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

I made this Cookie Monster Birthday Cake for my mum for her birthday. I really wanted to make a character birthday cake and she kindly let me make one for her birthday. I iced it in blue icing and stippled it a bit with a spatula to make it look like fur. The eyes are … Read more

After reading a few other reviews on here I improvised on the Elmo cake pan as well but giving the monster a bigger mouth and frosting over the nose shape in the pan. I made buttercream icing tinted royal blue for the fur and chocolate icing for the mouth. The addition of a couple of … Read more

I made this Cookie Monster Birthday Cake for my daughter’s first birthday. I got the idea on how to make it from this site and put my own touch to it. To make this cake I baked two 8 inch round cakes, two 10 inch round cakes, two 1 small Pyrex bowl cakes – two … Read more

I used a blend of ideas from this website to make this Cookie Monster Birthday Cake . I used the Wilton 3D teddy bear cake pan and the tip that is typically used for grass to ice him. I cut the hands and face to make it look like cookie monster eating a cookie. I … Read more

Believe it or not but I used the Wilton Barbie pan and a 9 inch round. After cooling I trimmed the 9in round so that it would be even with the base of the bell shaped cake. Then I cut layers into the bell shaped cake and iced in between (the cut was beautiful – … Read more

I wanted to make a homemade Cookie Monster cake for my son on his first birthday because he loves cookies just as much as Cookie Monster. I started with two 9-in round cakes. I placed them on top of each other with frosting in between, then I did a crumb coat over the cakes. A … Read more

My latest cake is of Cookie Monster, done for a 1 year old named Samuel. The main part of the cake is homemade chocolate cake with vanilla butter cream frosting and covered in vanilla fondant (I use Satin-Ice fondant). Cookie Monster is made of chocolate cake (the middle) and his head, arms and legs are … Read more

My son loves anything Sesame Street. For his second birthday I decided to make him a Cookie Monster cake. I looked all around for a pan and no one had or I would have to spend as much for one as I would to buy a cake. I looked at some pictures of Cookie Monster … Read more

A friend asked me to make her a Cookie Monster cake for her little boy’s 2nd birthday. To make this I baked 4 pound cakes from mixes in 9″ round pans and layered them. I covered them with white fondant. I then used a double batch of rice cereal treat to sculpt cookie monster’s shoulders, … Read more