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This gorgeous cake is based on the game Machinarium and was created by Sweet Disposition Cakes in Australia.
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This cake, showing Iron Man’s Hulkbuster armor which first appeared in Iron Man 304, was created by Cake Central member Theresa Platte.
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Firefly Serenity cake created by The Bunny Baker. Check out another image after the break.
Batman doesn’t strike me as the kind of guy who has a sweet tooth, but I bet he’s as guilty as the rest of us of eating sugary things he shouldn’t. Like cookies and candy and cakes. Bakers love putting the Bat symbol on every kind of sweet food you can imagine, and we’ve found five fantastic examples.
Why go with a plain old Bat logo when you can make the one from The Dark Knight Rises? The above piece of cupcake art was made by Nerdache Cakes.
Check out four more desserts after the break.
This milk chocolate cake was created by Bite Me Bakery. It is layered with Belgian milk chocolate ganache and features Batman looking down upon a modeling chocolate Gotham City. You can’t see it here, but the cake also features a working bat signal that projects onto the wall.
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Created by Rosanna Pansino for her collection of geeky edibles she calls “Nerdy Nummies”. It features a fondant Kong surrounded by banana Nerds candies, and a wall of Kit Kats. Hit the jump to check out a video of the creative process.
If you’re a cake perfectionist who demands equal slices for all, then you’ll be interested to know that this Klipy cake divider is ready to serve:
Pop the Klipy into the center of your cake or pie. Make the all-important first cut, then line up the guides based on how many total pieces you need: 6, 8, 10, or 12. Now all you need to do is cut where the guide tells you and you’ll get perfectly even pieces.
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