I made this homemade Scooby Doo birthday cake for my niece as she loves Scooby Doo. I baked all of the ingredients for a Victoria sponge cake baking it in a roasting tin. I put jam in the middle and then cut the cake into the shape I wanted. I then did a crumb coat … Read more
We made the cakes in round cake pans, two 12″, two 9″, and three 6″ cakes. Cardboard cake dividers were placed between the layers and straws inserted through the layers to prevent slipping. The icing was standard vanilla butter cream colored with cocoa for the main cake and food coloring for the decorative icing. We … Read more
This kids birthday cake was done with the Wilton Scooby Doo character pan. Scoobys coat was done in a rich chocolate buttercream icing. This is a very easy and wonderful looking cake. TIP: Cover your heavy cake board in aluminum foil, and then with a colored plastic wrap. We used crystal blue plastic wrap. It … Read more
This Scooby Doo cake is made from scratch. I used Google to search for ideas for the Scooby Doo theme. It is a 2 layer cake consisting of marbled vanilla, chocolate and strawberry butter cake. Each cake base is layered in 3 and stuck together with chocolate ganache. I left the cakes to dry a … Read more
My 3 year-old is a Scooby fanatic, and he didn’t like the only Wilton pan that was available at the time. This Scooby Birthday Cake Design is a double layered 10” square vanilla buttermilk cake filled with lingonberry preserves and frosted with an almond flavored Crisco-based decorator frosting. What I like about this frosting is … Read more
This Scooby Doo birthday cake was made using the Wilton Scooby cake pan. I had to use multiple different colors of frosting so it was a little time consuming. You’ll want to do the black piping last after the other colors are set.
My daughters birthday falls in the middle of October. She was going to be Daphne from Scooby-Doo for Halloween, so she wanted a Scooby-Doo Halloween party. I purchased the characters at Target. The Scooby Doo kids birthday cake was made using a 9×13-inch pan. After frosting the base of the cake, I added orange and … Read more
My kids have the same birthday and they both were obsessed with Scooby Doo. Happy that they chose a “joint theme” for once, I decided to make one large Scooby Doo Mystery Machine cake for them together. I found a picture of the Mystery Machine from the internet to use as my guide. I baked … Read more
This Scooby-Doo Cake was done by using Frozen Butter Cream Transfer. I taped the picture to the back of a metal cookie sheet and then placed a piece of wax paper over that. I traced out the picture using #2 tip and black Wilton icing in the tube. I put the outline in the freezer … Read more
My daughter wanted a Scooby Doo party for her 4th birthday. I purchased a Wilton cake decorating kit, and the colors of icing I would be needing for this Scooby Doo Birthday Cake. I used an outline tip to freehand a picture of Scoob, filled in with a small flower tip. The “4” is filled … Read more
To make this Scooby Doo kids birthday cake I used 2, 9×13 layer cakes and stacked them on top of each other. For this actual kids birthday cake I separated the French vanilla cake mix into two bowls and added food coloring to change the vanilla color into a teal and purple to marble them … Read more
This Scooby Doo cake is actually a groom’s cake but can easily make a kid happy on his or her birthday! The hamburger is rolled fondant.