We all have seen professional pastry chefs converting cakes into masterpieces, but let us introduce you to Joshua Nunnley, a 17-year-old boy from Leicester, United Kingdom, who has created a seven-tier wedding cake without receiving any formal training. He decided to bake this edible marvel of engineering at home after watching the American TV show Cake Boss.

Joshua started baking at the age of seven in kitchen of his parents’ restaurant in Spain. He gives full credit to his family, who runs the Elms Social and Service Club in Bushloe End, for nurturing his passion for baking and cooking. He is currently working at an upmarket chocolate shop Cocoa Armore, on voluntary basis and has baked around 100 cakes, of which the seven-tier wedding cake is the tallest. The edible skyscraper is six foot tall and took him three days to complete.

At this age when he should be found scoring goals in local football ground, the little culinary specialist is very much determined to expand his cooking skills and settle down in America with his own cake shop. The young lad runs a Facebook page to keep his followers updated with his latest creations. However, his fan base isn’t very big at this point in time, but the amount of hard work he has been putting in his work will surely fetch him a huge following in coming days, and this is something which I can bet my bottom dollar on.

Seven-tier wedding cake by Joahua Nunnley

Close up of the seven-tier wedding cake

Four-tier wedding cake created by Joshua

Three-tier wedding cake by Joahua Nunnley

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Sneaker cake by Joahua Nunnley

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Joshua Nunnley bakes cakes without receiving any formal training

Joshua is working with Cocoa Armore on voluntary basis

Joshua dreams of having his own cake shop in America

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Pallvika is an enthusiastic painter, and loves to capture moments for beautiful memories. Apart from writing, you can find her reading novels or volunteering with NGOs working towards providing better quality education to children.

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