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Although they started as mere modified form of breads, cakes have been reformed to something that is more elaborate and, perhaps, more creative. And now, parties are not even a party without their presence. Birthdays, weddings, anniversaries—they all demand for cakes.
But some people find the usual round, layered sweet boring. Although the taste can differ every time, the face does not really its fair taste of change. Baker Mike McCarey from Redmond, Washington, does not want to fail people who want a little spice for their cakes, so he made cakes that surpass your most imaginative idea of this baked food.
Since Mike started his company Mike’s Amazing Cakes, it has been gaining a lot of attention for the way his creations looked. Mike himself said that his cake art is guided by two principles: the concept being presented should be as accurate and true to life or as animated as possible and should have as unique a perspective as can be conjured up.
He has Lord of the Rings–inspired cake and a Casablanca-based one. One looks like a place in Venice, and another one depicts Rome. Mike McCarey indeed never runs out of ideas for his next masterpiece.
Astronomia Tourbillon Wrist Watch Cake
Dragon Smaug from Lord of the Rings![]()
Award-Winning Rodeo Clown and one of Her Beloved West Highland Terriers
Venice
Movie Casablanca
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Oyster Cake
How It Looks Like to Plow a Cake
Standing Figure Feline Cake
Seahawk Stadium Cake
Spanish Steps in Rome Cake
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Ninja Turtle Cake
Batcave Cake
The Corpse Bride Cake
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Castle Cake
Totoro Cake
DaVinci’s Cupcake
Olaf Cake
Okay, let us sum this all up with this.
Mike’s cakes have gone a long way, have entered many doors. And according to him, “Anything is possible within the limits of gravity and physics,” so all you need to do is to make a call, and he’ll take you to the creative process.
All photos are taken from Mike’s Amazing Cakes Facebook page.
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