The fourth item we consider: How much time are you giving your cake artist to create the cake? At The Cake Gallery, we have a pretty good handle on most mediums, so we’re able to do most of the cakes you see on Pinterest and Google. It just depends on the cake artist’s knowledge. If they have used “brown sugar,” “wafer paper,” “modeling chocolate,” “gold leaf,” or a host of other less known mediums, your answer could be no. While there are many mediums, the majority of cakes on Pinterest or Google are decorated using either some type of “buttercream” or “rolled fondant” frosting. If you aren’t an artsy person, medium refers to the type of frosting or edible material we cake artists refer to “sugar paste” used to frost and decorate the cake. The third item we consider: The medium(s) that is being used. If that is the case for the image you send to us, we’ll let you know if we can either duplicate it or do something close. The second item we consider: There are a fair number of cake artists who use “secret” techniques to make themselves or bakery stand out from their competitors. We have a total of 11 cake artists (our industry is transitioning from a title of “cake decorator” to “cake artist”) who have verifying degrees of skill and knowledge of the mediums and techniques required to recreate your Pinterest or Google cake photo. In other words, do I or someone on my staff have the skill set and training to achieve a mirror copy of the cake in the photo. The first item we consider: We’ll look at the technical aspect of the cake. Let’s Begin With the YES Side of the Answer At The Cake Gallery, we receive a ton of requests to see if a cake can be duplicated from Pinterest, as well as Google.
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