It's time for the Decade Dessert Challenge,

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Without further ado, we are joined by Luke Vincentini.

Hi, Luke. - Hey, there.

How are you guys doing?

Thank you so much for being here.

Now, we would love to know what got you into baking?

So I've been into decorating cakes for about 12 years now.

I started when I was 12 years old.

And at first, it just started out as just simple buttercream

cakes and cupcakes.

And then I just wanted to elevate my skills,

so I switched to hyperrealistic cakes.

And then it's really fun because I'll

take a video of the finished product

and then just have my hand and a knife

come right into the frame.

And so it's a game for everybody.

It's just cut right in half.

It's very soothing to watch.

That's amazing.

So it looks like the real thing.

And you cut into it --

it was a cake the entire time!

Yep.

OK, Luke, in celebration of Marvel Studios' "WandaVision,"

we challenge you to create a dessert

inspired by a decade gone by.

Oh, that sounds awesome.

Let's do it.

Here's how it's going to work.

We're going to spin the wheel of decades.

Whatever decade it lands on, that's going to inspire

the cake you make today.

You ready, Luke? - I'm so ready.

Here we go.

Spin the wheel of decades.

[SPINNING WHEEL]

[DING DING]

Oh, the 1950s.

Oh.

Oh, yeah.

Golly gee willikers.

All right, you've got to make a '50s cake, Luke.

Yeah, this is awesome.

I already have so many ideas.

I can't wait to see what you come up with.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

OK, you guys, so I am about halfway through with this 1950s

cake.

So when I think 1950s, I think of like classic, old-school TV

dinners.

So that's what this cake was inspired by.

Right now, I'm working on what represents peas and carrots.

But it's actually modeling chocolate.

There are a couple really cool elements to this cake,

plus one little surprise at the end.

I can't wait for you guys to see the cake when it's all done.

Luke, we cannot wait to see your creation.

Are you ready to show us?

I am so ready.

Let's do it.

Drum roll, please.

[MAKING DRUM SOUNDS]

[DRUM ROLL]

[MOUTH TRUMPET SOUNDS]

Wow.

[CHUCKLES]

What?

Oh, my gosh.

LUKE VINCENTINI: You guys like that?

I'm--

Is that a-- the whole thing is a--

The whole thing, all edible.

Wow.

[JENNY SQUEALS]

I am so-- my brain is, like, confused, because, like,

it looks like a TV dinner.

But it tastes like a cake, as far as I know.

[CHUCKLING]

Just like cake, yeah.

What?

I can taste it.

Like, I can taste the steak, and the corn,

and the mashed potatoes.

But it's not any of that.

All right, guys, so this is my favorite part.

And that is the cake cutting.

So you guys want to see what's on the inside?

- Oh. - Yes.

It's so pretty.

But, yeah, I want to see what looks like inside.

[CHUCKLES]

All righty, here we go.

Oh, wow.

Oh, my god.

LUKE VINCENTINI: How's that? - Ah!

Oh. Ah.

[CHUCKLES]

Oh, my god, that's so funny.

What? What?

The steak looks grilled.

It's medium-rare.

That-- [CHUCKLES] yeah, that's a medium-rare right there.

And I just-- the tray--

that means that the tray that it's in is also cake.

Yep.

That is all chocolate, too.

Whoa.

My gosh.

All righty, so we also have some gravy here.

Wait, what?

What?

All righty, here we go, guys.

You know, I didn't want to get all food critic

and be like, yeah, the mashed potatoes don't have gravy.

But you came prepared.

[CHUCKLING]

LUKE VINCENTINI: You've got to have that gravy.

Well, I'm ready to eat.

[CHUCKLES]

I want my TV dinner now.

[CHUCKLES]

Luke, this is amazing.

Definitely inspired by the '50s and Marvel

Studios' "WandaVision."

This is awesome.

Thank you so much.

It was so much fun to make, too.

I am just so impressed.

Thank you so much, Luke.

Your art has now made us very hungry.

Thank you guys so much for having me.

This has been a blast.

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