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"Maybe you&amp;#039;re a vegetarian, maybe you&amp;#039;re a turkey-holic and can&amp;#039;t get enough of that big delicious bird, whatever the reason people have for making and eating turkey cakes, I am 100% for it. Because tomorrow is Thanksgiving and there are just re-runs of Ace of Cakes, I thought I&amp;#039;d do a countdown of the best (and worst) turkey cakes. As you may recall, Charm City made an amazing turducken cake, but you won&amp;#039;t find it on my list because I&amp;#039;m going to give all the other turkey cake makers their day in the sun. Without further ado, here&amp;#039;s my Ultimate Thanksgiving Turkey Cake List 1. A 3D turkey cake from FamilyFun.com that suggests a yellow cake for the body and actually has a darker (spice) cake for the drumsticks-it even has little cake cubes popping out for stuffing. It&amp;#039;s cute clever and looks pretty easy to make. 2. I love this Baskin Robbins 3D ice cream turkey cake (scroll down on their website to see it in all it glory) because it&amp;#039;s eerily realistic--particularly for an ice cream cake. I&amp;#039;m disturbed, yet intrigued. 3. Here&amp;#039;s a cake from About.com that Sandra Lee created; that means it&amp;#039;s store-bought, simple to make and the kids can help, too since there&amp;#039;s no actual baking or hot surfaces involved--no muss, no fuss. 4. Easy Birthday Cakes brought us a pi\u00F1ata-looking turkey cake, which seems like it takes a long time, but is pretty cute nonetheless. 5. Here&amp;#039;s a turkey cupcake from Free Kids Crafts that incorporated candy corn, M&amp;amp;amp;M&amp;#039;s and peanut butter cookies, and I enjoy all of those things separately...Together?! Good times are sure to ensue. 6. BakingBites.com shows you step-by-step how to make a gooey-looking turkey cake. I&amp;#039;m not quite sure what to make of this cake, but the chocolate maple glaze sounds a lot better than it looks. For some strange and unknown reason, I find this cake seriously charming. 7. Ms. Crocker&amp;#039;s got a turkey cake up her sleeve, too. It&amp;#039;s a fairly simplistic design, but the candy corn embellishments add a little something to the design. Not surprisingly, Betty Crocker cake mix and frostings are encouraged for this particular cake. 8. Jacki&amp;#039;s Bento Blog shows off a cute turkey cupcake; she also utilizes candy corns for decorations, but my favorite part is that there are 2 cupcakes in one; a mini rests atop a normal sized cupcake. Now that&amp;#039;s what I call a cupcake! 9. Two words: Martha Stewart. She created adorable turkey cupcakes with shredded coconut, coconut marshmallows, Swedish fish, and chocolate sprinkles. What can I say, she&amp;#039;s the queen bee of holidays. 10. And what would a top ten list be without a little wreck? Thank you Cake Wrecks for showing us turkey/bat hybrids and turkeys with their heads literally in their butts.  Happy Thanksgiving!         "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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