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mvaldes · 10-20-2009, 09:19 PM

My wife made one for me for my birthday last summer. Not quite up to the professional standards of "the Ultimate Cake" but it was fun and yummy too!

The_Q_Man · 10-21-2009, 07:43 AM

Oh it was very tasty! And mvaldes, there's a lot to be said by a homemade cake where someone has poured their heart into making it. Without being a professional, it turned out really well!

mvaldes · 10-21-2009, 08:33 AM

Agreed, and she even fashioned tin foil spikes for the rear as well as grills, tail light surrounds, etc. Word of warning though, FWIW, she learned that black food coloring does stain!

PerryA · 10-21-2009, 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by The_Q_Man

Well, we definitely found a way to sacrifice the car and eat it as can be seen below! And much to our surprise, we found a good amount of chocolate buttercream inside!

The bakery is called Daphne's Bakery in Mint Hill, NC and I was totally amazed.

How many miles on that Smart? I think the dealer can fix it, but you'll need a tow.

**GetSmrt28277** · 10-21-2009, 05:42 PM

Being one of the privileged few on this forum that got to eat a piece of this wonderful cake, I have to say the buttercream was awesome!

and it went great with the homemade pineapple ice cream.

jetfuel · 10-21-2009, 05:48 PM

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Originally Posted by GetSmrt28277

Being one of the privileged few on this forum that got to eat a piece of this wonderful cake, I have to say the buttercream was awesome!

and it went great with the homemade pineapple ice cream

...go ahead...rub a little to the right...oh yeah baby...that's the spot...

jetfuel....alkaseltzer anyone?

forestacademy · 10-21-2009, 06:17 PM

So Jet are you thinking you should have went south East rather than North West Last weekend?

I guess the Pumpkin Pie just wasn't that good.

The_Q_Man · 10-23-2009, 05:42 AM

He could have come down, enjoyed the cake and my father in law's ice cream, and have taken part of the marathon sweat shop session at my house to sew 12 Santa hats. I think at final count, it was about 11 hours total of constant sewing!

PerryA · 10-23-2009, 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by The_Q_Man

He could have come down, enjoyed the cake and my father in law's ice cream, and have taken part of the marathon sweat shop session at my house to sew 12 Santa hats. I think at final count, it was about 11 hours total of constant sewing!

Did you make one for the Smart? Check the gallery, I'm sure the photos are still in there somewhere. One of my early memories on these forums . . .but I keep coming back, you can't scare me away with your obsession, I'm one of you now.

Neonspinnazz · 10-23-2009, 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by The_Q_Man

Well, we definitely found a way to sacrifice the car and eat it as can be seen below! And much to our surprise, we found a good amount of chocolate buttercream inside!

The bakery is called Daphne's Bakery in Mint Hill, NC and I was totally amazed.

How did the engine taste?

I would've started with the roof (instant cabrio!).
Worked my way down until there was no roof (crossblade!)
Then I would've crashed into the front and rear...(dang, too strong, couldn't get to the passenger compartment!)
Then I would've polished off the rest until all was left would be the 4 wheels.
And I'll finish, with the wheels...

Mmmmmm...tasty safety...