I made this Pirate Birthday Cake for a customer. She said the theme was Pirates and left the rest up to me. The cake is Half Chocolate cake and half white cake. I used a box cake mix and added a few secret ingredients to make it taste almost homemade. I just used a butter … Read more
I used three boxes of cake mix for this treasure chest cake; one for lid, and one for each of the two layers on the bottom. (I used pans that were about 14×10.5 for each of the three layers.) I used a very thick chocolate buttercream icing. On the lid, I put a LOT of … Read more
I made this treasure chest birthday cake for a boy who attends the kindergarden where I work. It is just a rich chocolate cake covered in organic chocolate buttercream then white chocolate flavoured fondant. I tinted the fondant light brown to start with then rolled it to the size I needed. I then marked the … Read more
My daughter requested a pink treasure chest birthday cake for her birthday. I used an 11 x 15 cake pan and 2 batches of batter. After the cake had cooled, I cut the cake in half and frosted/stacked it. The lid was molded rice crispie treats covered in tinted butter cream frosting. I was determined … Read more
My daughter wanted a Treasure Chest Birthday Cake Idea for her 19th birthday, and I wanted to start playing around with sugar, so I came up with this design showing a treasure chest washing up on the shore. The cake is strawberry flavored, dirty iced with cream cheese frosting, giving it a delicious strawberry cream … Read more
my son Zane wanted a pirate treasure chest birthday cake so I looked on here for some ideas and this is what I came up with. The base of the cake is just a funfetti cake using 2 regular 9×13 cake pans. Then I made the treasure chest from a bread pan and just cut … Read more
My son and I both love pirates and candy, so we decided on a pirate theme for his birthday. The treasure chest cake was the first thing that came to my mind. I remember seeing it in a magazine some time ago and it just looked so yummy and so much fun to bake. I … Read more
The hardest part was getting the lid to stay in position. This was done with a support of icing underneath and dowelling inside. So as not to spoil the chest I put the candles on real pebbles.
I did this Pirate Ship cake for my step-son’s 7th birthday, pirate theme! This cake is as seen in the Australian Woman’s Weekly Kids party Cakes book (a must have). The cake is make in a 26cm x 36cm (sorry metric) baking pan. Cut the cake into four pieces (2 long bits at the bottom, … Read more
I let my kids and nephews choose the theme for their birthday cakes and for his 7th birthday my nephew requested Pirates of the Caribbean. After looking at all the pirate cakes on this site I decided I was going to attempt a pirate ship cake, namely the Black Pearl. I started with an 11×14 … Read more
My grandson wanted a Pirate party for his 6th birthday. I hired a Wilton’s Pirate Ship cake tin, bought a packet of cake mix, icing sugar and white margarine. Then I just followed the instructions. I changed some colors, put cut Flake canons on the ship and made 3 pirates from small Marie biscuits iced … Read more
This is a Pirate Ship Cake for my son’s 4th birthday. It was made of a round cake cut in half. The cannons were Rolos, and I also put the candles by the canons(when lit looks as though they are firing). I used wooden skewers and put paper cut in the shape of a flag. … Read more