My husband & I co-made this Indiana Jones cake for our nephew’s 6th Birthday. He’s a big Indiana Jones Lego fan & this cake was a surprise. His first comment upon seeing the cake was “Wow, I got a pinata for my birthday!”. To make it we used 2 loaf pan cakes(Orange Chocolate Sourcream cake. … Read more

My nephew wanted an Indiana Jones cake for his 9th birthday party. My mom initially suggested that I make Indy’s famous fedora hat, but I felt that was way beyond my skill level. This is what I came up with instead: The cake is a 9X13 sheet cake made from two box mixes. The frosting … Read more

I made this Indiana Jones Pyramid Cake for my son’s 7th birthday party. We had an archaeological treasure hunt in the park! To make the cake I baked two square cakes and stacked them on top of one another. I then carved the cakes to form the pyramid (using the discarded pieces for the peak). … Read more

This Indiana Jones cake was made from one box of chocolate cake mix, baked in a 9″ circle, 1 mini loaf pan and 1 cupcake, according to package directions. After cooling, the mini loaf was cut through the center, making the “cave” sides. The cupcake was rounded into a ball for the stone. 1 can … Read more

I created Indy with fondant and rice krispies. This Indiana Jones Birthday Cake was my first time using fondant (and second cake ever, which I am sure you can tell!). It took me 90 minutes to get the white fondant brown. The bridge is cake, with pretzel posts, Twizzler ropes and graham cracker steps. Overall, … Read more

My son wanted to have the full picture and face of Indiana Jones. I searched the web and couldn’t come up with anything that I felt would do justice to Indiana Jones. So while on the “official” Indiana Jones site the silhouette image appeared while the web page was loading and “bam” my cake idea … Read more

I made this Indiana Jones Birthday Cake for my grandson’s eighth birthday party. He couldn’t believe it neither could anyone else. I started with five layers of cake from large to small pans. I put butter creme inside and outside. I used one big dowel down the middle and a couple more on the sides … Read more

My 11 year old grandson requested an Indiana Jones cake. I spent a few weeks thinking how to do it and gathering the props. The cake is a box chocolate mix that I baked in a 9 x 13 pan. The icing was a homemade buttercream icing that was tinted brown. This cake was so … Read more

I made this Indiana Jones Birthday Cake for my son’s third birthday. All his friends loved it and it had to be one of the easiest cakes I have every made. The cake is made from 5 bread loaf size pound cakes. Bottom layer is two pound cakes side-by-side frosted with chocolate frosting and surrounded … Read more

My son Noel wanted an Indiana Jones Party. I made this Indiana Jones Cake and Cupcake Tower for him to fit the theme. It is the first time I am creating a “scene” cake. I baked 2 round cakes of different sizes and stack them one on top of the other. Then I carved the … Read more

My boy had been watching the Indian Jones movies and was really into them. So when it started getting close the his birthday and I needed to know what kind of cake, he said an Indiana Jones Rides Again Cake. I love thinking of something special they will love and I can show my Grandma … Read more

I wasn’t quite sure what I would do when my nephew asked for an 1ndiana Jones Birthday Cake. I generally use Wilton shaped pans for the kids birthday cakes, but they did not have one for Indiana Jones. After thinking over several possibilities I decided to hand paint the cake. (I used the same picture … Read more