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My dad's bday

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April 2nd was my dad's 61st bday. Last year my brother and I got him 20 laps in a NASCAR at MIS, so it was hard coming up with an idea to top that. Since he loves German chocolate and BG, the only thing I could think to do this year was make him a Falcon cake! Since he doesn't know how to upload images, I was told I needed to put this on here...

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Some of the frosting kind of ran during transportation but it still turned our alright!

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That's awesome!
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Fantastic, Mike. That's just awesome.
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Heck with a little piece of frosting running, how did it taste?
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oaklane2 wrote:Heck with a little piece of frosting running, how did it taste?
Dude it's got German Chocolate icing on it. I'm sure it tasted awesome.
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hammb wrote: Dude it's got German Chocolate icing on it. I'm sure it tasted awesome.
With German Chocolate cake underneath. It was pretty fantastic, not going to lie. It was actually made with two 13x9 cakes above each other. I guess I should have invited hammb over as there was a lot left.

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The German chocolate is almost the perfect shade for the logo. Very cool.

For my bday, the wife bought an orange-iced sheet cake and traced the LT Falcon outline in orange icing.
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VERY COOL!!!!
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