Talk about moving your best feet forward.
A woman recovering from surgery celebrated her birthday by slicing the anoinsula with a foot-shaped 18-inch cake with an ankle bracelet and surgical tools, making her a surprise for her friend. (See the video at the top of this article.)
Claudia Shead, 28, had surgery on her right foot five weeks before her birthday and had previously joked that she had wanted a “Bunion Cake” to mark the occasion, news agency SWNS reported.
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A family friend delivered many desires to the surprise of a woman.
Shed's friend baked a foot-shaped cake – bunions and everything – presented it to her to slice it.
“I was hooked on it,” Claudia Shedd said of the aponeurotic foot-shaped cake, as baked by her friends as a surprise gift. (Claudia Shead/SWNS)
“I was obsessed with that,” Seed, who works in marketing in London, told SWNS.
The daisy-themed design of the foot reflects an internal reference between Shed and her friends, the communications agency said.
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London said the cake was better than she thought.
She said it “tasted memorable,” and pointed out that it was very thoughtful and interesting.
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When her friend gave her a birthday cake, Shed said she made sure she had cut the aponeurosis first.
With a cheerful nod to her surgery, Claudia confirms that her first slice is the aponeurus itself. (Claudia Shead/SWNS)
The pastry underfoot was Madeira cake (a light lemony pound cake usually accompanied by sugar toppings).
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According to the Cleveland Clinic, the condition of the feet is very common.
The cake, photographed with Bunion, was lightly lemony with white chocolate. (Claudia Shead/SWNS)
According to the clinic's website, “The aponeurosis occurs when you apply extra pressure to your big toe, and when it pushes it towards its natural alignment and other toes.”
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According to Boston Children's Hospital, bunions occur more frequently in women.
