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This YouTuber's mind-blowing cakes look nothing like baked goods

Madison Malone Kircher

2015-10-11T16:16:00Z

This might look like a grilled cheese sandwich, but it's actually a cake.

That's right. It's dessert, not lunch.

The cake was made by Yolanda Gampp, the culinary mastermind behind the YouTube series "How To Cake It." Her baked goods will make you do a double take — they're all created to look exactly like other things. One even looks exactly like a jar of Vegemite.

She's got 600,000 followers, but her videos regularly rack up over a millions views. People just can't seem to get enough of Gampp's work.

Check out 13 of our favorites. Warning, they might make you hungry.

While these mini macaroni and cheeses might look savory, they're actually orange velvet cake with cream cheese frosting. Gampp used white chocolate shavings to create the appearance of grated cheese.

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Different shades of green food coloring make this watermelon cake look totally realistic. The chocolate "seeds" look delicious.

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Gampp used slices of pound cake and white chocolate instead of bread and cheese for this sandwich.

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The secret to this perfectly browned pizza cake crust? Gampp uses a chef's torch to burn the "dough."

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Australian Vegemite, a spread made from leftover brewer's yeast, is a a bit of an acquired taste. Gampp's cake version has a surprise inside.

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When you cut into the cake, you'll see the colors of the Australian flag.

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For this Oktoberfest-inspired dessert, Gampp used coconut as a stand in for sauerkraut.

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Buttercream frosting makes a convincing stand-in for cream cheese on these bagel cakes.

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These cereal bowl cakes are made to have real milk poured over them so they'll taste extra moist.

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She gets inspiration from sweet food, too. These look like ice cream sundaes, but they're cakes.

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This ice cream cone cake is massive.

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Not all her cakes look like food. These prayer-hands-worthy emoji cakes are a good example.

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But they're still equally impressive. "Despicable Me" fans will appreciate this minion dessert.

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And Gampp's latest creation might be her weirdest — an almost too realistic brain cake.

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