Crazy Cakes - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Carnivals, Cityscapes and Glowing Cakes
Romance combines with rides and roller coasters on a carnival-themed wedding cake complete with a tunnel of love. Next, a massive edible Hollywood cityscape pleases everyone at a fundraiser and a baker takes crazy cakes up a notch with a glow-in-the-dark jellyfish. Finally, it's time to celebrate in Texas with a pinata that looks so real it's hard to believe it's actually a cake!
Surprise Filled Cakes
A rancher's birthday party calls for a pair of larger-than-life cowboy boots. Next, the Texas Reptile Zoo celebrates with a realistic snake cake that blows everyone's mind. Finally, two special cakes are filled with hidden surprises.
Gravity-Defying Musical Cakes
A 50s-themed cake with a working jukebox is music to everyone's ears and an out-of-this-world wedding cake gets filled with hand-sculpted edible zombies! Next, an alligator groom's cake looks like it crawled right out of the swamp and a baker defies gravity with a floating ballet slipper over a stylish baby shower cake.
Out-of-This-World, Upside-Down Cakes
An upside-down wedding cake hanging from a chandelier is covered in sparkly rhinestones for the big day, plus an edible truck jumps over a Vegas ghost town. The planet Earth is made of cake, and one baker creates a realistic, 3-D motorcycle cake that's multicolored on the inside.
Beer, Bling and Spinning Cakes
A brewery celebration calls for kegs made of cake that actually pour beer, and a huge, edible sombrero is filled with food and flames! An almost life-sized golf cart cake is a hole in one, and twins request a spinning birthday cake with extra bling.
Magical and Mysterious Cakes
Two edible dragons battle it out across a running stream, plus a sci-fi wedding cake transports the bride and groom to another planet. An office is fooled by an edible, life-sized desk, and a cake for an aquarium looks so real that you'll think an animal escaped!
Castles, Coral and Camo Cakes
A cake from Down Under brings a mermaid and sea creatures to life, and a baby's gender is revealed with fairy tale castle flair. Plus, a wedding cake captures the couple's love of deer hunting, and a patriotic cake honors military heroes.
Doughnut Dumbbells and a Wine Fountain Cake
A fountain of wine pours from an edible bottle for a vineyard party, and two brothers celebrate their engagements with a towering, colorful elephant cake. Exercise is sweet when the dumbbells look like doughnuts, and people are shocked when the longhorn skull hanging on the wall is actually cake!
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