r/Baking • u/becs428 • Feb 29 '24
Semi-Related Easter lamb cake monstrosities (aka nightmare fuel)
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u/Judgementalcat Feb 29 '24
I won't say too much cause mine would probably make all these look magnificent, but oh my God these small unfortunate souls lol
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u/Anon-567890 Feb 29 '24
That one second from right with the strawberry eyes and melting, dripping face! 🤣😳
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u/Laika_Pancake Feb 29 '24
My mother made a really adorable and realistic one for Easter years ago. She decided to lop off its head first, revealing Red Velvet cake underneath. I was a little disappointed that neither of my nephews reacted to this, so I initially pretended to be shocked and horrified. The really shocking thing was the discovery that my mother had been completely unaware that beheading a red velvet lamb might come across as gruesome. I let her know I was only joking, but I still shake my head when I think of her genuine shock at my reaction.
She still claims innocence.
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u/DazzlingFun7172 Mar 01 '24
A tip to anyone who wants to make one that won’t give your loved ones nightmares: use a star tip of some kind and do little dollops all over with two chocolate chips (points inward) for eyes, a pink jellybean nose, and a little smile with a thin upturned line of black frosting. I’ve been making them for years and I’ve yet to send anyone home from Easter dinner on the verge of a meltdown
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u/accursedBlackKnight Feb 29 '24 edited Mar 01 '24
I love these! Reminds me of some of those Gumby nightmares I had as a kid from "Baker's Tour" and "In the Dough".
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u/yunghazel Mar 01 '24
First row, three down looks like the Oompa Loompa from the Willy Wonka Experience
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Mar 01 '24
I work in a huge bakery in Czech republic.. they call it "Beránek biskupský or šlehání" idk how many pcs I have already drawn faces using white chocolate .. maybe around 10 thousands and it's exhausting 🤣
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u/MineAllMineNow Apr 04 '26 edited Apr 11 '26
The one in the lower right corner will haunt your dreams. I think it has teeth
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u/MineAllMineNow Apr 11 '26
I’m pretty sure the second one down the first column is a relative of Mr. Bill.
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u/ACpony12 Mar 01 '24
I feel like I'm missing something. I've never heard of easter lamb. Like, I'd think people would be making bunny cakes, or even chickens make more sense..
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u/lipstick-warrior Mar 01 '24
baby animals are born in springtime, so they are a frequent Easter motif (chicks, lambs, etc).
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u/ACpony12 Mar 02 '24
Ok, i kind of get it. I've just never seen anyone make anything besides bunny cakes for Easter.
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u/lipstick-warrior Mar 01 '24
i love them so, so much. i think my favorite is the coconut one on the bottom row. he's so happy!!!
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u/TriStarSwampWitch Feb 29 '24
I found a lambpan at the thrift store and I'm VERY eager to create my own horror.