Water cake

Modern cakes continue to stir our imagination, and it’s hard to think of a cake we haven’t seen yet. But jelly island cakes are desserts that’ll stun even the most profound gourmet with their exotic look. You can eat these cakes just the way they are, or remove the gelatin that imitates water and dive in deeper to discover the sweet treasure islands made of sponge cake and covered with mouth-watering details like sugary sand, creamy trees, and even edible boats.

Cake decorated with sugar paste water lily, water lily bud and bulrush.

Some cakes are too cool to eat. And these heavenly delights definitely fall into that category. Bakers from all over the world have been sharing photos of their cakes that look like paradise islands and they're so gorgeous, we just had to make a post about them.

Waterfall cake

This dessert is a snap to make but very good, especially for children. Try this lite recipe!

The Japanese Raindrop cake (Mizu Shingen Mochi) is a brilliant dessert to instantly wow your guests. 5 ingredients. Vegan. Gorgeous!

Cake for a soccer player who loves the beach You can see how it was made here: ""https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMeFHPSvU/

With travel put on hold for much of the world, some are looking for other ways to satiate their wanderlust, like baking cakes that look like islands.

We celebrated Dylan's first birthday and dedication last November with a simple, intimate, ocean-themed affair. Invitation and Prayer Cards “He stilled the