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  1. Item: Cake Type: Cakes Org: Msc Designer: Anita
  2. Ingredients: grain 3 fruit 3 milk 2 eggs 1 spices 3 sugar 3 honeycomb 2
  3. Mortal Reviews: Allowed
  4. IMPORTANT: The main noun MUST use one of these: CAKE
  5. Appearance:
  6. a snow-swept cup cake of chilling doom
  7. Dropped:
  8. Resting on the ground here is a white cup cake topped with blueberries and whipped cream.
  9. Examined:
  10. This large cup cake has been made from a thick, rich vanilla spice
  11. batter, and the outside has been covered entirely in a light dusting of
  12. crumbling white frosting to resemble snow, whereas the moist and spongy
  13. inside has been hollowed out and filled with pale-blue honey and big,
  14. cold blueberries. Peaks upon peaks of frozen whipped cream sit high atop
  15. the cup cake with icy, yet soft blueberries pressed into the cream in
  16. random places, some caught in small clusters. One of the whipped cream
  17. crests seems to be disturbed, giving way to a little hole that goes down
  18. out of sight. At the edge of the oddly-placed hole is a small black
  19. boot, made of icing sugar. The same pale-blue honey from the inside of
  20. the cake has been drizzled all over the icy cream and blueberries,
  21. weeping down the sides of the crumbling-coated base and napkin that
  22. covers the bottom half of this delicious looking cup cake. Upon closer
  23. inspection of the dark, ice-blue napkin you notice that several
  24. icediggers and a queen icedigger have been crudely drawn - faces caught
  25. in a feral snarl.
  26. Consume:
  27. Taking a big bite from the cup cake, your mouth is filled with frozen
  28. whipped cream that is hard in texture, yet melts and softens when it
  29. touches your tongue. Then the sweet flavours of the thick honey and the
  30. blueberries mix together, your mouth tingling slightly as the iciness of
  31. the fruit sets in. Pushing the scarily imaged napkin out of the way and
  32. covering your fingertips in honey, you take another bite and finally get
  33. to the actual cake. Your senses are indulged yet again by the different
  34. flavours of the vanilla spice mixed with crumbling frosting, and then
  35. invaded once more by chilled, tart blueberries and the nectarous taste
  36. of blue-tinged honey. You finish off the cake, licking honey, blueberry
  37. juice and crumbs from your fingers, and lastly popping the small black
  38. boot into your mouth where it melts away to nothing and leaves behind a
  39. sweet taste of sugar.
  40. Smell:
  41. Taking a sniff of this cup cake, your sense of smell is invaded by the tartness of fresh blueberries
  42. mixed with the cloying air of thick honey and vanilla spice.
  43. Taste:
  44. You take a small bite of this honey-drizzled cup cake and taste the tart freshness of blueberries
  45. and the sweetness of the frosting.
  46.  
  47. -----
  48.  
  49. Item: Cake Type: Cakes Org: Public Designer: Anita
  50. Ingredients: grain 4 milk 2 eggs 2 sugar 5 silveressence 1 snowball 1 spices 2
  51. Mortal Reviews: Allowed
  52. IMPORTANT: The main noun MUST use one of these: CAKE
  53. Appearance:
  54. a delicate, white ethereal peacock cup cake
  55. Dropped:
  56. A delicate, white ethereal peacock cup cake has been left here.
  57. Examined:
  58. Large in size, this cup cake has been entirely covered in crumbling
  59. frosting to resemble the snowy grounds of the Ethereal Serenwilde.
  60. Perched high atop a mound of frozen whipped cream, is a delicate
  61. ethereal peacock, made from shimmering fondant. Long, elegant snow white
  62. tail feathers crafted from spun sugar extend up behind the peacock,
  63. curving over to frame its head. The only colour on this cup cake are the
  64. peacock's eyes, two tiny icy blueberries pressed into the fondant.
  65. Consume:
  66. You start by pulling a couple of the peacock's tail feathers from the
  67. cup cake, popping them into your mouth and crunching the delicate
  68. features between your teeth. You then take a bite of the cake itself,
  69. frosting melting upon your tongue, while the subtle hint of vanilla
  70. tickles your sense of taste. You pluck the peacock from its perch of
  71. frozen whipped cream, and finish off the cake, before gleefully eating
  72. the peacock whole. All that is left are crumbs of cake and crumbly
  73. frosting, clinging to your fingertips.
  74. Smell:
  75. The scent of vanilla invades your sense of smell as you sniff at this delicate cup cake.
  76. Taste:
  77. You take a small bite of the cup cake, the sweet taste of sugar frosting and vanilla mingling on
  78. your tongue.
  79. Comments:
  80. Snowball added per frozen whipped cream and icy blueberries, spices added as per the vanilla! Thank
  81. you.
  82.  
  83. ----
  84.  
  85. Item: Cake Type: Cakes Org: Treehearth Designer: Thayan
  86. Ingredients: grain 4 milk 4 eggs 3 sugar 1 spices 1 flower 1
  87. Mortal Reviews: Allowed
  88. IMPORTANT: The main noun MUST use one of these: CAKE
  89. Appearance:
  90. a delicate, sugar-frosted moonflower cake
  91. Dropped:
  92. A tiny cake in the shape of a moonflower lies here, its petals twinkling with sugar frost.
  93. Examined:
  94. This tiny cake is sized to be devoured in only a single bite, measuring
  95. barely two inches across. Crafted to resemble the glowing moonflowers of
  96. the Ethereal Plane, the cake bears a pure white heart surrounded by
  97. delicate petals, each one coated in snow-white icing. A dusting of
  98. clear, crystallised sugar graces the flower, granting it a soft twinkle.
  99. Consume:
  100. Plucking a single petal away from the cake's pure white heart, you place
  101. it upon your tongue. The airy-textured cake and sugar icing melt away in
  102. moments, leaving behind the flavours of mild vanilla, sugar and butter
  103. and a trace of crystallised sugar. You put the rest of the cake into
  104. your mouth and chew slowly, discovering a hint of rose flavour hidden
  105. somewhere at its core before the tiny delicacy is gone forever.
  106. Smell:
  107. The faint aroma of vanilla rises from the cake.
  108. Taste:
  109. You taste sugar frosting and a hint of mild vanilla.
  110.  
  111. ---
  112. You carefully study a cooking recipe.
  113. Item: Cake Type: Cakes Org: Cwo
  114. Ingredients: grain 3 milk 2 eggs 1 sugar 5 spices 1 fruit 1
  115. Mortal Reviews: Allowed
  116. IMPORTANT: The main noun MUST use one of these: CAKE
  117. Appearance:
  118. an earthy cup cake supporting an ancient tree
  119. Dropped:
  120. An earthy looking cup cake sits here topped by an ancient fondant tree.
  121. Examined:
  122. This overly large cup cake is made of a rich vanilla spice batter and
  123. the outside has been covered entirely in a thick layer of dark brown
  124. frosting and crushed hazelnuts to resemble soil. Atop of this earthy cup
  125. cake stands an ancient tree of fondant, its crooked branches sticking
  126. out at all angles, and upon closer inspection, small leaves of autumnal
  127. colours are dotted here and there along the smaller twigs. The tree's
  128. bark is rough and toward the top, knots and markings give the distinct
  129. impression of a face, lined with ancient wisdom. The roots of the tree
  130. sink into the frosting and into the very sponge of the cake through
  131. cleverly made holes, and also to keep the fondant feature standing.
  132. Clinging to these roots and up toward the base of the tree is a thick
  133. layer of spun sugar that resembles moss, dyed to a bright emerald green
  134. and dark, yellow-brown in places.
  135. Consume:
  136. You greedily consume the ancient tree of fondant and moss in several
  137. bites, giving no time to admire its creation as the sugary goodness
  138. melts in your mouth. You then move your attention to the cup cake
  139. itself, licking up the sweet frosting and crunching on what is left of
  140. the crushed hazelnuts before taking a big bite of the cake. Mixing with
  141. the frosting and hazelnuts, the vanilla spice balances out all of the
  142. flavours that are invading your taste buds. Finally, you stuff the last
  143. piece of cup cake into your mouth, and then lick all of your digits
  144. clean of crumbs.
  145. Smell:
  146. You take a quick sniff of this cup cake and the scent of vanilla spice and hazelnuts invades your
  147. nostrils.
  148. Taste:
  149. You take a tiny bite from this cup cake and your mouth is filled with the taste of hazelnuts, sweet
  150. frosting and vanilla spice.
  151. Comments:
  152.  
  153. Item: Cake Type: Cakes Org: Cwo
  154. Ingredients: grain 2 milk 1 eggs 1 fruit 1 sugar 5 greentint 1 goldtint 1
  155. Mortal Reviews: Allowed
  156. IMPORTANT: The main noun MUST use one of these: CAKE
  157. Appearance:
  158. a golden acorn topped cup cake surrounded by emerald roots
  159. Dropped:
  160. A golden acorn topped cup cake sits here embraced in emerald roots.
  161. Examined:
  162. Atop this fair sized cup cake sits a magnificent golden acorn. Great
  163. detail has gone into creating this fondant feature, from the smooth
  164. roundness of the hull to the rough cap that is neatly placed on top. It
  165. sits in the centre of the cake where a hole has been made, big enough to
  166. fit the bottom of the acorn into to keep it in place. The cup cake
  167. itself is made of a rich almond batter and cooked to a light golden
  168. brown, covered in a light dusting of golden frosting. Strewn across the
  169. frosting is a layer of crushed hazelnuts and around the edges of the
  170. cake are sugar-spun roots of emerald green, sneaking up and across the
  171. top of the cake to wrap around the golden acorn in an eternal embrace.
  172. The roots are stuck down to the cake by tiny splotches of emerald green
  173. icing sugar.
  174. Consume:
  175. You begin first by plucking the golden fondant acorn off the top to save
  176. it for later before taking a big bite of the cup cake itself. Your mouth
  177. is suddenly filled with the sickly sweet taste of almonds, soon blending
  178. with the sugar-spun roots, frosting and hazelnuts as you take bite after
  179. bite. In between mouthfuls, you lick your fingers of crumbs, until you
  180. realise that it has all gone and you are left with the golden acorn in
  181. your grasp. You pop the acorn into your mouth, where it slowly melts
  182. away to nothing and leaves an aftertaste of almonds and sugar.
  183. Smell:
  184. Taking a sniff of this cup cake, your sense of smell is invaded by the sickly sweetness of almonds
  185. and sugar.
  186. Taste:
  187. You take a small bite of this hazelnut-strewn cup cake, and the sickly sweet taste of almonds greets
  188. your tongue, mixing with the sweetness of the frosting and sugar-spun roots.
  189. Comments:
  190.  
  191. Item: Cake Type: Cakes Org: Msc Designer: Anita
  192. Ingredients: grain 3 milk 2 eggs 2 sugar 4 silver 1 greentint 1 spices 2
  193. Mortal Reviews: Allowed
  194. IMPORTANT: The main noun MUST use one of these: CAKE
  195. Appearance:
  196. a delicate white rose topped cup cake
  197. Dropped:
  198. A delicate white rose topped cup cake has been left here.
  199. Examined:
  200. Small in size, this cup cake has been made out of a sweet and smooth
  201. vanilla batter. It has been baked to a light golden brown, and then
  202. covered with a light layer of crumbling white frosting that resembles
  203. fresh snow. Atop this unassuming cup cake, sugar crystals have been spun
  204. to create a delicate white rose. Each outside petal gently curves up
  205. around the centre petals, their surfaces shining when they catch the
  206. light. Beneath the rose, two silver vines push up from the centre of the
  207. cake, just out of view. They twist up around the rose, holding the
  208. precious sugar-spun flower in place, sneaking through the petals to the
  209. centre of the flower and entwining together in an eternal embrace.
  210. Consume:
  211. You slowly pluck the rose from the top of the cup cake, the silvery
  212. vines clinging to its sugary petals. Saving the rose for later, you
  213. waste no more time before taking a big bite of this delicious looking
  214. cup cake. The crumbling frosting and the spongy vanilla cake combine in
  215. your mouth, taste buds overwhelmed. You take a few more bites and then
  216. realise the cup cake is all gone, leaving crumbs clinging to your
  217. fingertips, and the rose clasped in the other hand. You lick each digit
  218. slowly, savouring the vanilla crumbs, before popping the white rose into
  219. your mouth where it melts slowly, leaving behind a sugary aftertaste
  220. that leaves you wanting more.
  221. Smell:
  222. Your nose picks up the scents of vanilla and sugary sweetness as you sniff this cup cake.
  223. Taste:
  224. Sugary sweetness and vanilla greet your tongue as you take a nibble of this cup cake.
  225. Comments:
  226. Fixed!
  227.  
  228. Item: Cake Type: Cakes Org: Msc Designer: Anita
  229. Ingredients: spices 3 grain 2 milk 2 eggs 2 sugar 2 fruit 2
  230. Mortal Reviews: Allowed
  231. IMPORTANT: The main noun MUST use one of these: CAKE
  232. Appearance:
  233. a Delportian vanilla cup cake topped with roasted coconut flakes
  234. Dropped:
  235. A Delportian vanilla cup cake topped with roasted coconut flakes has been left here.
  236. Examined:
  237. Large in size, this cup cake has been made from a delicious Delportian
  238. vanilla batter and cooked to a light golden colour. Atop the cup cake is
  239. a light and fluffy swirl of pure, vanilla buttercream frosting, its
  240. surface mostly covered with crunchy, roasted coconut flakes.
  241. Consume:
  242. You begin by licking at the swirl of buttercream atop the cup cake, the
  243. crunchiness of the roasted coconut flakes standing out against the
  244. smoothness of the vanilla frosting. The sweetness of both mixes in your
  245. mouth, assaulting your taste buds over and over again. The frosting and
  246. coconut are suddenly gone, and you are left with just the cup cake, but
  247. you are not disappointed as you take bite after bite, and the pure
  248. Delportian vanilla overwhelms your sense of taste and smell while you
  249. consume this heavenly cake. As soon as you started eating the cake, it
  250. is no more and you lick the lingering crumbs from your fingers, which
  251. leave you wanting more.
  252. Smell:
  253. You take a sniff of this cup cake, and your nose is instantly invaded by the scents of roasted
  254. coconut and vanilla.
  255. Taste:
  256. You nibble at the edge of the cup cake, tasting the sweetness of vanilla and coconut.
  257.  
  258. Item: Cake Type: Cakes Org: Msc Designer: Anita
  259. Ingredients: grain 2 milk 2 eggs 2 sugar 5 fruit 1 yellowtint 1 bluetint 1 redtint 1
  260. Mortal Reviews: Allowed
  261. IMPORTANT: The main noun MUST use one of these: CAKE
  262. Appearance:
  263. a cheerful yellow duck topped cup cake
  264. Dropped:
  265. A cheerful yellow duck topped cup cake has been left here.
  266. Examined:
  267. Sitting on top of this overly large cup cake is a very cheerful yellow
  268. duck made from fondant. His bill is a bright orange, curved at the edges
  269. to make it seem as if he were smiling, and above sit his cheery little
  270. black eyes. The cup cake itself has been made from a thick, almond
  271. flavoured batter and cooked to a light golden colour before being
  272. covered in a thin layer of sea-blue frosting to resemble the surface of
  273. a pond. Little sugar water lilies of yellow, pink and white have been
  274. scattered here and there around the duck.
  275. Consume:
  276. You pluck the cheerful looking duck from the top of the cup cake and
  277. save him for later, then take a big bite of the cake itself. The sweet
  278. tastes of almond and sugar mingle upon your tongue, and you eat it
  279. slowly to savour the taste. You lick up some of the flowers, tasting a
  280. hint of the dye used to colour them, but it is soon forgotten as you
  281. greedily consume the rest of what is left of the cup cake. Crumbs cling
  282. to your fingers, but before you lick them off, you pop the yellow
  283. fondant duck into your mouth where it melts away to nothing, leaving the
  284. sweet aftertaste of sugar.
  285. Smell:
  286. You take a sniff of the cup cake, and the scents of sugar and almonds invade your sense of smell.
  287. Taste:
  288. You nibble at the cheerful yellow duck's bill, the sweetness of sugar fondant greeting your taste
  289. buds.
  290. Comments:
  291. Fixed!
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