Along with the photo of the taco cake on Instagram, Sideserf shared a Youtube video showing the process of making it. If you follow her instructions, you can try making your own Taco Bell cake. Keep in mind that she’s bringing years of practice into her every project and don’t be disappointed if it doesn’t come out like this in the first try.

Sideserf lives and works in Austin, Texas, where she moved from Cleveland. She runs her business Sideserf Cake Studio and is known for making realistic cakes that look and taste amazing. Check out the “how-to” video for the Taco Bell cake below.

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You know which Baby Yoda we mean, right? That’s right, the star of the most popular memes at the moment that first appeared on The Mandalorian, a new TV show available on recently launched streaming service Disney+.

“I started out with four 5-inch round layers of vanilla cake,” Sideserf explains as we watch her continue adding vanilla buttercream. Minutes go by quickly as we watch the Baby Yoda being created and, before we know it, it’s already there in all its cuteness.

“I don’t want to do it, I don’t want to cut this one,” we hear her say in the end when it’s time to cut up the cake and try it. And we totally get it! See the whole process below.

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Formerly a sculptor, Natalie launched Cake Studio in 2013, after sculpting a cake with the face of country music legend Willie Nelson for a cake competition. After thirty hours of work, she created a hyper-realistic masterpiece that gained global attention and became the number one submission on the front page of Reddit. This paved her way to features on American Idol, The Chew, and a number of Food Network programs. 

When asked if she has a favorite cake she’s worked on, Sideserf is quick to respond, noting it was her own wedding cake. As one might guess, her wedding cake was anything but traditional. The creation featured the severed heads of Natalie and her husband and a banner that read, “’Til Death Do Us Part.” 

Take a look at her prizeworthy cakes below! 

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Along with the photo of the taco cake on Instagram, Sideserf shared a Youtube video showing the process of making it. If you follow her instructions, you can try making your own Taco Bell cake. Keep in mind that she’s bringing years of practice into her every project and don’t be disappointed if it doesn’t come out like this in the first try.

Sideserf lives and works in Austin, Texas, where she moved from Cleveland. She runs her business Sideserf Cake Studio and is known for making realistic cakes that look and taste amazing. Check out the “how-to” video for the Taco Bell cake below.

The post You Gotta See This Realistic Taco Bell Cake appeared first on PlayJunkie.

You know which Baby Yoda we mean, right? That’s right, the star of the most popular memes at the moment that first appeared on The Mandalorian, a new TV show available on recently launched streaming service Disney+.

“I started out with four 5-inch round layers of vanilla cake,” Sideserf explains as we watch her continue adding vanilla buttercream. Minutes go by quickly as we watch the Baby Yoda being created and, before we know it, it’s already there in all its cuteness.

“I don’t want to do it, I don’t want to cut this one,” we hear her say in the end when it’s time to cut up the cake and try it. And we totally get it! See the whole process below.

The post Pastry Chef Shows How to Make a Baby Yoda Cake appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Formerly a sculptor, Natalie launched Cake Studio in 2013, after sculpting a cake with the face of country music legend Willie Nelson for a cake competition. After thirty hours of work, she created a hyper-realistic masterpiece that gained global attention and became the number one submission on the front page of Reddit. This paved her way to features on American Idol, The Chew, and a number of Food Network programs. 

When asked if she has a favorite cake she’s worked on, Sideserf is quick to respond, noting it was her own wedding cake. As one might guess, her wedding cake was anything but traditional. The creation featured the severed heads of Natalie and her husband and a banner that read, “’Til Death Do Us Part.” 

Take a look at her prizeworthy cakes below! 

The post These Intricate Sculptures Are Actually Made Out Of Delicious Cake appeared first on PlayJunkie.