The Typography Birthday Cake: It’s a Cake That Talks To You!
Ah! The cuteness of this cake is too much. What a fun idea. How is it done, you ask?
This typography cake is the work of Victoria Hudgins of A Subtle Revelry. To make the letters, she used edible dough, which I have to think is something akin to fondant, and cut out the letters using cookie cutters. Then she poured half of the cake batter into a cake pan, placed all the letters in the batter (spelling out ‘YAY’) and covered them with the rest of the batter. Bake and it’s done. So easy!
Get the Recipe → Typography Cake | A Subtle Revelry
So many possibilities here. You could spell names, or a gift, maybe a secret inside joke. (Which would be a double inside joke, in that the inside joke is inside a cake – pow!)
What would you spell in your typography cake?
(Image: Athena Plichta for A Subtle Revelry)