Clever Cake Studios made this smashing game-themed, Tetrisoid cake for the opening of a local Play'N'Trade store -- the little faces are caricatures of store employees.
Game-themed Tetris cake
Clever Cake Studios made this smashing game-themed, Tetrisoid cake for the opening of a local Play'N'Trade store -- the little faces are caricatures of store employees.
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Yummy AND cool!
"That's strange, those lines aren't clearing."
*Host pulls out a knife and spatula*
"Oh."