Would you like your favorite toy as a cake? Sign us up for a cool LEGO cake right now! Your little one might be confused as to why they are now allowed to eat their toys, but your big kids (and adults) will be thrilled to receive any one of these LEGO cake ideas.
Your fingers itch to starting building and playing when looking at these cake designs. Not to mention, these LEGOs are much softer if you accidentally step on them barefoot.
The options for LEGO cakes are endless. Check out Ninjago Kai and Sensei Wu, looking very serious. Angry Kitty LEGO can also be found in a cake here. The combination of Star Wars and Lego is always a hit. You will find many examples of these in this section. Additionally, don’t forget about Superhero LEGO! Batman is waiting for you below.
Whether you are making an over-sized LEGO cake or true-to- size small LEGOs, we have tips and tricks waiting for you to make your decorating enjoyable and fun!
My son wanted a Lego Birthday Cake for his 6th birthday. After looking around I was inspired by a fondant Lego cake I saw online. Our design is comprised of 6 large (4″x8″)Lego blocks and 3 small (4″x4″) Lego blocks. The blocks fit together to form a large ‘G’ when looking down at it (my … Read more
This Homemade Lego Man Birthday Cake was a labour of love. My friend needed a cake for her nephew, and so after finding out that he loves Lego, we decided to try our hand at a Lego Man cake. I had never worked with fondant before, so this would be a first for me. The … Read more
I made this LEGO cake for a friend’s son. I started with a sheet cake I made and frosted it white. For the LEGOS, I used some small rectangle pans I had. You could just make another sheet cake and cut it into small rectangles yourself. I frosted them in the colors of red, green, … Read more
When my good friend asked me to do this Lego Ninjago birthday cake my first response was “What??” … after looking up what a Lego Ninjago was I was intimidated! Being that she was a really good friend and her little guy has a special place in my heart I did not want to let … Read more
I have 2 boys that share a birthday. My youngest was turning 1 yr and his brother was turning 3 yrs old. With every 1st birthday, I have always given my children their own cake. Well, jealousy is the ugly green monster that sits on the shoulder of my 3 yrs old. I knew I … Read more
My son wanted a Homemade Ninjago Sensei Wu Lego Cake for his 5th birthday. I like to go all out with his cakes, so I was up for the challenge! I had been inspired by several cakes I had seen around the internet and decided to make the spinner out of cake and Sensei Wu … Read more
This Lego Birthday Cake Idea uses two 10” square cakes stacked and two 6” square cakes stacked; they are both covered in green fondant. To make the Lego circles, I rolled fondant thick (approximately 3/4” thick) and used a 1 ½” circle cookie cutter. The circles were then attached to the cake with a dab … Read more
This Lego Batman cake I made was a labor of love. It took a few months to plan it, as I was a little undecided on how I would display it. The one constant element was the actual Lego Batman, as my 5 year old was obsessed with the game. How I would make it, … Read more
My son ended up with THREE birthday cakes this year, all in the Lego theme. I used this Lego Blocks Birthday Cake for his class party. It was easy to serve and the kids were VERY impressed! I was just grateful that I came up with something recognizable:) I started with a box mix of … Read more
Our boy wanted a Lego Cake for his birthday. Only problem, parent’s can’t bake. Solved by buying five ready made basic, un-iced, long-life sponge cakes from the local supermarket that were roughly cubed in shape (approx 4x5x15 cm). The basic idea below could be adapted to whatever shape cake you can find to buy, or … Read more
This Lego cake is for my nephew’s 7th birthday. He loves Lego. So, for his birthday, I made 2 9×13 chocolate cakes. One is cut to size for the second layer then all were filled with chocolate buttercream then covered all three cakes with colored Italian buttercream. I also baked brownies and use a tea … Read more
We used cupcakes on top of a regular rectangular cake and frosted it all blue. James (the birthday boy) donated and built some Legos for his awesome Homemade Lego Birthday Cake!