Earlier in the day we had been told by Cake Sister that she was doing some sort of super secret cake testing at Cake Sister Labs. This was confirmed when we received the following text later in the afternoon:
When we arrived, we found Cake Sister Labs in a sort of mad scientist disarray. Something was definitely going on.
Cake Sister was in the middle of making a super experimental cake for us to try. Or, as it turned out, four cakes in one. Each of the four quadrants of the cake were a different filling combination.
Cake Sister explains what she does with the cake layers:
Then the yummy fillings go on...
With all the different fillings, the experimental cake was starting to look like a Boston Creme Pie. Well, it had champagne custard in it, so it was more of a Rheims Creme Pie.
Cake Sister explaining to Girlfriend Actual why it does this, and why her normal cakes won't:
Finally, the finished experimental cake. Note the four quadrants denoted by candied orange peels.
Cosmopolitan Girlfriend thought it was some sort of elaborate dream sequence. Don't worry Cosmo, the cake is real, and you get to eat it!
Cake tasting gets under way...
The Table of (cake) Judgment. Most people busy scribbling down tasting notes.
One of the tasting pieces, showing off all the filling, screaming EAT ME
Girlfriend Actual was not willing to share her super secret tasting notes.
Here's Cosmo's ballot so you can see what all was tasted.
Until Cake Sister finalizes funding to start the Cake Sister Empire of Cakes, her cakes are limited to family and friends. More for me, none for you. Sorry!
Oh, and I can't end this without posting a picture of Cake Cat.
