Royal doughnuts, chocolate biscuit cakes and some of the world's best chefs weighing in on the feedbags they'd go strapping to the crowned heads of state.
If you haven't yet had your fill of William and Kate's upcoming nuptials, here's one more bite. Food artist Prudence Staite has created likenesses of Prince William and hid bride-to-be Kate Middleton in the form of an entirely edible portrait created from the elements of a traditional roast dinner. You may now eat the bride.
Read Royale (portrait) with cheese on CNN's The Royal Wedding Unveiled blog
***would you pass this message to william, kate and assocate family members please.
i've been tried to own business selling candles by bundling bakery, however, i wasn't keeping do it. but, this isn't the point. my interest to william, kate is, why they like to get wedding soon. young people in taiwan enjoy single life more and more, i think it's every young person's happiness now and in the coming ten years (and more). i've seen cnn, william's news including some harry. do they have sisters too in uk? and more brothers? come, stay in taiwan for some years, be our english teachers face to face. bigest language school with 60 branches in taiwan named global villege, a part my living and study. i think students love to have young, english teachers like them especially young, single ones. what's bigest duty and proud to be an english in century- that is teaching english! people around the world try hard to get chances to learn becase we love to, we need to.
So bad that if you added botulism to it, it would be an improvement......
That's the movie!! I couldn't think of it when I wrote that, Jodie Foster...very very creepy movie.
So is the film "The Love Note".
That's just a bit creepy...the faces look like they were made out of patched together skin.
I am suddenly recalling "Silence of the Lambs..."
While food art is always interesting, anything with the royal family is not. Not sure why people have this obsession.