Believe it or not, the world's oldest wedding cake, dating back 113 years, is still intact.
Though sugars have seeped into the icing, turning it brown, and it has a crack due to a bomb blast in World War II, the cake, baked in 1898 -- when Queen Victoria was ruling Britian -- is still moist, 'The Sun' reported.
The four-tier cake was displayed at a bakery until it closed in 1964, then kept in an attic before being given to the Willis Museum in Basingstoke, Hants.
Curator Sue Tapliss said: "It has been stored in unfavourable environmental conditions, leading to the cake heating and causing the sugars to seep through to the icing, giving it a darker colour.
"The baker's unmarried daughter donated it towards the end of her life, fearing someone would find it and think she had been jilted at the altar."
