h a l f b a k e r yIncidentally, why isn't "spacecraft" another word for "interior design"?
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The cake is sprinkled with a flammable but edible crumbs. There are also identically colored crumbs which are not flammable. Upon ignition, the flammable toppings burn away, revealing the message or picture spelled by the non-flammable toppings.
Ideally these crumbs would be made from something
very thin, about a millimeter square in size so that they would catch fire quickly from neighboring crumbs and leave very little material behind.
Inspired from a very half-baked dream where’s the cake had multiple layers of these that could be burned away and revealed in succession. I’m not sure how to achieve more than one layer, though.
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This is brilliant. Fire on a cake is already a standard thing with candles. This takes it to the next level. [+] |
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I approve of all process based work that results in the production of legible text as an outcome. (have posted several myself but not using fire yet) |
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The multiple layers thing could be done if you could find suitable materials with staggered flashpoints and combustion temperatures. You would also need temperature-specific matches to light them with though. (a bit like different grades of solder and an adjustable iron) |
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This will result in more idiots being hospitalized than gender reveals. I heartily approve! |
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Ooh, can one layer be a contract with the devil? |
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To layer this, you would need to have edible varieties of foods that combust at different temps, or the inside is sufficiently insulated for a bit before bursting into flame. |
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