Cutting a Smartphone… It’s Cake with Raspberry‑Cherry “Notification” Lava (Satisfying ASMR)

This “smartphone” looks like matte metal and glass—curved edges, antenna lines, camera bump with rings and sensors, speaker holes, SIM tray, and side buttons—but it’s 100% dessert. One clean cross‑cut through the body, then a gentle press on the “screen” for a ruby raspberry‑cherry “notification” lava that strings and glows.

What’s inside: dark chocolate sponge brushed with vanilla syrup, vanilla‑bean mousse, a cocoa‑nib feuilletine crunch, and a vivid raspberry–cherry gel core. The screen is a near‑black mirror glaze beneath a clear isomalt “glass” panel; subtle app icons and a status bar are edible prints under the glass for that always‑on look. Back and frame: thin white‑chocolate shell airbrushed satin graphite; camera lenses are clear isomalt with silver rings; tiny logos, IMEI text, and button glyphs are edible micro‑prints.

Safety: All props are edible. Never cut or crush real phones—glass can shatter and lithium batteries are hazardous.

We post a new edible illusion every day. Comment which gadget we should cut next—wireless earbuds case, smartwatch, or tablet?