When cake decorators take their instructions way too literally

Or some ghosts, goblins and boos, whichever.
A delicious literal cookie.
Where are my stars and sprinkles?
"Use this for the image," they said. "Done," said the clueless bakers.
Ask for nothing on it, get a nihilist cake in response.
You say cap, I say cat. Close enough?
Don't we all?
Oh, like the 50th hole ... I get it now!
"Print that file out and stick it on the cake for Aunt Elsa, she'll love it."
"And make sure it's in really messy, hard to read writing, too."
Just like the Beatles used to write them.
"Nope, but I can write it."
We hope Sheri has two eyes.
Punctuation is SO important.
Looks like a delicious cake.
The perils of the over-the-phone order with a too-literal baker.
The twins'll love this.
Perhaps the class name was purple? Yeah, nah.
Translation not included.
We now know too much about Coach Tom. Photo: Brooks, Emily
That's all there is to say, all right?
Poor Susan will be watching her portion size.
CAKE INCEPTION - cake picture on the cake. Plus that delightful instruction!
Well, they got the placement right at least.
CC, she hasn't got her periods yet.
Just putting random things our there that Frank enjoys.
"Just the way you ordered, ma'am."
"Seems a little crazy, but that's what they ordered ..."
.................. : What they wanted (for some reason?).
Colour selection was an afterthought.
1st day working in cake decorating department! #cakesofwalmart @msolnitzky
You done it, all right. (imgr: crossedx)
Feeling validated with this cake? @raymondscottjewelry
A paw print WHAT? You can't leave us hanging halfway through a sentence like that, cake decorator!

When ordering a cake from a bakery, please make sure that your instructions are clear and that the cake design is fully understood and agreed upon - or else you may end up facing a cake that's more like one of these disasters.

These cake decorators took things a tad too literally when getting their tasty treats ready for customers.