The little town of Bethlehem where Jesus Christ was born has been brought to life by a British baker.
A British woman has recreated the well known nativity story of Jesus Christ with a beautiful cake.
Huffington Post reports that the baker brought the little town of Bethlehem where Jesus Christ was born back to life with her fruitcake.
The 6 feet long and 3 feet wide cake has a stable, a tiny Mary, Joseph, baby Jesus, surrounded by cows, sheep, shepherds and three wise men.
The town is full of intricate details like a market, where vendors sell spices, fish, meat and more. The windows are made to glow with hidden LED lights.
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The purpose of the cake
The baker, Lynn Nolan, told HuffPost that she made the cake in order to raise money for a local school, the Youlgrave Church of England Primary School.
According to her, “I made the village of Bethlehem cake to raise money for a new playground.”
This masterpiece was made with 44 pounds of butter, 110 pounds of marzipan and 1 gallon of whisky.
It took almost six months to complete. The cake was auctioned in over 20 pieces on Wednesday, December 20, 2017.