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Parents order a 'Frozen' Elsa birthday cake and end up with something different

By Samantha Jordan
July 7, 2015

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Reddit user OfficialBigHead posted this picture of a "Frozen" cake featuring Elsa – which is a far cry from what was likely expected. Simply titled "the cake that was ordered and the cake that arrived," the odd picture shows a side-by-side comparison of the advertised cake created by McGreevy Cakes, a cake-decorating website out of Akron, New York.

Mashable reports that the cake was created as part of Icing Smiles, a nonprofit organization that provides custom celebration cakes and other treats to families impacted by the critical illness of a child.

The maker of the cake did it for no profit and the girl in the photo below seems happy with the gift.

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