386K views · 590 reactions | Anybody else craving a real pulled pork sandwich now?! ‍♀️⁠ https://sugargeekshow.com/class/pulled-pork-sandwich-cake-tutorial/ Guest instructor Timbo Sullivan from Cakes by Timbo joins us today for his take on an awesome pulled pork sandwich style cake. Timbo brings his unique style and tricks to this project, creating a delicious sandwich with tools you probably already have laying around the kitchen. | Sugar Geek Show | Facebook

1.7M views · 5.6K reactions | Wanna know a secret? These aren't real roses! ⁠Guest instructor @Arati Mirji joins us to teach a stunning course on how to create a realistic gumpaste rose. Arati breaks down how to make realistic roses that are so realistic, it’s hard to believe they aren’t real!⁠ ⁠ Get all her tips and tricks in the online course: https://sugargeekshow.com/class/realistic-gumpaste-rose-tutorial-2/  | Sugar Geek Show | Facebook

26K views · 106 reactions | The Viral Disappearing Sugar Magic Trick REVEALED!  #magic #tutorial | Evan Era | Facebook

28K views · 303 reactions |  The Sweet Art of Sugar Painting: A Timeless Chinese Tradition #sugarpainting #chineseart #traditionalcraft #candymaking #streetart | Creative Inspiration For You | Facebook

5.9M views · 22K shares | Chinese sugar painting is art you can eat (via BestProducts.com). | Insider | Facebook

Sugar painting, a traditional Chinese form of folk art using hot, liquid sugar to create two dimensional figures, is a snack popular among children. This woman is doing a free-hand sugar painting of a butterfly at People's Park in Chengdu, capital of southwest China's Sichuan Province. | China Plus Culture

28K views · 269 reactions | Sugar painting, as the name suggests, is a painting made of sugar, which is also edible. Watch this artist paint this sugar-coated ancient costumed beauty. Sugar painting is a traditional Chinese folk art and an intangible cultural heritage with a long history. #FunChina #Heritage #Duanwu #DragonBoatFestival | China Plus Culture | Facebook

Sugar painting, is a traditional Chinese folk art with a history of around 500 years and probably one of the "sweetest" forms of art in the world. Using melted sugar as "paint," this artist can expertly create a variety of animals and figures based on classical Chinese literature. #Heritage | China Plus Culture

104K views · 315 reactions | 【#Video】Discover the delicate art of sugar painting, a cherished intangible cultural heritage of China. Watch skilled artisans transform sugar into stunning portraits of China's historical heroes, using just a spoon and their immense talent. | Global Times | Facebook