If you think that creating an edible garment is a cakewalk, think again. “Since many of the products used to create these outfits have short shelf lives, it becomes imperative for the baker to work fast. Each outfit takes about 10 to 12 days to make, and one has to preserve the final pieces, too. The products are made out of sugar which is difficult to manage in Mumbai’s humid weather,” Shah explains. The show will witness creations by 12 cake artistes, including some from Bengaluru, Delhi and Baroda, apart from Mumbai. Transporting these pieces from their homes and workshops to the exhibition venue is also a challenge for the bakers, Shah notes. “The outfits will have to be worn carefully by the models as they must ensure that the dresses remain intact till the end,” she adds.

In addition to this, the elaborate three-day event, which is expecting a footfall of 10,000 to 12,000 visitors, will offer life-sized kitchen displays, a cake art exhibition, baking competitions, professional demonstrations, cake projection mapping (a technique of projecting on a plain surface, usually with multi-tiered cakes and videos), and stalls selling baking equipment and baked goodies.

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