One of the best things about cakes (and who honestly doesn’t like cakes?) is that they’re so easy to customize. Such is the case with this: the Alice In Wonderland cake.
The cake, which is designed by Foxdale Cakes artist Helen Vallis, represents everything that is Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland. The cake features text: “A Very Merry unbirthday to you,” the classic greeting in wonderland. The colours are very vivid, and artistically, it’s a very creative reimagining of Alice in Wonderland.
The cake features Alice falling into the hole that leads to Wonderland, and a few other iconic objects from the popular book.
For example, you have the teacups and the hat which are reminiscent of the Mad Hatter’s tea party. You also have the hookah smoking caterpillar, except without the hookah. Also present are the toadstools that the caterpillar was sitting on.
The cake also has depictions of the “Eat Me” and “Drink Me” food and bottle, as well as the door covered by a yellow curtain. The decoration of the cake (i.e. the studs and the icing designs) add to the cake as being something like a Wonderland.
What’s more, the cake features images of the Queen of Hearts’ soldiers and the Cheshire cat. My only concern was that, looking at the cake, I thought it was supposed to be kid friendly. Looks like the cake decorator wanted to be anatomically correct. Regardless though, it is pretty good detail wise, for a cake.
The cake is topped off with the “Unbirthday” greeting and the white hare’s watch. The cake looks too good to eat, and yet, it also looks like something you want to dive into (pun intended).
You can check out more cake designs, like the Pacman cake, the Death Star cake, or a Buzz Lightyear cake.
