A TIKTOK chef has used a box mix and cheap appliance to make a birthday cake at her desk – you can't tell the difference.
Allison Olson whipped up the tasty treat within 20 minutes using packeted ingredients and an electric lunch box she brought into work.
"Making myself a birthday cake in my electric lunch box at work," the savvy chef wrote in the two-minute-long video which showed her unpacking the ingredients onto her office desk.
She mixed Oreo cake mix with eggs, water and sprinkles and pours it into a small cooker that plugs into a socket.
Allison says she had been forced to make the cake herself after everyone in the office forgot it was her birthday.
Pouring what appears to be sugary water into a mixing tin, Allison tells viewers looking to mimic her bizarre food odyssey to measure the ingredients "with your heart".
She mixes the ingredients until they turn into a rich, thick black batter and pours it into the cooking box with water.
"Delicious," she wrote as she licked the spoon for left-overs.
"I have no idea how big this is gonna get. Couldn't decide if I should put it all in or not," she told followers.
When it's cooked 20 minutes later, she opened the lid to the electric box to revealed a fully formed and baked cake identical to a store-bought one.
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Users lapped up the video.
"Happy Birthday!" one person wrote.
"The fact you pre packed all these ingredients then took them to work…" another posted.
"Guys if this isn’t if not the best example to lead a diff life," quipped a third.
"I don't know if this is the saddest thing or best ever," said a fourth.
It comes as a woman was brutally mocked online after she shared several videos of her favorite Chinese takeaway order.
In one clip, posted on TikTok, keen diner Chantelle Quinn was filmed unpacking her order from a plastic bag.
Laying the items one by one on a plate, she unveiled her takeaway that contained a cheese and ham omelette, chips, egg fried rice, several spring rolls and a slathering of curry sauce.
Captioning the video, she wrote “another perfect Chinese order.”
But the clip has quickly gone viral as thousands of users disagreed – branding her choice of items as “shocking.”
“What type of order is this,” one said.
As another added: “No haha who gets an omelette.”
A third disgruntled user wrote: That’s a red flag right there.”
While a fourth third penned: “My body went into shock… is this for jokes.”
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