Poker cake
My wife and mother-in-law worked together to create this awesome piece of cakey goodness to celebrate Father’s Day with!
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Happy Easter!
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Happy Easter from the Punaros!
Very colorful and fun cake. My wife will also be impressed, as she has made many interesting novelty cakes. Even if the chips and cards are made from fondent (sp.?), which I find too dense and sweet to be edible.
That is a good one – good idea to take photos – it’s fun to look back on the crazy cakes from the past.
I’m sure Dad loved it.
Awesome!
i don’t like that like of frosting. too gummy. i prefer a nice ganache.