This morning in the office, we were presented with slices of cake, one of our suppliers was trying to drum up some goodwill. Their logo iced into the top. Funny thing was, by the time it reached us it was chopped up and half gone. No-one has any idea where it came from, my slice said “silica”.
I’m reminded of the scene in Who Shot Mr Burns where Homer sends Mr Burns some cakes with a picture of his family underneath.
I think that was chocolates, a but similar idea, yeah.
And Homer’s own face, (which he wanted Burns to recognize) was under the untouched ‘sour quince log’ that neither Burns nor Smithers wanted, so it was still covering him up when the box was thrown out.
Nah, the first thing they teach you in assassin school (cookery) is - when baking a poisoned cake, don’t write the list of ingredients on the top in icing.
They also teach you not to emblazon the cake with words typically associated with the phrase “DO NOT EAT,” but it seems that rule wasn’t as important as once thought.
See, this is why it’s better to print your logo on cookies. My brother brought some home last Christmas; house-shaped cookies, each with an edible (if not tasty) decal printed with a realtor’s logo.