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Baby Yoda may have stolen ours, and a certain Mandalorian’s heart, but the little guy also makes for some good eats.
Sideserf Cake Studio has capitalized on the cuteness with Baby Yoda Cake. Not only is the cake as adorable as the 50-yr-old whatever species Yoda is — but its jedi innards look delicious.
See how it’s done below… This is the way.
Deadpool 2 is upon us and there’s no better way to celebrate, than with a cake version of the mutant superhero.
The Deadpool Cake is brought to us by Sideserf Cake Studio. No worries about cutting off a slice… it’ll probably grow back.
That delicious-looking, pepperoni-laden slice of pizza seen above is here to mess with our minds. Sideserf Cake Studio brings us the Pizza Cake.
With some creative sculpting and painting of ingredients, Natalie perfectly recreates a slice from her favorite pizza joint in Austin. Check out the how to below…
If you grew up in the 80s, then you probably spent a lot of time, and your parents’ money, trying to find your name on a Garbage Pail Kids sticker.
Sideserf Cake Studio has gotten in on the nostalgia, with the Garbage Pail Kids Cake. Using the card and cover-boy, Adam Bomb, Natalie bakes up and sculpts the adorable, albeit exploding child.
Apologies to the kids with unorthodox first names, who could never find their sticker. Here, have some cake.
One of television’s most lovable psychopaths, Mike Ehrmantraut from Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, is now an eerily-realistic cake.
Created by “confectionary goddess,” Natalie of Sideserf Cake Studio, the cake is a completely edible and hyperrealistic version of Mike. The attention to detail is extraordinary, even with Mike post-beating. See more of Natalie’s work in our archives and at her site.
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