Can you spot what’s unusual about this shelf at Kmart?

Thousands online have been left scratching their heads after a baker asked fans to ‘spot her cake’ on a Kmart shelf. 

Tegan ‘Tigga’ Maccormack, from Melbourne, posted a now-viral video walking in front of a shelf full of travel coffee cups, mugs, tea infusers and plates.

Most found it near impossible to identify the incredibly realistic cake – but Tegan revealed it was a pink and ivory travel mug on the second shelf. 

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A talented Aussie bakers has asked fans to ‘spot the cake’ on a Kmart shelf (pictured) 

Tegan ‘Tigga’ Maccormack, from Melbourne, posted a now-viral video walking in front of a shelf full of travel coffee mugs, regular mugs and plates (left). But she then revealed it was a pink and ivory travel mug on the second shelf (right)

Prior to revealing which Kmart product was edible, social media users made their best guess in the comments of the clip but many admitted they had ‘no idea’ which one it was 

Prior to revealing which Kmart product was edible, social media users made their best guess in the comments of the clip. 

‘Left side, second shelf the blue travel mug with pink grip,’ one person wrote.  

‘I reckon the pink patterned one on the second shelf slightly off the edge at the front of the shelf,’ another said. 

‘I’ve watched it sooo many times and can’t pick it, can’t wait to see!’ a third said. 

After picking the cup back off the shelf, Tegan pranked a Kmart check-out worker by eating it in front of them – leaving the employee baffled. 

After picking the cup back off the shelf, Tegan pranked a Kmart check-out worker by eating it in front of them – leaving the employee baffled

The cake looked identical to the real $1.75 reusable Kmart travel mug and was made using chocolate sponge cake and fondant. 

‘I used cookie cutters to cut my cake out, stacked it with chocolate ganache and then just carved it to shape,’ Tegan said in another video. 

Next, she covered it in ganache and fondant, ensuring she matched the fondant to the exact colours of the travel mug. 

‘I was really proud of my colour matching – you can see I’ve added the ivory lid as well as the little pink bit that you push up to drink from the cup,’ she said. 

‘And the final thing to go on was the little grippy piece that goes around the middle.’ 

The cake looked identical to the real $1.75 reusable Kmart travel mug and was made using chocolate sponge cake and fondant. ‘I used cookie cutters to cut my cake out, stacked it with chocolate ganache and then just carved it to shape,’ Tegan said in another video 

Next, she covered it in ganache and fondant, ensuring she colour matched the fondant to the exact colours of the travel mug

Once the cake was ready Tegan and her business partner Katie went to Kmart to record the footage for social media.  

Previously Tegan asked fans to ‘spot the cake’ among shelves of snacks at the supermarket and in her pantry. 

Tegan has been baking cakes for more than 10 years and co-founded her business Cake For Days Katie in 2017.