Uh, EUREKA! I’ve found my wedding cake! I’m an Ace of Cakes addict, and though I don’t know who made this cake, I could imagine them creating something like this for me. With the exception of it being on top of slices of toast. This is not my way of saying that I’m getting married people, don’t get any ideas. I don’t know if I’d have the courage to eat such a wonderful masterpiece. [via.]

I’ve noted before that Nightmare Before Christmas happens to be one of my all time favorite movies ever, right? Well, when I spotted this cake, I needed to know more about it, so I contacted the person who made it [chomocakes]. Most importantly, I need to know if I could eat it. Some would question me on the decision to want to eat such a masterpiece, but really, why let it go to waste? She responded to me, and I knew it was time to share [also, hit the jump to see her tokidoki inspired cake]. See her message below.

I made this for my nephew’s birthday last Halloween. The three characters are made of rice krispies treats, covered in fondant, and painted with an edible luster dust. each one took anywhere from 4 to 6 hours to create. my husband and i stayed up all night working on them.

The bathtub is chocolate cake, again covered in rolled fondant, and painted by my husband (flickr.com/people/b1) with lusterdust to give it that rust appearance.

Everything you see is 100% edible. we pride ourselves on craftsmanship, attention to detail, and above all, cakes that taste as good as they look.

thanks,
sylvia
cmcakes.com

I recently got the Helio Ocean, so naturally I’m going to be on a Helio high. I’m not sure if you’ve seen the ads around the city (if you live in the city). The one I am referring to is the “Plan A, Plan B” ad. Plan A being the dial pad mode, and plan B is the keyboard mode. I’ve found Plan C, eat it!

YUMMY!!

I got it over at Gizmodo.com