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A giant edible skating rink with fondant figurines for a surprise party; a non-profit organization requests a unique way to get kids excited about seasonal fruits and veggies for an upcoming cooking class.
Brenda Nibley and Elisa Barber make a detailed replica of a historic estate house for a successful advertising executive to share with his guests; a customer surprises her mother-in-law with a gingerbread replica of the family home.
A company commissions a five-foot replica of their local town Main Street decked out as a winter wonderland for their Christmas party; touring Reptile Company wants their company mascot, an Asian water monitor lizard, made for their holiday party.
Brenda Nibley and Elisa Barber are tasked with making their most over-the-top, fairy-inspired cookie build to be auctioned off for charity during the Fairy Festival's holiday auction; a jaw-dropping 3-D work of art for a local gallery.
Brenda Nibley and Elisa Barber create a cookie build that celebrates the arrival of new polar bears; a detailed citrus gingerbread dollhouse with a vanilla cake lawn for a holiday party.
Brenda and Alisha create a larger-than-life-sized Nutcracker for a local dance academy's performance of the eponymous ballet; a non-profit organization commissions a turn-of-the-century house in Haiti for their annual fundraiser auction.
A car-racing team asks Brenda Nibley and Elisa Barber to build a Santa's sleigh racecar; a dad rewards Mr. and Mrs. Claus for speaking to his speech-delayed son with sign language with an edible Christmas tree and cookies from around the world.
The Osmond family asks Brenda and Alisha to build a replica of their 150-year-old log cabin for a fundraiser to benefit the National Multiple Sclerosis Society; Alisha's relatives surprise their son with a basketball-themed Santa Claus cookie.
Hale Centre Theatre in Salt Lake City is launching its 34th season of "A Christmas Carol," and Brenda and Alisha are asked to create their grandest build yet; a build to thank a local firehouse.
Brenda and Alisha use a drone to help them design a shortbread replica of the City County Clock Tower and its Romanesque architecture; a replica of an English cottage-style home as the centerpiece for a holiday brunch.
