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A BAKER spent hours whipping up a cheeky cake a little more naughty than a standard sugary treat.
The mum-of-three made an orgy cake for an anonymous customer – suspected of being a swinger – with a full adult scene being played out in fondant icing.
Natalie Burnett took on the challenge of baking the adult creation.
The intricate design spares no detail and features three couples in a bedroom getting frisky – various items, from sex toys to underwear, can be seen strewn across the floor.
Natalie Burnett says took the bizarre brief of a “clean but cheeky” cake with a swingers theme, and went to town.
Each figure has been carefully crafted to a ‘tea’ – with one busty lady even perched on the bed with a cuppa while her partner proudly displays his manhood next to her.
The 27-year-old from Ivybridge, Devon, said: “I was told to keep it clean but cheeky. I think I made it fun. I could have gone into a lot more detail, but I wanted to keep that balance.
“It’s a bit like Marmite – you either love it or you hate it.
“I thought the finished cake was brilliant. It was exactly what the client wanted, that’s exactly what I’m about as a company.
The unique design features three couples getting busy in a bedroom – with various items, from sex toys to underwear, strewn across the floor.
“I think my favourite part is the cup of tea – that just made the cake for me. That bit was requested.”
And when it came to shaping the finer, more private features of each of the figures, Natalie says she embraced the challenge.
Natalie, who works as a carer alongside her baking enterprise, said: “When I got round to those parts, I thought, if I’m going to do it, I’m going to do it properly. So I’ll put that little bit in too.
“I actually found it quite engaging to do. I’d spent a little bit more time making sure the detail was there.
“When it came to planning, most of it happened in my head. I’ve always been artistic.
“I had to think about the positions of the couples – the couple on the floor were the final addition.
“I got information about body shapes and how many people were required, and the rest of it was left to my imagination.
“I thought of the bits lying around on the floor.
“I’ve never made anything like that before. And it’s the first time I’ve made models without clothes on.
“I took a long time to model the figures. Usually you can cover up any mistakes quite easily, but it’s not so easy when they don’t have clothes on.”
She said she fully embrace the theme and enjoyed making the unique cake – complete with fondant figures
Natalie, 27, claims people either ‘love or hate’ her creation.
Natalie, who says she has enjoyed baking all her life, said: “There’s a lot of work that went into it – I was working away on it across three weeks.
“The enquiry was first made about the cake in March, and I made it in June. I think I must have spent about 30 hours on it.
“One of the reasons it took so long to make was that I had to make it when the children weren’t around.
“It was covered constantly – they had no idea it was being made.”
And Natalie, who has been running her own cake business – Pure Imagination Cake Designs – for the last 12 months, says the cake has allowed her to develop a plethora of new decorating skills.
Natalie said: “I was in two minds about posting the picture of it on social media, but I’ve had hundreds of comments about it and I’m glad I shared the picture now.
“People don’t always realise how much skill goes into cake decorating.
“Something like that isn’t really what I make that often. Most often it’s usually children’s birthday cakes, or cakes for older people.
“It shows the detail I go to in cakes for clients.”
