Name: Iraqis can get a bite of coronavirus-shaped cake decorated with disinfectant
Uploaded: 2020-04-29T19:50:01+05:30
Duration: 2 min 21 s
Description: Spiky and emerald green coronaviruses, made out of sugar icing and cream, decorate the now popular cakes of Ali Mohammed, the owner of a Najaf-based pastry shop.

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Spiky and emerald green coronaviruses, made out of sugar icing and cream, decorate the now popular cakes of Ali Mohammed, the owner of a Najaf-based pastry shop.

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Iraqis can get a bite of coronavirus-shaped cake decorated with disinfectant