Dream - In the moment of Idul Fitri, in addition to the tradition of asking for forgiveness, the community has a habit of serving various Lebaran cakes for guests who come to visit their homes. The Lebaran cakes served during the Idul Fitri moment are diverse in both taste and shape. Some famous Lebaran cakes are nastar and kastengel. Both types of Lebaran cakes have become icons of Idul Fitri for the community.

However, just looking at the peculiar appearance of the Eid cake is enough to make people shudder. Not only that, some people might even feel nauseous just by imagining it being eaten. The uploader of the video then showcased the Eid cake he made after baking it in the oven.

"The video uploader claims to have used almond nuts as nails, and strawberry jam for the blood effect on the finger cake. According to the video uploader, this Lebaran cake called 'devil's finger' is not perfect. He said that his Lebaran cake turned out to be swollen, making it appear larger than it should be."

The following 'Bahasa' text translated to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Video of cake shaped like human fingers called devil's cake in Malaysia has gone viral and has invited various comments from netizens. "It's scary if you buy a box and don't realize there's a real one \ud83d\ude2d\ud83d\ude2d then you eat it." "I'm scared just by looking at it, let alone eating it. If it's served during Eid, surely no one will be interested, they'll be scared in advance \ud83d\ude33." "There must be at least one real cake among them, right? Honestly?!!!! \ud83d\ude2d."