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Cake with a pile of poo

Cake Wrecks features cakes that people have actually paid for that have turned out less than stellar. I am glad of the blog's stance to not mock home bakers as I've certainly made some regrettable looking creations, but if I'm going to pay for something, I would expect it to look good.

As for the cake in this picture, the blog offers no explanation. However, the commenters came though. One commenter, Jen, pointed out that the characters say "Happy Birthday" in traditional Chinese and another commenter, Tom, said, "A little pile of poo is a good luck symbol in Japan." It seems that there is an explanation for everything.

Check out Cake Wrecks for more cake disasters that you can't help but stare at.

[Via Marijean of STLWorkingMom]

Filed under: On the Blogs
Tags: cake, cake wrecks, cakes, CakeWrecks, dessert

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Amanda S

7-22-2008 @10:53PM Amanda S said... Lol! Those cakes were HILARIOUS! Thanks for pointing out such a funny blog!
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SayAnythingKari

7-24-2008 @1:54PM SayAnythingKari said... Thank you for sharing this blog! It had me crying with laughter.

Not only are the pics hillarious - but the picture commentary is priceless!!

Well played

http://SayAnythingRadio.com
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Lig Grebsnip

7-31-2008 @8:00PM Lig Grebsnip said... Happy Birthdoody!
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