This cake was replicating a Bounce House that was rented for Cal's 3rd Birthday! Rice Krispy treats were molded to help form the shape, then covered in fondant.
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Cool cake! These kids just love these giant inflatables, don't they? If only I weren't so big and so grown-up, I wouldn't have second thoughts jumping right in with them. I'm pretty sure
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are making so much money because these things are always a sell-out!
I say, go for the real thing :) I was looking at a inflatable slide for sale and it seems a lot of fun
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