I made this cookie monster cake for my daughters 2nd Birthday. It was a chocolate cake with butter cream icing. I had also made an Elmo cake with this one. She loved them both.s 2nd Birthday. It was a chocolate cake with butter cream icing. I had also made an Elmo cake with this one. … Read more
I have always made my own birthday cakes but just normal chocolate or Victoria sponges…but this year my daughter who was about to turn 15 asked if I could do her a Cookie Monster Cake. Am not one to turn down a challenge so set to Google for ideas – this site was invaluable but … Read more
My son was so in love with Cookie Monster that we made him a Cookie Monster Birthday Cake for his birthday. We started the cake by following the instructions on the cake box (whatever flavor you like). We used 2 boxes of cake mix. You will need 2 containers of white frosting and food coloring. … Read more
The cake batter is Dunkin Hines French Vanilla and I added mini chocolate chips to the batter (notice the smile). I used two round 9 inch cake pans. I used one round cake for the face and then cut two side slivers off the other circle for the “football” shaped head. I made two cupcakes … Read more
My boyfriend who is 31 this year is a massive cookie monster fan (you are never too old!) so I decided to make him a Homemade Cookie Monster Birthday Cake after seeing all the other cool cookie monster cakes out there. I started by using Betty Crocker’s Super Moist Butter Cake mix. I figured I … Read more
I used the same Cookie monster image for both of these cakes. I copied the image onto wax paper & used it as a stencil to trace onto the cakes. I used a chocolate chip cookie w/ 2 chunks tore out of it to resemble bite marks & piped the icing over the cookie to … Read more
These Cookie Monster cupcakes were a rainy-day project for myself and my son (3) and they were so easy and so much fun to do. Basically you can make the cupcakes out of any cake recipe you like, we just did plain old sponge, but chocolate with white chocolate butter icing (dyed the requisite blue … Read more
I took the lead from cake #19 for this Cookie Monster Birthday Cake. The bottom of the cake is two 12″ cakes, then I layered two 9″ cakes on top, securing the cakes together with bamboo skewers. Then Cookie’s arms and neck were two mini loaf cakes (for the arms I cut the loaf longways). … Read more
This Cookie Monster cake was made with (from the bottom up) two large round pans, two medium round pans, one small round pan and a “bowl” pan. I borrowed all of the supplies from a friend so I can’t remember the brand/measurements/etc., but I assume they were Wilton pans. I coated each pan with cake … Read more
I made this Cookie Monster Birthday Cake for my son’s 2nd birthday. He absolutely loves Cookie Monster. After looking at many Cookie Monster cakes on this site I printed a picture of Cookie’s face and then shaped his body around the face. I made 1-13×9 cake and 2- 9 inch round cakes. I cut the … Read more
I found a vintage Cookie Monster cake pan years ago when I moved into a new apartment. I finally used it last year to make double cakes for my brother and my sister-in-laws birthdays, which fall one day apart. The cake pan is small so in order to have enough cake for everyone I made … Read more
I started this Cookie Monster Eats his Cookie Cupcake with your Basic Cupcake. I decided to add coconut to the icing to give him that “fur” look. Marshmallows cut in half for the eyes, basic black frosting for the center. Chips Ahoy Choc. Chip Cookies were the perfect size for his mouth. These were very … Read more