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The November 2014 edition of ARRL's QST magazine had a couple photos of some way-cool looking
cakes decorated to look like Ham radios. I figured there might be a few more out
there so a Google search ensued using "radio
cake" as the keywords. "Few" is not the most accurate word for describing the
humongous number of radio cakes that have been made. Below is a small sample of
specialty cakes you can find just in the Ham and antique radio categories.
In the electronics topics alone there are cakes styled after cellphones, computers,
telephones, boom boxes, alarm clocks, microwave ovens, televisions, video games,
watches, phonographs, tape players, kitchen appliances, circuit components (inductors,
capacitors, resistors, etc.), circuit board assemblies, antennas, test equipment,
and much more. If you have a special occasion coming up and are handy with an icing
applicator (or know someone who is), then either preform a topical search for your
specific interest or check out a website like
CakeCentral.com, CoolestBirthdayCakes.com,
TasteOfHome.com,
or the countless other private sites.
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 Antique Radio Cake
 iCOM
Ham Radio Cake
Vintage Radio Cake
Datron Field Radio Cake
Vintage Antenna Cake
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Antique Radio Cake
 World Radio Day Cake
Antique Radio Cake
Zenith Radio Cake
Horn Speaker Radio Cake
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Philetta Antique Radio Cake 
Collins Radio Cake
 Radio
Tower Cake
 Yaesu
Radio Cake
Uniden CB Radio Cake
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These photos were collected from around the Internet, with hyperlinks provided
to the originals. All copyrights acknowledged.
Posted October 23, 2014
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