A Costco customer was left in fits of laughter after the supermarket baker took their instructions for a custom cake a little too literally.
They placed an order for a half sheet cake, with a vanilla cheesecake filling, to serve 48 people. They did not want any special message on the cake and asked for "no writing" and "no designs". Slap bang on top of the cake, however, the baker had used red icing to recreate the diagram the customer had used to help them.
One commenter said: "I laughed so hard I nearly woke up my baby." Another wrote: "That's amazing. I would not be upset."
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