We had my daughter baptized for family reasons. My price was that I got to choose the cake.
Submitted by Jeremy, baked by Marie-Eve
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Hello, my name is Daniel (devoted Pastafarian).
I challenged my Gran to make an FSM cake for my 18th, and I’ve attached the result to this email. I thought it turned out rather well.
Awesome!
I was honored to find His Holiness turning up at a bake sale at my nursing home last week… proving that He cares about us through every stage of life.
— Scott
Pointy foods are more delicious because they have more surface area, and thus a higher flavor density. –Science
Here is a cake that I did in my class at Le Cordon Bleu.
-Roscoe
I wanted to share a picture of this FSM cupcake my sister gave to me. "He that eateth my noodle, and drinketh my marinara, dwelleth in me, and I in him."
-Joe
Chewbacca is camouflaged in a food jungle. [Link to original source, disposableaardvarksinc]
Thanks to Cre for sending in this photo.
A bunch of groups in Sacramento, including Sacramento Freethinkers Atheists and Nonbelievers, Sacramento Area Skeptics, Atheists and Other Freethinkers recently had a Pastover event.
Among the many pirate events I created this cake to celebrate his noodliness (Red velvet inside, in celebration of tomato sauce). We also ate pasta and meatballs.
Ramen
-Roberto
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