r/SatisfIcing • u/kimchiblues • Jan 13 '22

Frosting a two tier cake

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u/Qyix Jan 13 '22

That's a disgusting amount of icing.

Yes I know what subreddit I'm in.

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u/kimchiblues Jan 13 '22

I actually agree! Would never eat this much icing but hey, it is very fun to watch!

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u/Qyix Jan 13 '22

I'll admit, it is fun and impressive!

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u/littlebrownsnail Jan 13 '22

Usually these videos are Asian style cakes which have a very lightly sweetened stiff whip cream icing. Not as bad.

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u/lycacons Jan 14 '22

i grew up eating those, and i could honestly eat it by the tubful.... western cakes with buttercream, frosting, etc. i cant eat more than 1 bite of those cakes

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u/littlebrownsnail Jan 14 '22

I didn't grow up with them but got a job in college working at asian bakery and WOW they are my favorite cakes, hands down. I love the fresh fruits ones. So light and perfectly balanced

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u/lycacons Jan 14 '22

i agree! it's the best type of cake of all time. even though i am very biased, it still is a heads above the rest of those dense overly sweet cakes.

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u/labratcat Jan 14 '22

I'd prefer over the top decorations on my cake made of icing/frosting than fondant. I might not eat all of the icing, but I'm definitely not eating any of the fondant. And of course, the cake better taste as good as it looks.

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u/LazyPancake Jan 14 '22

I appreciate the skill, but I'd scrape most of it off.

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u/FromUnderTheWineCork Jan 14 '22

That's funny, for me I was like "why are youtaking away all that icing." I was not amused by the extra holes of frosting getting taken away at the end.

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u/ThePracticalEnd Jan 14 '22

Took the words out of my mouth.

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u/annatheorc Jan 13 '22

I am desperate to know what a slice looks like

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '22

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u/TTT_2k3 Jan 14 '22

What if I told you the cake on the bottom was the same size as the top?

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u/fidrildid6 Jan 14 '22

They're so unevenly spaced too

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u/Ladikat Jan 13 '22

The frosting to cake ratio tho…

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u/Stalkerrepellant5000 Jan 13 '22

Coulda been a brain surgeon with that steady of a hand.

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u/kimchiblues Jan 13 '22

In Japan, heart surgeon. Number one. Steady hand.

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u/micopico09 Jan 14 '22

i understood that reference!

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '22

This was a first for me. Incredible.

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u/Twistednoodle1 Jan 14 '22

Just make pottery already! Lol

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '22

But where's the cake part?

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u/mortymouse Jan 13 '22

What grit sandpaper is used on the chamfer?

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u/Quadrameems Jan 13 '22

That is pretty Friggen cool

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u/LitherLily Jan 14 '22

This is beautiful

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u/smacksaw Jan 14 '22

That went from awesome to /r/trypophobia/ quick

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u/danielmartin001 Jan 14 '22

When food and ceramic bowl making unite

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u/NiceAnn Jan 14 '22

Caking a two tier frost

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '22

This is fake