Cake technology has grown substantially over the last two decades and I always enjoy looking at the best and brightest in the cake world. But sometime you have to look back at those brave pioneers who made the amazing cakes we have today possible. Check out these R2-D2 cakes that pldennison’s mother made way back in 1981.
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Awesome cakes, but even better; that sweet tan shirt!!
I had the same R2-D2 cake in 1981. My 8th birthday.