Friday, June 20, 2008

Happy Birthday Russian Cakes! - Pictures!!!

When you are about to through a birthday party for someone, what do you need the most? Of course, Happy Birthday Cake!
Well, this ones are not regular birthday cakes, and first looking at those images, I couldn't believe they are actually cakes. They look so real.
I also included a video from youtube on how a Russian family bakes a Russian birthday cake (at the end of a video you will see that it's a b-cake without Russian certified translation=)). Well, here is the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TiN1Uay2Cd4

And here are those birthday cakes I've been talking about. Aren't they great?


A Russian English translation of those words on the picture is - For our beloved girl Nyusya.



You don't need translation here...just the names of planets.



Human Anatomy



I wouldn't like to eat this kind of cake, even though it's Russian=)




Russian translation on this picture will be: The Glory of Labor - how communistique.



Same subject here=), but very inventive.



They didn't forget American pepsi.



Boutique number five en Francais, bien sur.



Just a kitchen
Cake-Kitchen



You don't need a Russian translation here.

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Anonymous BDS Translation said...

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