Last year, 1,131 baby girls were named Elsa, possibly due to a revival in interest for Bride of Frankenstein, but more likely because Disney’s Frozen is an unstoppable money-chowing force of nature.

Yesterday the internet exploded with mockery against what looked like a bakery cake gone completely wrong. But the real story behind this much-abused creation is a sweeter tale. In case you missed it ...

A photo of an "ugly" cake resembling Elsa from Disney's "Frozen" has spread quickly over the internet, but the baker says there were sweet intentions behind the decorative disaster. The pretty ...

Last week, we wrote about a “cake fail” posted on Reddit — someone had ordered a Queen Elsa cake but received, instead, a cake resembling a very different woman, to put it kindly. The photo of the ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. On Monday, a photo that showed a “terrible” ...

On right, the cake deemed a “Frozen fail.” (Photo: Reddit) Earlier this month, a cake made to resemble Queen Elsa of Disney’s blockbuster Frozen missed the mark and made headline news as a massive ...

On the internet, things aren’t always as they seem. You may have seen a picture of a haggard-looking Elsa cake floating around the internet (ahem). But it turns out the cake wasn’t the result of a ...

A MUM has revealed how she was left horrified after ordering a Frozen-themed cake for her daughter – and it arrived looking nothing like the photo. Samara uploaded a snap of the birthday cake she had ...

There's more to this story than first meets the eye. — -- A photo posted to Reddit of two cakes, side by side, with the comment, “The cake that was ordered and the cake that arrived,” went viral ...

The Candy Cake Company: Kent-based Frozen fans looking for a cake should get in touch with Laurice. The owner of The Candy Cake Company is a classically-trained chef who has also worked in France and ...

Elsa from "Frozen" really “let it go” for someone’s birthday, according to one Reddit poster. The user OfficialBigHead uploaded two side-by-side photos of cakes shaped in the image of the Disney ice ...