Homer Simpson joins the dark side of desserts

D’oh-n’t underestimate Home Simpson’s fandom of Star Wars.

This mashup of two pop culture characters in an intricate cake proves Homer sure can rock a Stormtrooper mask.

Capture the Moment Media bring us to the fondant frontline of Letterpress Bakery from Vancouver, Canada, to present this gorgeous video showing the making of this one-of-a-kind cake.

“More than anything, I think I’m addicted to it,” cake designer Kylie Mangles says about her job. “Every new design pushes me to learn something new about myself and dream bigger about what I can accomplish next.”

It’s just further proof that The Simpsons and Star Wars improve any dessert.

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