The Planet Hoth Wampa Cake was created by Jill from Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons to celebrate her son’s 6th birthday. I sure hope that he knows what a wampa is at his age, so he can fully appreciate its awesomeness. The cake perfectly captures the Wampa’s ice cave, replacing the frozen bits with cookie frosting and white chocolate. The walls of the lair are made primarily from pretzel rods and graham crackers, with a cake forming the floor. Yum, I like sweet and salty together.

While Luke, his lightsaber and the wampa are just off-the-shelf action figures, it still looks great – though I would have liked to chomp on a bit of wampa arm if given the opportunity.

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This delicious treat is dark chocolate with light caramel frosting. I’m sure it was enjoyed on their special day. Happy anniversary Maya and Barry. Live long and prosper.

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These awesome Ned Stark cake pops turned up over on Not Your Momma’s Cookie, and they most definitely are not your momma’s cookies. Unless your momma made cookies that look like tiny decapitated Englishmen. Each one is made from red velvet cake with cream cheese frosting, and a variety of  candies, then popped onto a skewer with dripping blood courtesy of melted red candies. Yum.

If you want to make your own, pop on over to NYMC and check out the recipe and construction photos. Personally, I want to toss in the head of that obnoxious King Joffrey and that two-faced Petyr Baelish into my batch.

The dessert was created from four 13″x18″ sheets of chocolate cake, soaked in strawberry syrup, and sandwiched with bittersweet strawberry ganache. Alduin’s core is made of modeling chocolate, which I guess is why it looks so good. It took Vera about 2 weeks just to model Alduin himself, let alone all the work on the cake part.

The scales, horns, and spikes are made from gum paste. The double-sided wings are part fondant and part gum paste. The eyes? Swarovsky crystals – so I guess you can’t eat those. This is one fierce looking cake. Great job, Vera!

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It looks delicious and is made with dark chocolate cake with light caramel frosting and edible sugarpaste toppers, strawberry lemonade cupcakes and hand-painted edible toppers. The Starks may have to change the words of their house now to, “Dessert is Coming.” This cake is too geeky and pretty to eat though I would be sorely tempted.

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I bet it holds the ten commandments of geekdom within it’s sugary insides. The snakes (why did it have to be snakes?) and sand are a particularly nice touch, although the cobra looks like it has a silly face. This is one awesome cake. It must have been a great wedding.

[WhenGeeksWed via igeektrooper, photos: Gosling Photography]

You know that old saying, “I’ll listen to you when pigs rainbow unicorns fly?”  Well, it applies perfectly here, because this means that all of you have to start obeying my iron-fisted commands.  By the way, these iron fists of mine are really going to give me some great arm strength, which will only cement my hold on the impoverished country over which I reign.  “Why such the egotistic today?”  Because it’s my birthday, and I will cry if I want to.

If you are observant, you have noticed that the Rainbow Flying Unicorn Cake has six legs.  Well, actually, there is a smaller offspring of the unicorn sheltering under it’s mother – the picture below should clear things up.

If you are falling in love with the Rainbow Flying Unicorn Cake, don’t, because I bet someone has already stuffed their face with it.  If you enjoy looking at this geeky cake almost as much as you enjoy staring at me during Spanish class, then you’ll want to check out some other geeky cakes like the Stay Puft Ghostbusters Cake and the Lickable Wallpaper That Tastes Like Cake.  ”That’s not cake, that’s wallpaper.”  Has the word cake in it, so I don’t care.

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Jack Kieffer owns Cool Gizmo Toys, a site that loves all things geeky.

By now, if you’re not satisfied with living in mystery, you’re wondering why there is cake-flavored wallpaper in an elevator.  (Or you’re wondering why there isn’t cake-flavored wallpaper in your workplace, but that answer is for a different time.)  Mcvitie’s Jaffa Cakes, which I have never heard of before, decided to take their advertising scheme to a new level of awesomeness.  What better way to sell their cakes than to have people sample them by licking a wall?  ”What?”  Yeah… I’m kind of thinking that there are a lot of better ways to sell people your food, but hey – they got me to write a post about them, didn’t they.  ”GULLIBLE.”

If that woman knew how many people have licked that wall, she would probably think twice.  Or lay down and lick the one on the very bottom, since nobody will have been down there.  “Or everybody else had the same idea, and she would be better off licking at a standard height.”  Maybe she would be better off just keeping her tongue off of the wall.

If you love the lickable wallpaper, you’ll want to check out the LEGO Cake and the Giant Peep Cake, since both of those things are edible, you food monger.

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Jack Kieffer owns Cool Gizmo Toys, a site that loves all things geeky.

The Giant Peep Cake was created by Schoochmaroo, Instructables’ Food and Living channel editor. 200 times the size of a normal Peep chick, it’s made from cake, marshmallow and colored sugar itself. But the best part is what happens when you cut into it…

I bet you’re expecting some delicious marshmallow layer cake inside, right? Well get a load of this horror show!…

Cut it open, and it’s like the Peeps version of the Flood from Halo. Or maybe that’s really how Peeps are born – via C-section – and The New York Times are liars.

Now I know all those little colorful bricks are just made up out of icing, but it would have been really cool if each one were baked individually, then stacked together. That would’ve been the mark of a true LEGO geek. Also, those look like real minifigs, so don’t try and chomp down on them unless you want a chipped tooth and a belly ache. Still, the cake does look pretty great, and mighty tasty at that. There’s nothing more delicious than food coloring in primary colors. It’s also good for the tongue and teeth.

[imgur via BuzzFeed]

This is almost like a “too-soon” joke that just creates awkward tension. You invite a couple of the old Rebel veterans over to your daughter’s birthday party, and what do they see? An AT-AT modeled after those which blew up everything in the war against the empire. You’re going to have a lot of cleanup to do after they all go into battle mode and start tearing apart your cake with their sidearms, not to mention all of the complaints from the neighbors. I’LL PLAY THE EMPIRE THEME AS LOUD AS I WANT TO, FLANDERS.

If you love this AT-AT Cake, chances are, you’ll love The Other AT-AT Cake and the Death Star Cake, which was also made in bad taste. Those people who floated through space for years after the destruction of Alderaan are disgusted at your shamelessness, and are retracting their gift of fruit salad. And Alderaanian fruit salad? SO GOOD.

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Jack Kieffer owns Cool Gizmo Toys, a site that loves all things geeky.

This beautiful Indy cupcake was made by Kati Peck, who captures the spirit of both Indy and the movies very nicely with a simple, minimal image. It features Indy’s whip and hat on top, mimicking one of the classic movie posters, with just the right amount of sprinkles on the side.

This isn’t Kati’s only amazing cupcake though. You can check out her photostream to see cupcakes with themes that include Lost, True Blood, Watchmen and more. Bake some for the Short Round in your life. Great job, Kati.

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It will be open 24 hours and will sell not just cupcakes but cupcake mixes, apparel and even cupcakes for dogs as well. It would be awesome if you could deposit ingredients and then withdraw a custom cupcake.

They should set up an automated beverage machine beside it. And then an automated dentist machine and automated gym machine.

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I’m not sure how hard it was to make, but the creator may not have even had to bake it. Maybe she just thought about something that could never possibly destroy us. Something innocent and pure. It probably just popped into her mind…

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It’s adorable though. Vader, do you have the ring? Do you TK-421, take the bride TK-422 as your wife? In sickness and in health? In a rebel attack or just pulling guard duty? You may now take off your helmet and kiss the bride.

I hope they don’t get sent to Tatooine for their honeymoon and spend the entire time looking for droids. Or worse yet, get sent to Endor and get beat up by Ewoks. This cake comes from Sweet on Cakes. I especially like how the bride-trooper is in her gown.

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The cake was created by Imelda Wikamulia as a present for Technabob reader Greg Off’s birthday, and it’s loaded up with all of our favorite PvZ characters. In the pics, I can see some sunflowers, peashooters, kernel-pults, wall-nuts, a couple of potato mines and torchwood among other defenses. There are also ample zombies on the attack.

Virtually the entire thing is edible, including the hardened sugar pool, and the coconut-dusted green lawn. About the only thing you can’t eat are the tiny cloth costumes made for some of the zombies. As the individual plant and zombie pops get finished off, there’s a whole bunch of additional ones for the eating.

Kudos to Imelda for a great geeky cake, and thanks again to Greg for sending along the pics. Now I need to go find me some sugar, so I can stay up late to finish those pesky mini-games.

This 6′ 4″ tall Stormtrooper cake was created by Amanda Oakleaf Cakes for the Arisia Sci-Fi Convention in Boston. It took ten people two weeks to complete it and it weighs about 300 pounds. If you’re wondering how it manages to stand up under the weight of all that cake, fondant, and Rice Krispie treats, it’s got a lightweight PVC skeleton keeping things in place.

If you want more details on how they did it, the bakery posted a photo gallery that shows the process of the build. How many does it feed? Well, it was eaten by about 600 people. Sadly, I was not one of them.

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The TARDIS cake was made for the wedding of a couple of serious Doctor Who fans, and it’s intricately detailed to look just like the real deal. The iconic blue police box was made up from a stack of four 6″x6″ cakes, and apparently even has flashing LEDs up at the top powered by batteries stuffed inside the icing. Yum. Batteries.

Despite the fact that the cake was a huge hit with the bride and groom, the bakers insist they weren’t the least bit geeky. Yeah, right. Because there’s nothing at all geeky about a TARDIS wedding cake. Besides, all geeks are welcome here.

Check out more pictures of the TARDIS cake over on Confarreatio Cake’s flickr stream.

This huge and delicious-looking imperial walker gingerbread treat was made by BlackMarket Bakery in Irvine, CA. It was created and baked by Rachel Klemek, the owner, who appears to be a sci-fi geek herself. The AT-AT is all gingerbread and icing, with licorice weapons.

It must be Christmas time on Hoth as well judging by all of the candy canes. This amazing geek delicacy is currently on display at the Discovery Science Center if you want a closer look. No licking!

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Yonzon says, “the seat, armrests, and backrest are all cake. the swords are all chocolate fondant” while “the fondant is made from marshmallows and milk chocolate. Cake is chocolate with dark chocolate frosting.” I hope the client warned his guests that dessert was coming.

[via Kensei Yonzon's Facebook page via That's Nerdalicious!]