This Birthday Cake was Modeled After a Movie Monster From The Thing
Lacey-Jane Walsh — January 19, 2014 — Pop Culture
References: instructables
An Instructables user decided to make a disturbingly disfigured birthday cake for her significant other, modeled after John Carpenter's 'The Thing.' The result was so gruesome that it would be psychologically scarring to actually eat a slice.
This head-splitting dessert was largely made using fondant, water and a paint brush. The base of this frightening confection was made using Rice Crispy mix, and a whole lot of mini marshmallows. Other tasty ingredients include chocolate and some peanut butter buttercream icing. It's funny that the ingredients are mouth watering, but The Thing cake design itself is enough to make you lose your lunch.
This extremely detailed movie monster cake turned out well in the way that it looks like it was ripped right out of the movie. While the directions for constructing this cake can be found on Instructables, only artistic baking enthusiasts will get the same end result.
This head-splitting dessert was largely made using fondant, water and a paint brush. The base of this frightening confection was made using Rice Crispy mix, and a whole lot of mini marshmallows. Other tasty ingredients include chocolate and some peanut butter buttercream icing. It's funny that the ingredients are mouth watering, but The Thing cake design itself is enough to make you lose your lunch.
This extremely detailed movie monster cake turned out well in the way that it looks like it was ripped right out of the movie. While the directions for constructing this cake can be found on Instructables, only artistic baking enthusiasts will get the same end result.
Trend Themes
1. Grotesque Cake Designs - Opportunity for bakeries to create visually stunning and disturbingly realistic cake designs inspired by horror movies.
2. Artistic Food Creations - Opportunity for artists and culinary experts to collaborate in creating visually captivating food designs that blur the line between art and cuisine.
3. Experience-based Desserts - Opportunity to create desserts that not only taste delicious but also offer a unique and memorable experience to consumers through innovative designs and themes.
Industry Implications
1. Bakery - Bakeries can capitalize on the demand for unique and visually striking cake designs by offering custom options inspired by horror movies and other unconventional themes.
2. Art and Culinary Collaboration - Collaboration between artists and culinary experts can give rise to stunning food creations that appeal to both visual and gastronomic senses, attracting art enthusiasts and food lovers alike.
3. Event Planning and Hospitality - Event planners and hospitality businesses can incorporate experience-based desserts into their offerings to provide guests with immersive and memorable dining experiences.
1.9
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
