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07th Nov 2015

Someone made a life-sized Prince George cake and it’s the creepiest thing you’ll see all week (Pic)

Did they use royal icing?

JOE

It seems one person took their love affair with the Great British Bake Off to a whole new – and strange – level.

One baker decided to pay a tribute to future monarch Prince George…by making a ridiculously life-like cake of the toddler.

The cake, which stands just under 3ft tall, took Lara Mason 30 hours to create.

Cake International ñ The Sugarcraft, Cake Decorating & Baking Show held at the NEC - Day 1 Featuring: Prince George Where: Birmingham, United Kingdom When: 06 Nov 2015 Credit: Anthony Stanley/WENN.com

According to The Metro, the sugary statue won her the top prize of best overall cake at the Cake International show at the NEC in Birmingham.

There’s only one small problem… the cake itself is slightly terrifying.

Posting images of the process to a Facebook group, Lara admitted they could be deemed a little creepy, saying: ‘BE WARNED!! Some of these photos are pretty creepy’.

Thankfully, she says that ‘this cake was for a decorative competition, so therefore won’t be eaten.’

Phew. If you’ve ever wanted to create your own terrifying tribute, here’s how:

Step 1

Create a body of sponge and metal.

Prince George cake Photographed by: Lara Mason / Tasty Cakes

Step 2

Cover said body with copious amounts of chocolate.

Prince George cake Photographed by: Lara Mason / Tasty Cakes

Step 3

Try not to scream in terror as you begin accentuating its features.

Prince George cake Photographed by: Lara Mason / Tasty Cakes

Step 4

Add hair. (Hint: It doesn’t make it less creepy).

Prince George cake Photographed by: Lara Mason / Tasty Cakes

Step 5

Paint in eyes so that it may look directly into your soul.

Prince George cake Photographed by: Lara Mason / Tasty Cakes

Step 6

Never sleep again.

Cake International ñ The Sugarcraft, Cake Decorating & Baking Show held at the NEC - Day 1 Featuring: Prince George Where: Birmingham, United Kingdom When: 06 Nov 2015 Credit: Anthony Stanley/WENN.com

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Cake,Food,Royals