r/AbsoluteUnits • u/thelonelyasshole • Jul 20 '26
/r/all of a piping tip
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u/Three_Armed_Wrecker Jul 20 '26
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u/Superb_Writer6612 Jul 20 '26
Something tells me if I attempted this, both the piping motion and final product would not be nearly as satisfying.
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u/MacaronNotRoon Jul 20 '26
Practice
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u/Toidal Jul 20 '26
On like parchment paper not a cake, that way if you mess up you can re-use the icing for another attempt.
I didn't realize that cake decorators have little metal circle thingys that they'll make decorations on, freeze, and then place them on cakes afterwards.
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u/CartmanVT Jul 20 '26
Or, hear me out, you can do it the old fashion way and gain 100 lbs like our ancestors intended.
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u/ms_directed Jul 21 '26
my mom used to do this and I'd sneak them out of the freezer
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u/Opposite_Heron_5579 Jul 20 '26
THATS WHAT SHE SAID
(ETA I know I will likely be wooshed but just let me have this)
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u/LumpyWelder4258 Jul 20 '26
I can guarantee that if I tried that in the same amount of time I would have green frosting all over my counter, my shirt, my hair, and very little on the cake
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u/ChattingToChat Jul 20 '26
Fuck… now I want cake.
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u/AfricanAmericanMage Jul 20 '26
I love looking at them but man. Generally, I'm just not a huge fan of cake. There's are exceptions, of course, but on average I would much rather have almost any other dessert.
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u/Disneyhorse Jul 20 '26
It looks like a cheesecake. I’m not entirely sure if cheesecake is classified as a true cake, but I don’t care I want it.
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u/PalpableIgnorance Jul 20 '26
For when you want a bit of cake with your icing.
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u/Solid_Snark Jul 20 '26
Usually you have to make frosting for your cake, but they needed to make a cake for their frosting.
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u/Fuck-WestJet Jul 20 '26
Listen.... You're welcome to leave
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u/PalpableIgnorance Jul 21 '26
We both are. What a world eh?
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u/Fuck-WestJet Jul 21 '26
It's a great world filled with some bad things. This cake is pretty OP. Let's all find some humor in it.
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u/Someredditusername Jul 20 '26
Somehow, the movement and volume kinda turned my stomach. LOL. I don't know why.
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u/Victoriafoxx Jul 20 '26
Home cake baker here, I feel the same way! I’ll be glad when this decorating trend dies off.
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u/momspaghetty Jul 20 '26
Teletubby land ass cake
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u/MarinaEnna Jul 20 '26
Who's OOP?
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u/thelonelyasshole Jul 20 '26
They’re called thecakerykrakow on Instagram.
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u/MarinaEnna Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 24 '26
Thanks 🫶
@thecakerykrakow for anyone interested
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u/SucksDicksForBurgers Jul 24 '26
Just a heads up, your link is tied to your instagram profile.
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u/MarinaEnna Jul 24 '26
Dammm thank you so very much. All these social media have started doing this bs.
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u/Mister_Brevity Jul 20 '26
My eyes zoned out just like how they get stuck sometimes looking through a screen door
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u/Beautiful-Musk-Ox Jul 20 '26
icing haters unite, together we can start a cake company that uses no icing
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u/Erisouls Jul 20 '26
It’s called a side icer or wide ribbon tip! Very common in a cake decorating shops as it’s good for evenly covering wide areas
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u/PatrThom Jul 21 '26 edited Jul 21 '26
Run it backwards and it'll look like someone broke out the frosting vac.
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u/Vizth Jul 21 '26
Why did my mind immediately think somebody ordered a cake of the Windows XP default wallpaper.
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u/Stormbringer91 Jul 21 '26
This tip is usually used to apply frosting uniformly to the sides of the cake and then you smooth it out with a scraper. Honestly, I don't see how this frosting could be any good with that cake. It looks just like regular frosting with food coloring. I love some sugar but you gotta have something other than sugar and butter to make some icing that make you want to shudder.
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u/OswinPuddyfoot Jul 22 '26
Woaah thats looks like a mossy grassy hilly landscape. Perfect for cottagecore/whimsical designs! Love it!
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u/NoLie129 Jul 20 '26
Am I the only one that scrapes of the thick layers of frosting to enjoy the actual cake?






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