This cake was named by husband Alex. After letting my three-year-old decorate it, Alex remarked it looked like Spider-man had bust a nut over it… Beautiful.

For todays’s cake I finally made the perfect buttercream: it didn’t take me ages and was perfectly white. I fudged the recipe and I whipped the butter for a full ten minutes. Delicious! And I’ve enough of it left over to make cupcakes! You’ll be seeing those next week no doubt.
At my brother’s request, ’twas his birthday, it is a chocolate cake with peanut butter filling. I wanted to put Reese’s Pieces in it, but couldn’t find any in my local Sainsbury’s. Huh. So never mind.
I used icing left over from the Marble Whale Cake. It had gone a bit hard in the fridge, but I microwaved it and chopped off the bad bits. I wouldn’t do that normally, but I don’t like waste and thought my brother would appreciate how grim it looked. And he did. Before three-year-old Dara piped icing over it, it looked like some sort of weird alien tomb.

And then Dara decorated it and it looked like the aftermath of a good night in for Spider-man. And we all enjoyed eating it!!!

Love those photos. And the icing looks somewhat similar to my Stonehenge cake. Dara has obviously got a career in confectionary ahead of him. Go, Dara, go!
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He absolutely loves it. I’d probably bake half the amount of cakes if he wasn’t so into it!
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Is he also into munching them?
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He’s not too bad actually, he tends to ask for the cake, then leave half. It’s Walt who could eat a whole cake by himself 😂
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So the confectioner has the right habits. So, as I said, go, Dara, go. And don’t feed too mich to your brother.
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