Is It Cake? - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Fast-Food Fakeout
Flavorful cakes pose as fast-food favorites like burgers, tacos and breakfast sandwiches.
Phony Fashion
Bakers create delicious decoys of shoes, designer bags and other department store finds.
Fake by the Ocean
Clever contestants camouflage their cakes to look like things you'd see at the beach.
Imposter in Aisle 5
Veggies, challah and cellophane-wrapped steak? Groceries never tasted so sweet.
Cake Crashers
Remarkable cake art mimics items you'd find at a party like red Solo cups and salty snacks.
Garage Mirage
Cake takes the form of garage sale scores, including a bowling pin and an antique radio.
Toying Around
It's time for the bakers to create cakes that look like toys. Let the games begin!
Winner Fakes All!
The top three contenders design the cakes of their dreams for a shot at a $50,000 prize.
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