I made this kids birthday cake by first tracing (with a black marker) a picture of Scooby and shaggy onto a piece of waxed paper. Then I turned the waxed paper over and traced the image with a blue edible cake gel. When that was finished, I placed the waxed paper (gel side down) onto … Read more
I made this Scooby Doo And The Mystery Machine Birthday Cake for my grandaughter’s 3rd birthday, she just loves anything Scooby Doo. I made the Mystery Machine and Scooby from fondant and gumpaste. I iced the cake with buttercream since it was for a small child and figured she would like the taste better, but … Read more
I made this Scooby Doo Birthday Cake for my son Marcus’ 5th birthday. He so into Scooby, that I had to find something kind of cool. I went through his colouring books looking for the perfect picture to stencil on the cake. Since I wanted one with the whole gang and the mystery machine, my … Read more
I have been baking cakes and practicing with decorating for my kids birthdays. One of my daughter’s co-workers asked if she knew anyone who makes good tasting cakes and could put Scooby Doo on it and she said, “my mom can do it!” I found a photo of Scooby online and, using a toothpick, “sketched” … Read more
My son wanted a Scooby Doo Mystery Machine Cake for his 6th birthday. However, he also wanted Scooby and a ghost in the cake so I had to figure out a fun way to incorporate those into the cake. I used a plain sheet cake as the base layer and frosted it to look like … Read more
I made this Scooby Doo Birthday Cake in 2009 for my son’s birthday. I used the Wilton Scooby-Doo cake pan and followed the instructions that came with the pan as to the tubes to use. Most of the cake is made with a small star tube. I used my mom’s home-made butter cream icing recipe, … Read more
This is chocolate cake iced in white buttercream. Image is from internet (I found it using Google images for “Scooby coloring page”), blown up on a photocopier. I then traced onto wax paper using a sharpie pen, after which I re-traced using black piping gel and then transferred onto cake (after icing had set). After … Read more
To make this Scooby Doo birthday cake, I used the Wilton scooby doo baking pan. Instead of icing or frosting, I made a dark chocolate ganache. It was so much faster and easier. The ganache was painted on with a pastry brush so that the features were not flooded and filled in. Instead of black … Read more
I baked two 9×13 Super Moist Devil’s Food cakes and then stacked them when they were cool, using canned chocolate frosting in the middle to stick them together. Then, I trimmed off a small triangle from each corner of the rectangular cake to create the van shape. I didn’t measure the triangles- I just eyeballed … Read more
One of my coworkers said her boyfriend’s 30th birthday was coming up, so I offered to make her a cake for him. She couldn’t really decide what she wanted me to put on his cake. I told her that I had a Scooby Doo template made up and she said that would be great because … Read more
For this kids birthday cake, I baked a 9×12 cake and trimmed the left top side diagonally for the windshield, and then about an inch off the bottom to form the wheels. I covered it all with a thin layer of frosting and then colored the frosting.I got a tube of black and another tube … Read more
I hired a Scooby Doo tin and used two packets, one a butter cake and one chocolate cake and swirled them together. I used buttercream icing to ice the Scooby Doo cake. I outlined the cake in black and then used tip no 16 to hand pipe the stars in different colours. I iced the … Read more