Cake pops: they’re part cake, part lollipops, all delicious. The dessert hybrid rose to prominence several years ago, but wasn’t perfected until very recently, when Leeds-based baker Lou Lou P’s Delights modeled a number of cake pops on Game of Thrones characters.
Even when he’s literally a sweet, Stannis is still sour. Picture: Lou Lou P’s Delights/REX Shutterstock.
“Every so often a TV series or someone from pop culture will scream out to be cake popped,” baker Lou said. “I’ve ‘popped’ so many of my faves: Walt and Jesse from Breaking Bad to my favourite horror movie Stars.” It’s true—his cake pop version of Carrie (from Carrie) is worth a look.
Daenerys looks like she’s judging you as you eat her. Picture: Lou Lou P’s Delights/REX Shutterstock.
Personally, I’ve always had trouble eating food with faces on it. It’s too easy ascribe personalities to it—consuming gingerbread men was always very difficult for me. Still, these cake pops are well-done. Maybe I could just buy a bunch, keep them refrigerated, and look at them from time to time.
This looks to be a cake pop version of Tyrion after the dwarf has fled King’s Landing. This cake pop may be drunk. Picture: Lou Lou P’s Delights/REX Shutterstock.
To see the full set, including cake pop versions of Brienne and Jorah, head over to Metro.
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