Baking

"Everyone thought it was so funny and creative, and we ate it all," the recipient of the cake said.

The mother of the bride felt their choice of cake was "a little weird" for a wedding and she wasn't alone.

Despite the baked goods being for paying customers, the girlfriend insists on dipping her fingers in to taste them each time.

The talented baker told Newsweek he loves to "fool people on a daily basis" with his hyper-realistic cakes.

The man's wife accused him of "actively trying to make her look bad by making so much more than her."

On Tuesday, the "Great British Baking Show" co-host announced via Instagram that he's leaving the series.

Social media foodies Chef Bae and Fitwaffle share their easy and impressive Thanksgiving Day desserts with Newsweek.

Rebecca McBride, the owner and baker of Batch Please Cookie Co, told Newsweek a butter shortage may force her to rethink how she maintains her business.

An American Bulldog has delighted TikTok users online while waiting for his special dog cookies to cook.

Amanda Schmitt told Newsweek she plans to add "yellow food coloring" next time for an extra bit of disgusting detail.

Viewers are upset over the show's Mexican-themed episode, including its challenges and the hosts' jokes and costumes.

"She doesn't need to cater to your mother solely," one user reminded the OP.

I tried several smart countertop ovens and discovered June Oven is my favorite. It's the smartest and easiest to use.

Comments ranged from "I can hear your guests judging" to "This is the cutest cake ever I'm obsessed."

The baking influencer said she spent a week making the realistic toilet cake under the impression that she would be awarded a job that "paid a lot of money."

"Offering her a plate of cookies to take home was...*chef's kiss*," a Reddit user commented about the awkward situation.

Commenters were bewildered after one woman revealed the lengths she went to in order for her baked goods to be eaten.

The lifelike cake sculpture of Queen Elizabeth II prompted one TikTok user to suggest creator Lara Mason should go on Netflix's "Is It Cake?"

"I needed a way to send my uterus and cervix off with a big old f*** you," said Suzie Campbell who commissioned the cookies following her surgery.

The hack has gone viral online after providing a solution to a tricky issue for most avid bakers.

The woman had made several delicious treats for her mother's birthday.

Netflix released a trailer for its next baking competition show where each object is not what it seems.

I practice making frosting flowers on the table with the leftover cream. Every day when I finish classes I tell mommy I want to frost a cake.

"It's just a name on a birthday cake, but it says 'someone knows me,'" Jera Stewart, the owner of Jera's Heavenly Sweet told Newsweek.

In addition to making a new cake for the client, the baker also re-purposed the original cake that she made.

Many commenters complimented the TikToker's decorating skills and sent her words of encouragement.

The technique has been viewed over 27 million times and involves a kitchen item you already have in your house.

We made between 20-40,000 large and small cheesecakes in the first year including two cheesecakes for the Queen, and I've now reached 1.7million followers on TikTok.

The baker was apparently furious after somebody reported that their sprinkles, imported from U.S., contain banned food colouring.

"Saturday Night Live" alumni Rudolph and Samberg are reuniting for the new competition show "Baking It" on Peacock coming this holiday season.