CakeBomb Edible Art – Cake Art and Edible ExhibitsDid you visit our jungle?
Don’t tell us you missed out?!
CakeBomb hit the The Cake and Bake Show Manchester with a bang as its life-sized edible jungle went down a storm with the public and the media alike.
With an Indian theme to add Bollywood bling and sparkle, the CakeBomb jungle was full of creatures ranging from earth worms to tigers. The jungle featured a working waterfall, smoking hookah pipe and the smells and sounds of India.
Kashmira, the four-handed, three-headed fantasy goddess took centre stage and the delicious fruitcake body was cut by celebrity chef Rosemary Shrager.
And how could we forget the life-sized baby elephant cake created and worked on by the team in front of the watching crowds. It was cut by Rosemary with the help of Great British Bake off winner John Whaite and celebrity pâtissier Eric Lanlard, cheered on by our guest compere Ted Robbins and the friendly Manchester crowd.
Manchester you were wonderful. Consider yourself ‘CakeBombed’.
[For more pictures see our gallery too. For a list of who was in the team click here]
The CakeBomb gang before the show began. Beyonce the elephant is about to get blinged!
Kashmira our goddess with the CakeBomb gang and actress and Masterchef finalist Wendi Peters, who popped by a few times to visit the jungle.
Rosie Cake-Diva interviews Ted Robbins (Molly’s dad!) who (along with doing an impression of our goddess) very kindly helped compere during the cutting of our elephant. Cheers Ted!
Annabel’s gharial crocodile, native to India, was a scary addition to the waterfall corner of the jungle
A rare moment when our jungle had (almost) no one in it, just before the show began
Beth Mottershead being interviewed by the BBC.
John Whaite, Rosemary Shrager, Eric Lanlard join forces to cut our decorated elephant!
Great British Bake-off champ John Whaite, and chefs Rosemary Shrager and Eric Lanlard teamed up to cut a huge chunk from our elephant on our final day at the Cake and Bake Show Manchester.
CakeBomb Edible Art - Cake Art and Edible Exhibits 
Sorry I couldn’t attend, I’m sure it was fantastic! I am so grateful for the pictures though. They brought the jungle from Manchester to New England-Maine, USA. Thank you and what a beautiful job everyone did! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
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