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RTiii320

macrumors 6502a
Original poster
Aug 15, 2008
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Long Beach, CA
macbook_cake.jpg


Pretty amazing if you really look at it, especially with all the supplies around it...

http://nibbet.com/2009/07/31/this-macbook-cake-is-definitely-a-pro-cake/
 

gillboyswims96

macrumors regular
Jun 19, 2009
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wait, how does the screen not fall over:confused:

since i cant to that i guess i will just have to make a macbook cake, but it will be closed :p
 

upinflames900

macrumors 6502a
May 20, 2009
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wait, how does the screen not fall over:confused:

since i cant to that i guess i will just have to make a macbook cake, but it will be closed :p

There is either something holding it behind it or something in between the layers that holds it up. I doubt that you can make it do that without some supporting help.
 

Takuta-Nui

macrumors regular
Apr 30, 2009
140
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There is either something holding it behind it or something in between the layers that holds it up. I doubt that you can make it do that without some supporting help.

If you've watched Ace of Cakes, you might recall the frequent use of wooden sticks. They're basically scaffolding tools that go inside the part of the cake that need such support. That MacBook lid looks thick enough that the use of sticks wouldn't be out of the question.

Anyway, I love it - I had been pondering what to request for my 18th birthday, and I think I have the answer! Only difference would be it'd be the unibody version. ;)
 

bbotte

macrumors 65816
Feb 11, 2008
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USA
Looks like fondit to me, if you have ever eaten it, it's horrible. Yuck.... No thanks.
 
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