18 Mesmerizing Number Cakes We Wish We Could Eat Right Now

There's so much deliciousness on top, I almost didn't notice the real flowers.

Even the tiniest of details on this one are perfect. Leana is a lucky girl.

With the shells, the tiny clams, and the sea rocks, this one definitely knocks the undersea theme out of the park.

A little twist on the number-shaped cake, this one goes for a smooth, star-spangled top instead of an overly decorated one.

And what a fancy-looking "5," too! The blackberries keep it from being too much of a chocolate overload.

Answer: I do.

Did you notice that the sides are lined in Kit-Kats? (I DID.)

I don't personally know the birthday child in this instance, but through the characters, the gummy sodas, and the M&Ms, I think have a good handle on their personality just through the cake.

This is the closest you can ever come to being able to eat YouTube.

You have to go all-out when you hit the double digits.

If so, wein love. We're also impressed by the two different colors of cake used for each layer.

Note the the "1" and the "2" are different flavors, so the new 12-year-old can get a little of both.

If the "13" shape wasn't enough, there are also heart-shaped sweets on top.

Notice the tiny cookies, donuts, and macarons on top of this one #bestlife.

The chocolate-dipped Oreos that are cut in half are a nice alternative to the ever-present macaron.

This one has kiwi and apples, so it's healthy, right?

We dig the real baby's breath decorating this one!

Red-velvet lovers, this one's for you.

A popular twist to the number-cake trend is to do the birthday kid's initials instead of their number age. This is also good for relatives who may or may not want to advertise their true age to all their guests.