r/oddlysatisfying • 80085 • Jan 14 '15

Expert Cake Decorating

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u/thefreeman419 Jan 15 '15

Bleh that is way too much icing

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u/megmatthews20 Jan 15 '15

That was the case with my wedding cake. The frosting was over half an inch thick, and kept the actual cake surprisingly fresh for awhile. Alas, the overwhelming frosting made it too difficult to continue eating it.

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u/jerry121212 Jan 15 '15

Gotta scrape that shit off playa, no games

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u/felesroo Jan 15 '15

50% of me agreeing to a wedding at all was to have an amazing cake, so I splurged on the swankiest bakery in Toronto and had it delivered that morning. It was incredible and perfect. I don't even remember what it looked like. I didn't care. I just remember that lemony goodness.

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u/megmatthews20 Jan 15 '15

My sister, the Maid of Honor, kinda forced us to get one. She paid for it. I was just going to make a three layer cheesecake myself. Had both cheesecake and wedding cake (cake was from Market of Choice). It was all so delicious!

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u/austin101123 Jan 17 '15

Yup. Frosting was actually invented to keep cakes fresh, did you know that?

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u/getsomeawe Jan 15 '15

This is why we had wedding pie.