This was the first cake I ever made. In fact, I didn’t even make it – I bought three lumps of madeira cake and stuck them together with jam!
It was supposed to replicate the ‘bomb’ on the left that I’d made for my son’s spy party. The sticks of dynamite were tubes of Mentos, still with the paper on! I had no idea how to cover a rectangle with fondant, so I gathered it all at the back and cut off the corners. And, yes, that is my breadboard covered in tin foil. :-)
I made it with my mum and we had the best time. I was hooked after that!
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Love it!!!!! :-) I remember when I used to use foil. LOL Silly old us!
OMG Lesley…it’s awesome! You obviously had talent right from the start! xo Loren
Loren, http://www.thebakingsheet.blogspot.com, https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Baking-Sheet/210664827961
Ha! Did you use licorice bits for some of the bomb components? Brilliant in any case! ;)
Becky, North Carolina, http://www.cakesbybecky.blogspot.com
It looks good.you did a good job my bf is a painter so im trying to learn to make a cake. I need to take more classes and learn more
gina
fantastic , love it!! x
debra, south yorkshire, http://debscakecreations.co.uk
I love it Lesley. Your creativity shows even in your first cake!
Toni, Pennsylvania, https://www.facebook.com/WhiteCraftyCakes
Thanks for sharing your first cake with us! Like Loren said, you had talent from the beginning.
I’m embarrassed that this made the Daily Top Three, just because you were all checking out how hilarious it was!
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I THINK YOU DID AN AWESOME JOB , I DONT KNOW WHAT A BOMB LOOKS LIKE BUT THIS ONE LOOKS GOOD ,
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Hilarious? NO WAY!! This caught our eye just from the subject matter and skill, not because it is hilarious. For a first cake…WOWZA!!! Excellent job! I remember themed parties for my kids. I miss those.