r/ExpectationVsReality • u/bbyxmadi • 7h ago
Surprisingly Met Expectation Minecraft Grass Block Cake
I didn’t expect it to look exactly like the photo whatsoever, but it did “fail” if we go off reality vs image on the app, but succeeded in my expectations. Still good though and it’s cute!
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u/creativetrends 7h ago
How did this fail?
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u/bbyxmadi 7h ago edited 7h ago
I said it failed when it comes to actually looking the same since it’s messy, but personally don’t think it necessarily failed, and I don’t expect it to look exactly like it at all. I’ll change it I guess since my thought process isn’t catching on going off these comments and the downvotes lmao.
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u/aDrunkenError 7h ago
Expecting more than this from a chain and you’re just fooling yourself
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u/Mysterious_Air_3646 7h ago
I literally just watched OP change it from “failed expectation” to “surprisingly met expectation” in real time lmao
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u/bbyxmadi 7h ago
I was gonna originally put surprisingly met and was bouncing between the two (I was harping over the neatness too much), and I guess I should have from the get go lol 🥲
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u/Badassbakerbich 7h ago
As a baker, I feel like people are too ok with a BAKERY giving out product that looks like a 4 year old piped it. I get they’re busy, but is it hard to pipe six straight lines across the top of a cake?
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u/CheezustheCat 7h ago
To be fair, Crumble does hire teenagers to run their stores.
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u/Badassbakerbich 6h ago
Crumbl can at least teach them how to use a piping bag. I’m not saying expect perfection but we gotta at least try to make it look like the picture.
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u/bbyxmadi 7h ago
Well it is a chain bakery (if you consider it one), with mostly young adults who are on a time crunch.
I’d expect more from a standalone. It’s not too bad, I’ve seen much worse.
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u/Badassbakerbich 7h ago
I was a teenager when I started out, I worked for a chain and the company at least taught us how to use piping bags. I’m not shaming the employees I’m shaming Crumbl themselves.
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u/bbyxmadi 6h ago
I get what you mean. I also think it depends entirely on location, since these are usually independently owned. From what I’ve heard, you usually have great owners or horrible ones that make it tough to work.
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u/Badassbakerbich 6h ago
Fair enough!! To me it’s like if you go to Walmart and order a bunch of these based off the ad picture and you received a box full of what you actually got, I don’t think many people would accept that.
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u/leunam4891 7h ago
They have an idea and they sell you the idea but they can’t pay a good pastry chef to execute said ideas.
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u/Jaewalker31 7h ago
It's not illegal that expectation vs reality is getting exactly what you expected
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u/nooby_goober 7h ago
I'll give grace on the cake but a solid layer would've helped it keep its shape. The green frosting though, it's the most important thing! dafuck!
Also the first image shows the frostings parallel, that's just me being bitchy though.
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u/MrKazador 7h ago
What is the calories on that bad boi