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Photocakes

 

Have you heard of such a thing? I admit that I've never actually seen one but they must be pretty cool. This was seen outside one of the local cafes in town.

This week and last week we've been having some real Winter weather. Temps are still down to -1 at night and there is more ice outside on our veranda in the mornings. 

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Comments

Photocakes are new to me - I had to look them up! They sound like a rather brilliant modern idea :)
roentare said…
To print photos on cakes? That sounds very Asiany thing to do. Most of the Asian bakery shops in Melbourne would do that. Not very popular though.
s.c said…
Sometimes you have also photo coffee.
Tigger's Mum said…
Are photo cakes the kind you look at in a photo - but never get to eat? Low cal then?
local alien said…
Photo cakes. I think I have seen them . They love fancy cakes here.
Iris Flavia said…
Nasty winter-temps! Cakes might help, as photo or for real...
Bill said…
That's new to me.
Tom said…
...they have been around for a number of years here.
Yogi♪♪♪ said…
I have seen photos of them but have never seen one in real life.
magiceye said…
Quite a popular art here.

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