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You know we love sweets, but there are just some desserts out there that even we can turn down. We've shown you our cake-mess finds in the past, which we found out about through the genius blog CakeWrecks. In fact, that site's founder/writer/scary-cake hunter Jennifer Yates just released an entire book, "Cake Wrecks: When Professional Cakes Go Horribly Wrong," showcasing what happens when baked goods go bad.Here, a few confectionary catastrophes from the book, plus a few we found on our own. Got a Cake Wreck to share? Send it to us -- we may feature it on Lemondrop!
Disastrous Cake Messes
Maybe the newlyweds are big gardeners. (cakewrecks.blogspot.com)
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What's the bride's name again? (cakewrecks.blogspot.com)
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When this Moscow restaurant wanted to make a standout dessert, the multiple tiers just wouldn't do. Instead a cake shaped as Russian revolutionary leader Vladimir Ilyich Lenin on his deathbed best suited this occasion.
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Let's celebrate our wedding anniversary at university? (cakewrecks.blogspot.com)
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Nothing could ruin their holiday. Not even a cake that clearly reads "Merry Christmis."
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It's obvious the baker never won the spelling bee. (cakewrecks.blogspot.com)
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Many brides want to be the center of attention at their weddings, and this one made extra sure she got the spotlight. (cakewrecks.blogspot.com)
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Maybe this will make the whole idea of getting a c-section more appealing. (cakewrecks.blogspot.com)
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This brings a whole new meaning to showing off the baby pictures. (cakewrecks.blogspot.com)
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This is an animal rights protest waiting to happen. (cakewrecks.blogspot.com)
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Monday 19 October
By Amy
In case you're stupid, MUMMY is "MOMMY" in England and other countries like that...how in HELL do YOU know that cake wasn;t made THERE??? DUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
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Monday 19 October
By Amy
I meant that comment for Shantay
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Monday 19 October
By Walter Lorell
Did you mean, "Bare in mind," or "Bear in mind"?
Walter Lorell
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Monday 19 October
By Cheryl Mason
People should learn to spell before
they decorate cakes. I am grown up
and I can read the mistakes.
Cheryl Mason
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Monday 19 October
By P
Songbird, it's BEAR in mind, not BARE in mind. You were an English major?
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Monday 19 October
By tina
I order my own cake for my birthday. When I ordered, they asked my the occasion, I said birthday and she said boy or girl, and I thought she was thinking color sceme for cake. I said girl as they usually put pink roses on it. When I picked it up there was a baby girl on the cake with congratulations on it. It was great. Everyone got a kick out of it! Mistakes are often made to make you smile. Ease up people..it's cake.
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Monday 19 October
By Pooky
I am a mom, and I never claim to be wonderful at making cakes or anything else for that matter...but I can understand how someone under pressure can misspell something. You sit there while trying to write in icing the message and double check words that you have been spelling for years because you want the cake to be perfect. My dad used to have a saying, "People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw rocks." So all of you who pick on people for putting There when they mean Their, should really look at things you are not so great at. I would love to see you make a rose on a cake, perfectly center a message on a cake, or even use different tips with the icing bags to get different designs. It isn't always as easy as it seems.
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Monday 19 October
By Pooky
Is it really our youth that has failed us with what they don't know, or is it us who have failed our youth by not teaching them what they need to know? You complain about how a school system is not teaching your child something you want them to know, why aren't you stepping up to the plate and teaching them?
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Monday 19 October
By Ginger
Much worse when it happens to your tattoo.
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Friday 23 October
By Carol
My, my...aren't we all being a little "catty"? Has no-one ever made a mistake??? I've decorated cakes for over 20 years and it can become pretty stressful. Granted, when it comes to decorating cakes for a customer you probably would make sure the spelling was correct. I do have to say, I've done it myself, thankfully on my own daughter's birthday cake (birthday was spelled birtday). Let's play nice...
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Wednesday 21 October
By xz
I doubt it has anything to do with the public school system. How do you know the ages of these people anyway? Schools systems change over the years, and vary by location. Anyway, these look like misspellings done by people with something else on their mind. They were probably in a rush and one of the cakes say 'Happy annivisty' or something, and I bet that person had another word on their mind as they wrote that. Also, they could have not been that conscious and were kind of 'out of it' as they were writing.
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Sunday 22 November
By xtahice
Ok so one year my mother decided to pair me and my brothers birthday together ...When she called the cake in for order ...she told the lady I want the cake to say happy birthday Lauren and Tim ..She told the lady at the bakery that they are brother and sister ....When we went to pick up the cake It said Happy Birthday Lauren and Tim Brother and Sister ...Haha just in case everyone at the party didnt already know that ! Bad enough I had to share my birthday ...Thankfully she stated the obvious also !
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Friday 11 February
By Myrtle Hernandez
I love cakes and I decorate my own cakes..your cales are nice..
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