After eight hours of painstaking work, Michelle Wibowo has created the first ever Oreo Pop portrait of Beyonce. In case you aren’t dessert savvy, Oreo Pops are Oreo cookies and Philadelphia cream mixed together to form little packages of perfection.

Using two different shades of these 3,780 little desserts, Wibowo’s work was commissioned by Oreo as part of a campaign for families to take time for more fun experiments in the kitchen together.

Whether the campaign worked or not, at least we know that Beyonce can genuinely claim to be the sweetest pop star around. You can make your own celebrity portrait with the adapted recipe found on the Oreo website.

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‘Got style, will bake’ is the slogan of Kiss And Bake Up, a bakery based in Devon, UK. Kiss And Bake Up specialise in jaw-droppingly intricate cake sculptures, often with a quirky, geeky edge (think Doctor Who and Harry Potter). The bakery is run by Sarah, a gorgeous blue-haired baker who has as much attitude as her food. In a good way, of course.

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High both on the list of comfort foods and macabre dessert items comes this chocolate skull from Marina Malvada. Casted from an actual human’s skull, these treats are solid chocolate. You might just need help eating by yourself.

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Taking a page from French cooking, the classic red velvet cake is redone so you can eat it for brunch without feeling guilty. If this doesn’t make your mouth water, I don’t know what will.

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