The inventive London-based baker Miss Cakehead has once again pushed the limits of imagination with her 'Ice Cream Snow' stunt at Thorpe Park. The ice cream snow was created as a celebration in regards to the unusual weather that Britain has been having recently.
Visitors of Thorpe Park were treated to an edible wonderland of falling snow that tasted like vanilla and strawberry. Running around with your mouth open is definitely not advised normally, but in this instance, it was easily the most effective way to gobble down the chilled sugary goodness. As the creative director of 'Eat Your Heart Out' and the amazing edible hotel made of cake, Miss Cakehead is clearly able to transcend reality with her imaginative ideas. Now I just need to find a way to make clouds drop ice cream snow every winter!
What's Driving This Trend
- Edible Publicity Stunts
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Who This Affects Most
- Event Planning
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