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January 18, 2011

Tyrannosaurus Wrecks

A cake of a rather sad, trunked dinosaur. From Cake Wrecks

There are many ways to make a dinosaur cake. You could bake one in the shape of a dinosaur, you should create an icing dinosaur on the cake, or otherwise give your delicious creation a prehistoric theme. Unfortunately, this means that there are just as many ways to screw up making a dinosaur cake, and the blog Cake Wrecks has a small gallery of some hilariously bad dinosaur cakes.

Thanks to Sarah Zielinski of our own Surprising Science for pointing me to these catastrophic confections.



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1 Comment »

  1. dinogami says:

    That’s not a dinosaur; it’s clearly an antalfagator.

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