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5 tasty treats from LiveJournal’s bakebakebake

From Magic Mike cookies to a Legend of Zelda cake, these baked goods are clearly something to blog about. 

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Lauren Rae Orsini

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Each week we browse LiveJournal’s Popular Entries feature to unearth fascinating, obsessive, and sometimes bizarre communities for your perusal. There’s bound to be one just for you.

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At the intersection of baking and art, there’s LiveJournal’s bakebakebake.

From amateur attempts to professional projects, this community runs the gamut of culinary creativity. With more than 23,000 active members, the group was recently initiated into LJ Media, LiveJournal’s makeover service for its largest and most popular communities.

What really sets bakebakebake apart from an ordinary cooking blog, however, is the competition. Every month, bakers compete in a new category, whether it be experimenting with layer cakes or mixes straight from the box.

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Here are five of the community’s most mouth-watering recent treats:

1) Magic Mike cookie night

Perfect for a girls’ night in, navygreen’s slightly naughty sugar cookies boast abs, banana hammocks, and other iconic images from the male stripper hit.

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2) Chocoholics anonymous

Can you ever have too much chocolate? Bakingutopia.wordpress.com doesn’t think so. Here’s the aftermath of what she called a “very chocolatey weekend.”

3) Panda gone bad

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bubblebubba calls this her “Demonic” panda bread, but to non-bakers it’s an impressive feat that she got a loaf of bread to even slightly resemble an animal.

4) Cake in cookie form

Everyone loves funfetti cake, so silbearman tried baking funfetti mix into chocolate chip cookies. Her experiment was a rolicking success, according to her tastetester.

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5) Majora’s cake

We’re surprised cakecrumbs Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask-inspired cake hasn’t gone viral yet. It’s a bright (and chocolatey) tribute to a classic video game.

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Photo via bakebakebake

 
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