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  Breezy Winds Cakery owners and twin sisters Danae and Daen Arre said they're always up for a challenge, so when a customer requested a ramen-inspired cake they took the opportunity to "run free." The end result was a realistic jumbo cup of Maruchan Instant Lunch Hot & Spicy ramen noodles, chopsticks included, all made of cake and icing.

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Breezy Winds Cakery owners and twin sisters Danae and Daen Arre said they're always up for a challenge, so when a customer requested a ramen-inspired cake they took the opportunity to "run free." The end result was a realistic jumbo cup of Maruchan Instant Lunch Hot & Spicy ramen noodles, chopsticks included, all made of cake and icing.

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Breezy Winds Cakery owners and twin sisters Danae and Daen Arre said they're always up for a challenge, so when a customer requested a ramen-inspired cake they took the opportunity to "run free." The end result

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Photo: Courtesy, Breezy Winds Cakery

This cup of noodles is a cake and was made by a San Antonio business

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Cups runneth over with noodles for birthdays in San Antonio, but it isn't ramen — its cake.

Breezy Winds Cakery owners and twin sisters Danae and Daen Arre said they're always up for a challenge, so when a customer requested a ramen-inspired cake they took the opportunity to "run free." The end result was a realistic jumbo cup of Maruchan Instant Lunch Hot & Spicy ramen noodles, chopsticks included, all made of cake and icing.

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"Making custom cakes is just one of the ways we're able to show our creativity," the sisters said.

The entire cake — from the Maruchan label to the chopsticks and noodles — is edible.

The sisters said ever since promoting the prototype cake, they've been receiving "tons" of requests for similar designs.

The cake pictured is an 8-inch and serves 10 to 18 people. Designs like this start at $65.

Breezy Winds Cakery can be reached via Instagram, by phone at 210-801-4467 or by email at breezywindscakery@gmail.com.

Madalyn Mendoza covers news and puro pop culture for MySA.com | mmendoza@mysa.com | @maddyskye

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