THESE fish ’n’ chips wrapped in Britain’s favourite newspaper look like a tasty treat — but it’s cake, not hake.
The hyper-realistic offering — along with a Mars bar and roast dinner — are among the creations of amateur baker Jamie Brooks, 45, of Dartmouth, Devon.
The cleaning firm and holiday lettings boss, right, said: “I’ll finish and go to the other room and come back and it’s sat there on the table and I think ‘that even messes with my head.’
“You obviously think ‘will they like it?’ But then when it can kind of fool you, you think ‘yeah, I’ve done a good job.’
“People have actually thought that the food cakes were real.
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"That was the great thing – when they’re like ‘omg I can’t even believe it, it doesn’t even make sense, I can’t comprehend it’.
“There’s definitely something fun about bringing the British classics to life – they’re so recognisable, and that’s the thing.
“You start doing other things and people don’t recognise or warm to them as much.”
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