• By Mark Wilson
    Jan 23, 2009 1:00 PM 19,337
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    Brooklyn Pastry Chef Crafts Perfect, Gigantic Wiimote Cake

    Last week, a 9-year-old boy received the birthday cake of his life in the form of a giant Wiimote.

    At the request of one very loving parent, pastry chef Roshel Michaeli from Schicks Gourmet Bakery got to work meticulously measuring the Wiimote before scaling it to feed a small to medium army of children. The chocolate cake with mousse filling was coated with (edible) rolled fondant, depicting the Wiimote's buttons in perfect detail—including even a properly shaped expansion port in the bottom.

    The custom cake cost $360, but we have a feeling that it's a memory the child will not soon forget. Though without a strap, this thing will make a huge mess all over the TV. [Thanks Jack!]


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