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Published: 2010-11-16 03:15:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 69007; Favourites: 216; Downloads: 18858
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My first fondant cake for a BIOL330 assignment.Related content
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This reminds me of a project I had to do in my senior year of Anatomy.Β We had to create a model of the human skin layers and I made mine with different jell-o flavors and additional solids like nuts and fruits for the other things.Β Regardless though this brings back memories and looks awesome.Β It looks like it would be even more fun to eat because people could say "Can I have part of the Golgi apparatus?"Β or "Pass me the mitochondria, please?"Β It just looks really fun and would be a great treat for a biology class of any level.Β Hope you got an A on it.
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Oh my gosh, that's some incredible detail! Β That takes amazing talent (and probably a lot of patience). Β I hope you aced that assignment.
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OMG...
that's a cake?!
I've seen plastic models that didn't look that good!
and I don't just mean to eat!
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I love nerd cakes. This makes me so proud of humanity.
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Gross and super dooper awesome. haha I wonder how it tastes.
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You did get an A+++ ....right???!!??? This is amazing!
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Ahhhh the endoplasmatic reticuli are so nicely done!
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it has been far too long since my biology class in high school...
what are endplasmatic reticuli?
I doΒ like the mitochondria though...
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endoplasmatic reticuli have different tasks to fullfill, they built up proteins, are storage place for calcium and the ER is involved into bulding up new cell walls. Bio was my favourite class
Indeed, its so intricately crafted
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I love your cake! It is so pretty I'd be sad to cut it. Β I'm doing a similar project in my biology class and I was really hoping that you would post the recipe you used. Β I really would love to try to make a cell cake for my project as well as you did. Β Because that is definitely A material
Thanks much,
caseyeli
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It's beautiful when extraordinary art meets fascinating science... sigh... just beautiful.
I like the folds of the Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum. Instant 
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You seriously better have gotten an A (at least!) for this project!
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woah... we just learned about this in science, very nice job! This is making me want cake.
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i remember when i was suppose to make a 3D diagram of the cell when i was a teen...you wouldve gotten an A++
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OMG this is amazing! Gives me hope for humankind!
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It'd be an awesome bit of irony if it was Vegan.
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if only we were taught like this...such an amazing job!!
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OHMYGOD.
I so want to give this to my uni lecturer .o.
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wow! that is awesome, biology and cake two of my favorite things!
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oh my god!!!!!well now i'm trully impressed!!!!!that's the way biology should be teached!!!
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Tell me you got a 100% and your class loved you cause you all got to eat the dericiousness ((yes i know delicious is spelt wrong it's just the way i say it))
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You amaze me with your baking skills and your nerdtastic cake.
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wow, that puts the biology cakes my friend and I made to shame xD amazing!
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Very awesome! Forget Bio though, you could get hired very quickly as a cake decorator for something like this. I've heard from more than one baker than they can always teach someone how to back, but they can't teach someone creativity. You've got a lot of it! Pursue your dreams though and I'm sure you'll do great!
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I know this cake was posted in 2010 (just seen on FB) but I do hope Nicole reads your comments - couldn't have put 'it' better myself.....Thank you. I'm sure Nicole will be brilliant at whatever she chooses to do too.
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Saw this on IFLS Facebook 
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This is fantastic. I LOVE this, you are one of the most creative and fun people I've never met ^^
Definitely a favourite <3
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