"Absolutely Trending: The New Wedding Cake! Have You Heard of 'Brush Stroke Cake'?"

Attention to "Brush stroke cake"♡

Have you ever seen a wedding cake that looks like this?♡

The design features many thin spikes, like a thorn, sticking out from the sides of the cake.

You don't see this much at Japanese weddings,

but overseas, it’s called a "Brush stroke cake," and it's a standard design for wedding cakes, as well as those served at birthday parties! ♩

By the way, it originated in Moscow, Russia.

It was created by a chef at a bakery called Karabasa Bakery, and it gradually spread to Europe and America.

The name brushstroke literally means the stroke of a brush, a term from calligraphy.

It’s said to have received this name because it resembles the marks left by a paintbrush when applying paint.

What are the plates made of?

What you might be curious about is the identity of the thorn-like plates sticking out of the cake...

These are made of chocolate!♡

With its artistic appearance (it looks just like the castle from Frozen!), and the crispy texture when you bite into it, it looks delicious!

Check out various "Brush stroke cakes" ♡

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A wedding cake with thin pink chocolate plates is simple and cute!♡

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Here’s a photo of a brush stroke cake for a Japanese bride ♩

The chocolate brush strokes are stylishly directed in various directions.

This might become a trend in Japan too!♡

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Poking colorful chocolate plates creates a bright and vibrant atmosphere.

It’s a rainbow-colored brush stroke cake ♡ It resembles a peacock!♡

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Topping it with flowers is also wonderful! ♡

The green chocolate plates look like stems ♩

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A brush stroke cake with darker shades of purple and blue chocolate plates gives a mystical impression＊

Using chocolate sprinkles or gold leaf for decoration is also nice＊

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This is shocking!

The brush stroke cake is often designed like a swan because its appearance resembles "feathers"♡

It seems to be popular at baby showers and children’s birthday parties.

It’s incredibly cute, isn't it?♡

I'm interested in "Brush stroke cake"♡

The popular overseas Brush stroke cake with thorn-like chocolate plates sticking out!♡

The atmosphere changes drastically depending on the color and direction of the plates, so if you're interested, please consult with your planner or chef! ♡ It seems it might become super trendy in Japan too!＊