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Pastry Chef’s Stationery Set Made With Chocolate Clocks Over 17 Million Views

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Pastry Chef’s Stationery Set Made With Chocolate Clocks Over 17 Million Views

[ad_1] French-Swiss pastry chef Amaury Guichon is popular for creating hyper-realistic cakes. From using unique ingredients to crafting massive life-sized cakes, we have seen Amaury creating magic in the kitchen. And when the internet is buzzing with the trend of hyper-realistic cakes, how could we expect him to not join the bandwagon? Recently, the chef dropped a video that specially catered to “everyone who used to bite their pencil as a kid”. No points for guessing, Amaury baked massive pencil and sharpener-shaped cakes. The video began with him creating the hexagonal body of a pencil using frozen chocolate ganache. After pasting the sides together, he used spray food colouring to give it a bright yellow hue. To make it look realistic, the chef used plastic stencils to paint the name ...

From Coffee Machine To Vacuum Cleaner, ‘Everything Is Cake’ Trend Is Back On The Internet

[ad_1] If you have a soft corner for cakes then you must know about the trend of hyper-realistic cakes. Bakers in every corner of the world are busy putting their creativity to use and are jumping on the bandwagon of 'everything is cake.' In the latest turn of events, a user on X (@Sadie290) has dropped a montage, showing a baker slicing a few hyper-realistic cakes. The clip begins with the baker Jonny Manganello, who also appeared on Netflix's hit show 'Is It Cake?' cutting a cake made in the shape of a stock pot. The video begins with a background narration saying, “When your kitchen is just cake.” With bright orange-hued frosting, the stock pot can be seen kept on a wooden chopping board next to an onion and celery. As Jonny cuts a big slice, we get a glimpse of the chocolate filling....

Watch: Dermatologist Celebrates Work Anniversary With Acne-Themed Cake

[ad_1] The art of cake-making has transcended traditional boundaries and has come to symbolise much more than just a sweet treat. Today, cakes are more than mere desserts; they have become a canvas for creativity and expression. From the most beautiful and heartwarming occasions to the cheekiest, cakes have emerged as a unique form of edible art. In a recent celebration honouring a dermal therapist, a cake was presented that resembled human skin. The cake's design was particularly intricate, with distinct layers representing different aspects of the skin. The bottom layer was crafted to resemble skin cells, while the middle layer bore a striking resemblance to red and blue veins. The top layer, akin to the outermost layer of the skin, featured realistic depictions of acne. Remarkably, th...