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Drippy Icing Whimsical Cake

One of my coworkers asked me to make a cake for his girlfriend's and her nephew's birthday.  The idea was to have one cake but to represent both of them.  I thought about doing two different themes on the cake but I really didn't like that idea.  You might as well do two separate cakes, in my opinion.

My inspiration came from a cake that I've long had on my "Cakes I Want to Try" board on Pinterest.  I made an 8" chocolate cake with salted caramel filling, iced in chocolate fudge icing.

The cherries, I love how these turned out.


So, to make it appear as if I made two cakes.  I added Happy Birthday to Karyn on one side.



And Happy Birthday to Sammy on the other. I suggested that at the restaurant if they sat across from each other it would give each the illusion that they had their own birthday cake.


So happy I got to try out this design.

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