Is this the most disgusting cake shop in the world? Cupcakes with vomit and a decapitated head on the menu for DVD launch

Gruesome treats created for launch of horror film The Helpers

East London pop-up offers vomit cocktails and severed hand cake



Vomit cupcakes with a slice of sideboob and a spew cocktail?

The sight of the menu would make most stomachs turn, but do not judge a cake by its icing as that is exactly what they are.

A repulsive line of disgusting-looking deliciousness is going on show at a pop-up shop in east London to launch a DVD of – what else – a horror film.

Throw-upcake: Lemon-drizzle cupcakes decorated to perfection and then covered in vomit is set to go on display

The creepy creations have been made by some of the UK's finest delicacy artists to mark the release of The Helpers DVD, due to hit the shelves next week.

The brains behind the little pop-up-shop of horror is ‘freelance creative director‘ Miss Cakehead, who brought London the first 18+ cupcake shop and hit the headlines with the macabre ‘human butchery shop’ which fashioned meat into body parts.

This time Miss Cakehead, real name Emma Thomas, has teamed up with food artists and master mixologists to put even the toughest of stomachs to the test.

Invitees will be able to tuck in to the gory medley which include a severed stomach cake, screaming chocolate baby heads and vomit cocktails.

A side of sideboob? A breast complete with a nipple piercing and protruding chest bones was on the menu

H-armful drinking: It takes a strong stomach - and liver - to brave the cocktail menu, served inside a human arm

Tasty torture: Chocolate rope is wrapped around this marzipan hand, oozing raspberry blood all over the table

Jelly belly: Flesh cake made to look like a woman's stomach will be on offer tonight Miss Cakehead said: ‘Without question this is one of the most horrific edible projects ever created and it's going to be truly fascinating to see if people can stomach eating the delicious cakes and treats.’ In a previous interview with The Independent Miss Cakehead said is it impossible to create an offensive cake. 'The gory look is offset by the deliciousness of the cake. ‘I once had a cake woman made, she was in a bath with her throat cut, and I called it “Bitch in a Bloodbath" - everyone loved it.'

Cadaver cake: A first glance at this severed head would make anyone jump, but nibble at her nose and you will discover that it is made from sponge

Co- organiser Koch Media Said: ‘The Helpers is a gory treat for horror fans, and this installation will certainly push the boundaries of what people can handle.

‘The edible creations mirror moments from The Helpers, such as the horrific bathtub scene, so members of the public can become truly immersed in the film.’

Handy: The marzipan hand wrapped in chocolate rope in full view - and it was even given a manicure

Fine cut: The cake knife takes a slice of a piece of wounded flesh