Jennifer's father is an avid rifle, shotgun and bow hunter so she made this appropriately themed cake for his 60th birthday.
Tasty.
Num num.
Happy Birthday Jen's dad!
Many thanks to Rolf for sending me the photo.
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Cool. Except for the imitation deer droppings. Blech!
I wonder who called dibs on the piece with the lovely flowers.
That’s a pretty inventive cake. good work.
hahah! this cake is the best! i want to convince my mother to make one for my birthday!
Perhaps next year Jen could bake a Dessert Eagle. Geddit?…No?…There’s no pleasing some people.
How did she make the shells? I assume the rocks are rock candy. That’s the coolest cake I’ve seen since Lego Block cakes came out!
That’s actually pretty darn cool!
That is one lucky dad and he has one lovely girl! Jennifer needs to go shooting with her dad regularly to make him even happier than he already is.
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I really like it. Deer droppings, hilarious.
How many times have I told you, “You can’t eat deer sign”!?