A Cake for Charles Darwin

This is the cake I baked last year for Darwin Day (February 12th):

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That is, by far, the most awesome Darwin cake I have ever seen. Could you do a Lamarck cake?

By Randy Olson (not verified) on 11 Feb 2008 #permalink

I assume it was selected against by virtue of being eaten?

I wanted to say something about sexual selection and your baking ability, but I better shut up right now....

The cake is superb Jennifer. Few days in the kitchen is all you should be doing, you have a PHD to prepare.
I like to look of the cake, mine would have look like dark and white chocolate sprayed with a gun :)

what a mess it is necessary to be more sensitive to this environment in Southern Asia is not sensitive to the living environment, I never even washed the dirty brook