On the internet, things aren’t always as they seem. You may have seen a picture of a haggard-looking Elsa cake floating around the internet (ahem). But it turns out the cake wasn’t the result of a ...

Yesterday the internet exploded with mockery against what looked like a bakery cake gone completely wrong. But the real story behind this much-abused creation is a sweeter tale. In case you missed it ...

Last week, we wrote about a “cake fail” posted on Reddit — someone had ordered a Queen Elsa cake but received, instead, a cake resembling a very different woman, to put it kindly. The photo of the ...

On Monday, a photo that showed a “terrible” Elsa cake went viral after it was posted on Reddit and shared thousands of times on Facebook and Twitter. However, the real story behind the cake is ...

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UPDATE: Since publishing this story, more details about the background of the cake have come to light. Read our updated story here. A cake is pretty high up on the list of priorities when organising a ...

A YOUNGSTER celebrating her birthday got a shock when a bungling bakery delivered this awful attempt to make a Frozen Queen Elsa cake. The cake showed the character from the hit Disney film with an ...

When a photo of a baking mishap went viral we didn’t know the tragic story behind it. So were we wrong to laugh? This week I laughed at a picture of a cake that was supposed to depict Princess Elsa ...

LOOK, this Elsa cake certainly isn’t the most accurate representation of the insanely popular Frozen character. But the story behind its creation is actually quite sweet. This photo was posted to ...

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) - A picture of a cake is stirring debate on social media. A Reddit user posted the photo to their Imgur account with the title "The cake that was ordered and the cake that was ...

Elsa from "Frozen" really “let it go” for someone’s birthday, according to one Reddit poster. The user OfficialBigHead uploaded two side-by-side photos of cakes shaped in the image of the Disney ice ...