IT'S ALWAYS nice to at least attempt to make your own cake for your kids' birthday.
But one mum's baking skills were put to the test when her daughter requested a Frozen-themed cake for her 3rd birthday.
The Australian mum gained a lot of attention when she shared snaps of her cake creation – but for all the wrong reasons.
After paying £3 for pre-made from Woolworths the mum just had to decorate the dessert in the requested Frozen style.
She explained on Facebook: "White chocolate and chocolate mudcakes, homemade buttercream, ice chards made from white chocolate dyed a light blue and attempted to make Elsa, Anna and Olaf from fondant."
Although the mum said her daughter "loved" the cake, not everyone was so impressed with her creation.
Read more on food
How to make the perfect roast potatoes in the Air Fryer
I’m a foodie…here’s how to make frozen chips taste amazing in an Air Fryer
The birthday cake featured the familiar characters from the Disney film, but people couldn't help but point out that something wasn't quite right with the fondant Anna, Elsa and Olaf.
One Facebook user reckoned the cake was more fitting for Halloween than a birthday party, she wrote: "While the girls may look like zombies, I can appreciate how much work went into this."
Another joked with her friend: "This looks like us after one of our dinner parties."
And another quipped: "Omg this is scary."
Most read in Fabulous
Dad called mum a cheat because I didn’t look like him… the truth took 38yrs
Pregnant mum stuns as she shows exactly how her baby is lying in her belly
Hack to make summer dress or top work in the winter – & all you need is a belt
People are just realizing a hidden washing machine part needs cleaning
But others congratulated the mum on her baking attempt, one said: "I know professional cake decorators who refuse to attempt self-made figures because they are too hard so they outsource.
"You should be super proud of yourself."
Another mum agreed: "I tried making something small with fondant with my friend for my daughter's birthday once and it ended up being a good laugh, it was too hard but we had fun trying."
Source: Read Full Article