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Divemaster
08-10-2012, 22:10
This snake does not taste like chicken. Someone has some mad skills here.
Whats the source of this product?
Divemaster
08-10-2012, 23:19
Whats the source of this product?
HH6 found the pics on Pintrest. Sorry, but the cake maker isn't listed. I can imagine scaring the crap out of some folks on their birthday with this.
I want one..
Great for a going away or retirement party!!
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BigJimCalhoun
08-11-2012, 08:00
That takes some talent. I am impressed
Red Flag 1
08-11-2012, 08:37
The icing looks like a ton of work to capture the animal's natural texture. I don't like snakes, hate them in fact. At first glance, I'd be tempted to use a hammer first:).
RF 1
mark46th
08-11-2012, 09:07
Did the cake taste like chicken?
Whats the source of this product?North Star Cakes, in Kent, England. Facebook page is here (http://www.facebook.com/pages/North-Star-Cakes/204068076325127?ref=ts).
Divemaster
08-11-2012, 13:14
North Star Cakes, in Kent, England. Facebook page is here (http://www.facebook.com/pages/North-Star-Cakes/204068076325127?ref=ts).
Great job tracking it down. I wonder if they ship to the U.S.? Hmm, I wonder how much for a 6 foot rattlesnake cake?
Badger52
08-13-2012, 09:57
"Snakes on a Plate"
I might need one of these....
XngZeRubicon
08-30-2012, 19:27
Great job tracking it down. I wonder if they ship to the U.S.? Hmm, I wonder how much for a 6 foot rattlesnake cake?
I was thinking the same!