'Cake dog' anyone?

Wednesday, May 2, 2012 Would You Eat A Doggy Style Cake? Is your dog cute enough to eat? (Literally?) If you are an avid dog lover, your luck's in, because the new cake pops of the bakery world come in the shape of your favourite loveable pups. Yes, we're talking about 'cake dogs'. Click on the image above the read the full story... 'Dark Secret' Of Carrots Revealed... 'Love Pills' That Save Marriages 'Could Soon Be A Reality' Garlic Is '100 Times Better' At Beating Food Poisoning The World's 50 Best Restaurants of 2012 Red Wine 'Compound' Could Be Used In Anti-Ageing Drugs BLOG POSTS Sarah O'Meara: Why a Mother's Unhealthy Attachment to Her Kids Starts Long Before They're Born This idea that women are 'putting their children first' is entirely misleading, it seems to me. Women are merely putting work very firmly second. Yoav Sivan: A Promising Report Card What is surprising in The Declining Significance of Homophobia, sociologist Mark McCormack's new book from Oxford University Press, is not that homophobia among 16- to 18-year-old boys in secondary education in the U.K. has declined, but that it has fallen out of fashion. Ariadna Bakhmatova: A Wholesome Body, Mind and Soul Experience Malcolm Levene: Having Top-Notch Manners Will Distinguish You To some, having good manners is akin to a "foreign language" in that they are not used to expressing gratitude, giving thanks and being polite. Sarah McGiven: Negarin: Fresh, Wearable Fashion Cuts Spot on for Working Women Born in Iran, educated in New York, based in London - you can see why travel might influence Negarin Sadr, founder and designer of hot womenswear label Negarin.

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