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!
This Lego Ninjago cake was made for my son’s fifth birthday. I went through so many different ideas but he was set on Sense Wu from the Lego Ninja go show. I’m a chronic procrastinator and waited till last minute only to find out the Lego Mini figure molds aren’t sold every where and I … Read more
My nephew was turning 6 and his invitation was a picture of him with the number 6 in Legos. So I thought I would make him a Homemade LEGO Birthday Cake. I am new at cake baking so it took a total of 11 hours including baking time. The birthday boy loved it and so … Read more
This Lego Birthday Cake is made from 2 rectangular cakes. The first cake is used to make the base of the cake. The second cake is used to cut out the circles for the top of the cake. I used a glass to cut out the circle dots from the second cake. (The extra cake … Read more
Lego Cakes . . . FORGET USING THE MARSHMALLOWS or mini-muffins! I’ve decorated cakes for over 30 years and hold myself to a very high standard as far as to what my finished cakes look like. Buttercream-frosted marshmallow halves or mini-muffins just didn’t measure up! My Tip for Lego Birthday Cake? I removed UNSCENTED TEA … Read more
For my husband’s 30th birthday, we threw a “block party” for him with a Lego theme! I created Lego invitations and we had Lego Block ice cubes for drinks. We used some of his previous Lego creations as centerpieces for the table and even had a Lego block bottle opener for the beer. We had … Read more
I made this homemade birthday Lego cake for a boy who turned 5 and adores Legos. Everything about this cake was homemade. I used two 9×13 moist yellow cake from scratch. I made homemade buttercream for filling. This is not the best icing to color if you want a vibrant color. Then to frost the … Read more
I made 2 10 inch round cakes and frosted them and set them aside. I had purchased several Lego molds of the bricks, mini figures and the large mini figure. All the small Lego’s and mini figures are chocolate with food coloring to get the color of Lego’s that I wanted. The large mini figure … Read more
Don’t be like me kids. I decided exactly 3 days before Dave’s birthday that I would make him a Lego cake. Unfortunately, something came up the Thursday before his birthday, so I didn’t get to make it and take my time like I wanted. Regardless, he loved his Legos and I got 800 cool wife … Read more
I made this Star Wars Lego cake for a friend’s son’s 9th Birthday. He loved both Star wars and Lego. I had the picture transferred to rice paper, and then made a 12×12″ cake. I smooth iced the top, then using 4 different colours I piped the blocks on the side of the cake, finishing … Read more
For my son’s 9th birthday, he received Lego City Lego, and so I decided to make him a Lego cake. Unfortunately, the party cake I was making stuck badly in the tin at the 11th hour, and so I had to resort to store bought Madeira cakes. I wanted to show you the way we … Read more
I made this Lego Ninjago Cake for my son’s 7th birthday, last year (February 2011). The spinner is a large round homemade cake covered in icing and then fondant. I colored the fondant blue and then rolled some of the extra blue fondant thicker and cut out circles for the dots on the spinner and … Read more
I made this LEGO Birthday Cake for my son’s 8th birthday party. I began with one 9 x 13 cake and three mini-loaf size cakes. The 9 x 13 cake I cut into 3 equal pieces and stacked to make it look like a tall stack of 3 LEGO bricks on top of each other. … Read more