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Alateixe
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Is that skoda car in the advert really made of cake
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Beert
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l really REALLY hope so! it would be the most AMAZING cake in all the land! hehe
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Star Rider
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User
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Yes but they couldnt eat it as it went stale.
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Coach
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yes, a car made from flour. very efficient, as long as it dont rain.
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Kim
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l hope so
but just how did they get the jelly lights to stick on?
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Lostyo
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Yes, and you can see an online documentary of the ''baking of the skoda car'' here.
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Bobyer
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Kickshaw
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we have had this question a few times now and the answer is yes
it was real and once filmed it was then dished out to certain charities hope this helps ...and it was all edible .
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Lemon
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Yes it is, it took 3 months to make and cost £40,000 not £125,000.
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couzo
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Callaway
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Yes everything was made properly and not sure if they ate it though, mind you l wouldnt want to after everyone had been touching it.
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Que
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Yes it was. It was made by a company in Northfleet Kent and was turned into compost after as it took a number of days to make and would not have been fit for human consumption.
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Happy
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Yes it is really made of cake it was made by a company in swanscombe in kent .
after it was made it was destroyed due to being unfit to eat after because of the heat of the lighting in the studio
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krystal
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yes it was nice u should try some from lidl
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Koenig
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No its made of crap like every other skoda
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