Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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Homemade cakes

Professionally imperfect cakes for that home made deep fake
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Mmm-perfect cakes that seal the deal that these are home made, hiding the secret that these are shop bought.

Possible cake attributes baked in include; uneven icing (cook's finger stroke is extra); slight, but not unenjoyable, over added baking soda taste; lop sided shape and, for the pièce de résistance, a slightly singed base. Varying moisture content, on order, is difficult and can have uncontrolled results but the baker's will attempt for a fee.

No one would ever know. Just don't get seen coming out of the shop.

wjt, Aug 07 2020


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       Isn't this a well-known and well-baked thing? Half the products in the supermarket are labelled "home-made".
pocmloc, Aug 07 2020
  

       True, [poc], but they seldom look it.
pertinax, Aug 07 2020
  

       No they are not up to my usual standards, right enough!
pocmloc, Aug 07 2020
  

       True, super market fare isn't the finest looking but it does have that production line look, which gives away the con.
wjt, Aug 07 2020
  

       I'm not sure I get this. Just buy a regular store-bought cake and go home and stick your finger in it and lick the frosting off, and Viola, you have what you have. A fake homemade dessert. Right?
blissmiss, Aug 07 2020
  

       //that production line look// you haven't been in my kitchen then!
pocmloc, Aug 07 2020
  

       [blissmiss] If you think you could get away with not having the desert recognised. These are professionally made fakes.   

       [pocmloc] The opposite problem for you then, hard for them to believe it's not an industrial outcome.
wjt, Aug 08 2020
  

       //production line look// //you haven't been in my kitchen//   

       Apparently, when this virus thing is over, we *all* need to show up in [pocmloc]'s kitchen.
lurch, Aug 09 2020
  

       There's a limit to how many pies I can bake you know! Maybe I need to invest in more cold-storage units.
pocmloc, Aug 09 2020
  

       I heard there was free cake at pocmloc's.   

       I'm heading there now.
chronological, Aug 09 2020
  

       yum yum
pocmloc, Aug 09 2020
  

       All your cake are belong to us.
8th of 7, Aug 09 2020
  

       Could take it to the extreme and make it look like young kids made it. In other words, make it look really messed up complete with misspelled words on the frosting message. Adds the "cute" factor. [+]   

       Of course if you don't come right out and lie about it being made by kids it might raise some eyebrows if party guests think you made it.
doctorremulac3, Aug 09 2020
  

       What are //misspelled works//?
pocmloc, Aug 09 2020
  

       That would be an ironic misspelling of "words". (fixed)
doctorremulac3, Aug 09 2020
  

       Could be a side business in professionally made homemade professional looking homemade cakes.
tatterdemalion, Aug 09 2020
  

       Careful there [tat], you're starting to recurse... best get out before you hit stack overflow...
8th of 7, Aug 09 2020
  


 

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