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If you’re hosting another D&D party in your parents’ basement, then you’ll need some suitable treats. The D20 Mini-Cake Pan is here to help get the party started right.
Simply fill the four spaces with cake batter, bake, and you’ll have 20-sided mini-cakes that all of your guests will enjoy. Decorate them with fondant or icing and really geek out on dessert, player.
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Billboards have been getting more and more creative recently. Unfortunately, they haven’t gotten any more edible. Britain-based Mr. Kipling and agency JWT London have teamed up to solve this real world problem, with a billboard made entirely of cake.
The outdoor ad, created to promote Mr. Kipling’s ‘Life is better with Cake’ campaign, consists of 13,360 individual confectionaries painstakingly applied over seven hours. The billboard was then slowly disassembled and eaten by hungry passersby. Real world problem, solved.
[via Adweek]
These nut-hugging Bear Biscuits are brought to us by Japanese baker Maa Tamagosan. They’re made simply by stamping out a few bear-shaped cookies and then wrapping their little arms around a nut of choice before baking.
It’s a shame that the adorable little bears will eventually be robbed of their precious nut, and have their heads bitten off. Enjoy.
[link, via Incredible Things]
If you like to bake, in more ways than one, then check out these Technicolor Cupcakes. Brought to us by Flickr member Lilraindrops — the trippy cupcakes are achieved with a creative color frosting technique.
Find out how to do your own colorful cupcakes here, and bring them to the next bake sale or Allman Brothers tailgate. Just make sure to have the proper trivet. Right on!
[link, via Blazenfluff]
Monkey Bread is awesome. Therefore, Buffalo Chicken Monkey Bread is awesomer times-two to the upteenth power.
Brought to us by Shawn Syphus over at Pillsbury, the circle of buffaloey-goodness is a rather simple recipe. It involves Pillsbury Country Style Biscuits, some shredded chicken, buffalo sauce and some baking.
Serve one up for your next gathering of hungry folks. And, the best part… No extra plates for discarded bones necessary.
[link, via Tablespoon]