Baking King: Talented Soldier Makes Giant Castle Cake for Fairytale Wedding

Baking King: Talented Soldier Makes Giant Castle Cake for Fairytale Wedding

  • CEO of Baker's King, Corporal Amenyo, has made history by creating a massive castle cake for a fairytale wedding
  • According to him, he is able to produce such intricate edible buildings because he invested a lot to learn about their architecture
  • The castle cake he just made is able to light up as it has been fully wired with electricity

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After just a year into baking, a young and talented military man, Corporal Amenyo, has been able to change the face of the cake industry in Ghana.

The corporal says he started taking the craft seriously during the lockdown in 2020.

In a new update, the CEO of Baker's King has produced a giant castle cake fully wired with electricity which is the first of its kind for a fairytale wedding in Ghana.

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Soldier creates the biggest castle cake ever produced in Ghana
Soldier creates the biggest castle cake ever produced in Ghana Photo credit: de_bakers_king
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In a video available on his Instagram handle, the cake that was the result of a lot of investment into architecture cake design, luxury castle projects, and edible building, was seen sparkling on stage.

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The talented cake artist indicates that the cake has a total height of 6ft and a base cake size of 55 inches by 40 inches rectangular.

How he developed the craft

Aside from taking professional training on baking in Accra, the talented officer says that he learns most of his skills through online courses from the world's best bakers.

When asked how he is able to come up with his designs, the talented baker said:

"I'm always on the lookout for the next challenging project. So when a client comes to me, I simply take their idea and come up with something extraordinary for their event," he told Briefly News’ sister site YEN.com.gh.

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See videos of the cake below

Meanwhile, a South African mother has left the nation in awe of her talent after she baked a hyperrealistic birthday cake for her son.

Pictures of the KFC bucket cake were uploaded to Twitter by @MotloutsiShimmy yesterday and have made rounds on the app.

@KFCSA responded to @MotloutsiShimmy asking for the mother's details so they could send a "little surprise" to her son.

Source: Briefly News

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