Table of contents:
- 1. "Vanilla chocolate cake"
- 2. "Cherry in chocolate"
- 3. "Chocolate-raspberry mousse"
- 4. "Hot chocolate"
- 5. "Coconut cake with nuts and mango"
- 6. "Curd-chocolate cake"
- 7. "Chocolate mousse" Guanaia"
- 8. "Lemon and cherry cake"
- 9. "Orange savarin"
- 10. "Raspberry cake"
- 11. "Cake with raspberry cream"
- 12. "Chocolate brownie" Guanaia"
- 13. "Exotic coconut"
- 14. "Chocolate mousse"
- 15. "Cherry in dark chocolate"
- 16. "Orange cake with cream"
- 17. "Cake Karachok"
- 18. "Dark chocolate and mango"
- 19. "Cake" Black Forest"
- 20. "Cake" Black Forest 2"
- 21. "Cocoa cream"
- 22. "Curd-caramel cake"
- 23. "Blackberry mousse"
- 24. "Chocolate Dome"
- 25. "Vanilla cake with cream and caramel"
Video: 25 photos of hyper-realistic desserts, expertly crafted from glass and porcelain
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
Cakes and pastries can become a real work of art, especially if the jewelers have worked on them, and they were not prepared from dough and cream, but from porcelain and glass. Looking at such amazing masterpieces, you begin to believe that time can stand still, at least in works of art.
1. "Vanilla chocolate cake"
2. "Cherry in chocolate"
3. "Chocolate-raspberry mousse"
4. "Hot chocolate"
5. "Coconut cake with nuts and mango"
6. "Curd-chocolate cake"
7. "Chocolate mousse" Guanaia"
8. "Lemon and cherry cake"
9. "Orange savarin"
10. "Raspberry cake"
11. "Cake with raspberry cream"
12. "Chocolate brownie" Guanaia"
13. "Exotic coconut"
14. "Chocolate mousse"
15. "Cherry in dark chocolate"
16. "Orange cake with cream"
17. "Cake Karachok"
18. "Dark chocolate and mango"
19. "Cake" Black Forest"
20. "Cake" Black Forest 2"
21. "Cocoa cream"
22. "Curd-caramel cake"
23. "Blackberry mousse"
24. "Chocolate Dome"
25. "Vanilla cake with cream and caramel"
The porcelain flowers of Vladimir Kanevsky also look luxurious - bouquets that conquered Europe, America, Dior and royals.
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