This three-tiered cake is wrapped in modelling chocolate, then finished with a smooth, velvety coat of chocolate spray. The texture is soft to the eye but structured to the touch, almost like sculpted fabric frozen in motion. Instead of going for uniform, symmetrical waves, we played around with irregular shapes for each tier—letting the folds curl and dip more freely. It gives the cake a more relaxed and spontaneous look, which feels playful yet still very polished. We’ve explored a similar con

🌰Feast your eyes on this incredibly realistic onion, crafted by the talented Diya using Saracino modeling chocolate! 🍫✨Perfect for decorating your food-themed cake, this creation adds a touch of culinary artistry that’s sure to impress! 🎨🍰📌 Don’t forget to save for later ❤️ | Saracino

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Had too much fun playing with ganache for Mum’s cake. Fast modelling chocolate flowers are always a winner though. | Robert's Cakes and Cooking | Facebook

Cake modelling is creating a three dimensional items like flowers and other decorative elements like fondant and gum paste. It is like a sugar art where bakers sculpt and make shapes on a cake. Here we made a rose flower, leaves, and hardened chocolate poles molded from straw. #baking #fun #cakeart #technique #process #giftideas Mina Domingo Diy | Mina Domingo Diy

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