Of catfish, of course.
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This is a cool one. It actually looks like something a normal person could execute and it’s so pretty.
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What’s better than cats on the internet? Beautiful cat cakes on the internet!
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I can haz cake?
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That looks horrid. (Not a fan of fondant)
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Very odd medium for sculpture. Is it edible after 250 hours of work (I assume not continuous)?
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Buttercream icing 4EVA!
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My preference is cake only, no icing period.
Gooey, custardy stuff making up inner layers is another matter altogether.
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Yeah, there’s edible art, and then there’s art which happens to be edible, or at least made from edible things.
Personally, I like no icing, a teensy bit of glaze if “fancy” is called for, or royal icing on a fruit cake.
And yeah, less gooey, more cakey, especially in a world where “moist” is confused with “oily”. @kxkvi
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I agree, but when it comes to icing, buttercream is my choice. When I was young, I would trade my icing to my brothers for their cake. 
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Marina Sirtis is such a good sport.
And yikes, that is a way better icing job than in the original scene!
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Looks like the nice cake might be a real. On the set, with all the bright lights I bet real icing would melt.
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Oh of course you’re right. That would explain the shiny/melty look.
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It’s probably acrilic paint or something. I would guess it looks a bit sloppy because they wanted it to instantly “read” as frosting when seen on TVs.
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