
Sure Fabergé eggs are beautiful, bejewelled and intricate as all hell, but you when you bite into them they really hurt your teeth. Perhaps the surreal sculpted cakes from Zhanna, a St. Petersburg baker are informed by the same passion that fueled the eggmaker to the Tsars.
Lord knows they're certainly detailed enough. Among the 50-plus intricate cakes pictured on English Russia are numerous structures, including bridges, cottages, a kitchen, a Pizza Hut and the Eiffel Tower. I'm not quite sure who Zhanna's clientele is but, based on the eye chart and mouth cakes, I'm guessing it includes eye doctors and dentists.
Many of the cakes sport distinctly American imagery including a blue Reebok sneaker, a Big Mac and numerous depictions of stacks of $100 bills. [via Boing Boing]
See the jump for a few more of these insanely creative cakes.

St. Patrick's Day might not have the same type of candy-giving connotations as Valentine's Day, but with candy
companies seeing increases in holiday-related sales nearly every year, there certainly is some incentive for them to
celebrate each and every holiday with a special product. See's Candy has a special confection for St. Patrick's Day and
it is one of the most interesting I've seen. Not content to merely see chocolate leprechauns (though they 









