An amateur baker has revealed the 'best' hack she's ever used to upgrade a standard Woolies cake to depict an iconic moment from popular culture. Emma, decoration asiatique from , recently wanted to recreate a famous moment from her favourite show, The Simpsons, on a $7 cake from the supermarket. external pageThe visual - which has since become a popular meme - is from a 1994 episode of the show, 'Homer Loves Flanders' and it portrays Homer Simpson slowly retreating into a hedge. The Aussie woman stacked three Woolworths cakes atop each other and decoration asiatique covered the tower in homemade green buttercream frosting. She also printed out the image of Homer and piped icing all around it to bring the cake to life.
(Image: [[|]]) Emma, from Sydney, recently wanted to recreate a famous moment from her favourite show, The Simpsons, on a cake (Image: [[|]]) (Image: [[|]]) The Aussie woman stacked three Woolworths cakes atop each other and covered the tower in homemade green buttercream frosting
Emma shared a photo of her creative execution on a popular group dedicated to cake hacks. 'This was a lot of fun,' she revealed in the caption. 'It's an iconic scene from one of the classic Simpsons episodes,' Emma explained. 'It's a meme and referred to quite commonly among fans, it's pretty recognisable and relatable.' <div class=“art-ins mol-factbox femail” data-version=“2” id=“mol-c75f5f70-117b-11ee-b051-45c3d38fba8c” website recreates 'classic' pop culture moment using $7 Woolworths cakes