I used the Wilton 3D cuddly bear cake pan for this Cookie Monster cake. I used the extra batter to create the large chocolate chip “cookie” he is sitting on. Once cool, I cut off the cuddly bears face to create a flatter surface for Cookie monster’s mouth. I also cut off the ears, relocated … Read more
I used a round 9 inch chocolate cake filled with a cookies and cream filling. I used black gel coloring to color the frosting for the mouth and piped it on before piping the fur. After the mouth looked how I wanted, I used a leaf tip and blue frosting and piped away! It took … Read more
Heres how I made my Cookie Monster cake: I baked two cakes – one vanilla and one chocolate, each in a large Pyrex bowl. (This takes a long time to cook since it is so deep). After they cooled I placed the “bowl” shaped one on the bottom and frosted it blue (vanilla frosting with … Read more
My son Chase, loved Cookie Monster so I made him this Homemade Cookie Monster Cake for his 2nd birthday party. Using (4) boxes of yellow box cake mix, I poured 2/3 into a large 16 inch round pan (face), and 1/3 into two halves of a sports ball pan (for the eyes). When done, I … Read more
I made this Cookie Monster birthday cake for my sons 3rd birthday. I purchased this 1980’s Wilton Cookie Monster cake-pan off of e-Bay. I used boxed cake (Funfetti) and dyed white frosting Royal Blue. I purchased the Royal Blue food coloring from Michael’s rather than using the grocery store brand in order to get the … Read more
First, thank you for this website! It has been a tremendous tool and inspiration when designing cakes! I started this Cookie Monster Cake with a 9×13 cake and trimmed off the slight dome. I added the picture by using one I found on-line and tracing it onto the cake. I first traced the outside of … Read more
I started this Cookie Monster Birthday Cake by baking a single layer chocolate 10 inch square cake and a white cake in the Wilton wonder mold cake pan. I made the head with using Rice Krispie treats shaped in the ball pan. I frosted the square cake with white frosting then assembled “Cookie” by carving … Read more
My son wanted a Cookie Monster cake for his 2nd birthday. This was really fairly easy. I used one box of chocolate cake mix and made two round cakes and two cupcakes with it. I stacked the two round cakes with a little icing between the layers. I cut each cupcake in half so that … Read more
For my son’s 2nd birthday I decided to do a Cookie Monster cake since he loves Sesame St. and especially Elmo and Cookie Monster. After searching online, I decided to combine a few of my favorite ideas to get the 3D cake I was looking for. I don’t have any special cake pans, so I … Read more
This Cookie Monster Birthday Cake is such a simple cake. I recommend it for anyone who is trying cake decorating for the first time! I used the Wilton Elmo Cake Pan. When the cake was cooled, I just cut off the nose (Cookie Monster doesn’t have a nose). I did the white eyes first, then … Read more
This was made from 2 9 x 13 cakes. I froze the cakes before carving. I used online pics of other cakes and free handed the shape on paper then placed on top of the two cakes to cut out his shape. I used the trimmings to make his hand. I did a crumb frosting … Read more
First, I baked two standard round cake layers for this Cookie Monster Cake. I used a standard yellow cake mix. Next, I baked both halves of the Wilton Soccer Ball Sphere Pan. I used Betty Crocker Triple Chocolate Fudge cake mix plus a package of chocolate jello instant pudding mix to “dense it up”. If … Read more