Woman Bakes Cake That Looks Like a Toilet, Sits on It, Eats 'Tissue', Video Stirs Reactions
- A brilliant baker, Liz Merek, amazed many people on TikTok as she shared a video of the toilet cake she made
- If she never said it was all baked and started eating a part of it, many would mistake the scenery for an actual toilet
- People who reacted to her video online praised her artistry as they said she deserves all the popularity she could get for her work
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A professional baker known as Liz Merek on social media went on TikTok to show one of her great works as she narrated the story behind it.
In a short TikTok video, she showed a masterpiece cake that looks exactly like a well-cleaned toilet.
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Why I baked the cake
She went ahead to narrate how she was commissioned by a company to bake it. According to Lizzy, despite showing the video of the cake to the company, they hired another person instead to make the cake.
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The baker, therefore, said that she decided to make the video to tell other creators about the need to always sign a contract before they go into any kind of work.
Watch the video below:
Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below:
sugarhousecake asked:
"But how did it taste tho? What kind of cake did you make?"
Dale Thomas said:
"Your toilet looks even more realistic than the toilet that may have appeared in a really big video."
Bakersmann Cookies said:
"That’s so messed up! I’m so sorry this happened to you."
Charlesjean said:
"How Did you? I can’t even frost a cupcake."
B E A R said:
"I totally get what you’re saying… however I just want to say IT LOOKS AMAZING!!!"
Another baker shows off talent
Meanwhile, Briefly News earlier reported that a young lady and talented baker, Ade Bimpe, wowed many with her skill on Facebook and people wanted more.
In a post on Saturday, June 26, the lady posted photos of the sewing machine cake she baked for a client on BAD CAKE DAY Facebook group.
Just as she was about to reject the order, the baker summoned courage and went all in. That courage gave birth to a masterpiece.
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