonder Who Would Order It
Robyn Currie — March 14, 2010 — Lifestyle
References: fstaples.blogspot & cakeheadlovesevil.wordpress
Every now and then, I get really inspired to get in the kitchen and whip up something delicious. I usually pull it off, but I am sure that my skills would be tested if I were to attempt a Prince Charles cake.
Baker Fiona Staples went to the wall for this one, and she has mastered the art of fondant molding. Anyway, I am not quite sure where I would start digging in with the Prince Charles cake. Honestly, I would probably start with his crown, which is the only inedible part.
Baker Fiona Staples went to the wall for this one, and she has mastered the art of fondant molding. Anyway, I am not quite sure where I would start digging in with the Prince Charles cake. Honestly, I would probably start with his crown, which is the only inedible part.
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