Costco shopper in stitches as dinosaur on bday cake looks like it could kill
A Costco cake decorator had a nightmare when a customer requested a dinosaur cake.
The punter placed an order for a cute design with a Jurassic creature made from blue and green buttercream.
In promotional pictures, it also featured white piping around the edges, sprinkles and a border.
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Then to customise the cake, the customer wanted them to ice the jokey words: “Happy 40th Birthday Jason. You old dinosaur.”
Sadly, the execution of the cake didn’t quite live up to expectations though.
They wrote: “Costco birthday cake. They discounted it to £0.01 for us.”
The shopper shared a picture of the finished result on Reddit – and it's sparked a lot of laughter.
The post garnered more than 4,700 upvotes and plenty of amusing comments.
One responder joked: "The dinosaur on the cake: Happy birthday Jason, but kill me please and end my suffering."
A second commented: "The dinosaur looks like it’s going to kill everyone at the party."
And another said: "My wife and I cry laughed over this, thanks for sharing."
Some think the cake looks brilliant though (for all the wrong reasons).
A Redditor admitted: "This would be my favourite birthday cake. Instant classic. Use them again for every friends bday."
Another laughed: "It's better this way and you can tell Jason he's worth every pence."
A third said: "Task failed successfully in my book. That’s hilarious."
And a fourth added: "Best 1 cent ever spent I think. You need to frame this, this might one of the funniest things I've seem this year. Everything about this is magical."
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