I featured a selection of book-inspired cakes back in 2010, but this time around I wanted to pull out some of the more disturbing examples I came across in my browsing (yes, these are jaw-dropping for a range of reasons, but there's a sampling of non-creepy cakes at the end to keep you going).
Nothing says romance like bloody stumps.
Or maybe you'd prefer a simpering Pooh waiting for you in your bathtub?
I'm pretty sure this isn't what Jesus had in mind when he said, "Take this and eat it, for this is my body."
Sometimes, a side of blood is just the thing to make a dry cake palatable.
Buy one, get nightmares free.
And to cleanse your palate:
[Jane Austen cake by Heather Baird of Sprinkle Bakes]
[Harry Potter cake by Louise Hill of Love to Cake]
[Narnia cake by Rosebud Cakes]
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Here's a Norton Anthology of English Literature cake, made to celebrate the books 50th anniversary http://cakes.keyartstudio.com/cake-blog/item/105-queen-elizabeth-1-cake.html
All pretty rubbish apart from the Sorting hat.
@ Manhattanistas: That cake is beautiful. The things people can do with food...
@Vashti: Apparently, you missed the point of this post.
Check out these awesome cakes from SBCC Luria Library's Edible Book Festival: http://library.sbcc.edu/findsearch/research-guides/edible-books-festival/
Thanks, Miss Alf! Those are fab. I'll have to do a special for this festival alone.
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