"Dear Mario: Please come to the castle. I've baked a cake for you. Yours truly-- Princess Toadstool, Peach."
The last of my Mario creations... This one was quite simple to make, a basic half sheet cake designed to look like a Super Mario Bro's World. The toys were provided by the customer, so the only real work I had to do was the design. All of these cakes were priced no higher than $35 dollars... quite the bargain if you ask me. High end cake shops would charge an arm and a leg for something so basic as any of these.
Super Mario Bro's! Unless you've been living under a rock for the past 30 years, you would know that the Super Mario Brother's are a household name. Starting from before I was born on the popular video game "Donkey Kong" to his most awesome new game "Super Mario Bro's Wii", Mario has made quite the name for himself and for some odd reason he still hasn't made his way to a DecoPack cake kit. So for now i'll have to rely on making my own
Today was the day that the Super Mario Bro's 1UP mushroom made a comeback, and not just by himself, he also came back with some red health mushrooms and some mini blue cupcakes. He was two layers white cake, two layers chocolate with buttercream icing all around. A pretty basic cake you might say, but it's for a kid's birthday so i'm sure that they are happy just to have an awesome looking cake. I didn't take a picture of the mini blue mushrooms, but if you have a good imagination then you will know what they look like.
This is my fail mario cake... It's not horrible, but it's not nearly as awesome as the new one was. This cake may have been way more stable in size but it also weighed a ton. The little boy that got this cake for his birthday was totally excited, even if it didn't look exactly like the in-game mushrooms. I am looking forward to seeing the customer's facial expression tomorrow when they pick up this new one.
The last of my Mario creations... This one was quite simple to make, a basic half sheet cake designed to look like a Super Mario Bro's World. The toys were provided by the customer, so the only real work I had to do was the design. All of these cakes were priced no higher than $35 dollars... quite the bargain if you ask me. High end cake shops would charge an arm and a leg for something so basic as any of these.I tell all of our customers to Imagine the impossible and then talk to me, because i'll make it happen for you!
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