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!
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
This Homemade Lego Cake was for my son and his friend’s 8th birthday party which they shared (same bunch of kids attending from the same class at school so it seemed sensible to combine). I made a ‘Death by Chocolate’ cake, the recipe for which I found online by searching for ‘death by chocolate’. The … Read more
This Lego Star Wars cake was made by using a standard cake tin, cookie cutters and a Lego ice tray and jelly mold. I used butter icing. The little Lego bricks are made of chocolate melts and we drilled holes in them to fit the candles. My son decorated the cake with his Lego star … Read more
When my son’s best friend decided to have a Lego party for his sixth birthday, I started designing a Lego cake for it as soon as I heard. My family even sat with me in support and didn’t call the psych ward as I sketched my ideas on a place mat at a restaurant at … Read more
I am preparing for my son’s 10th birthday, and he is the biggest Lego fan I’ve ever known. He decided that he wanted his cake to look like Lego’s but when I went to the grocery store to see if I could order one, they looked at me like I was crazy. He is a … Read more
I followed the instructions for the “anatomically correct” lego cake. I cut a 9X13 sheet cake into thirds and layered them. For the squares, I cut the thirds in half. Very simple, just time-consuming. Baking and freezing the cakes ahead of frosting works well, and allows you lots of time and energy for the frosting … Read more
I made this Lego cake for my son’s 9th birthday. He loves Lego building and I thought this would be fun to try. I got the initial idea from the Better Homes and Garden website for the basic Lego shapes and expanded upon that idea by adding the peg base board and then layering the … Read more
For my son’s 7th birthday, he chose Lego Star Wars as his theme. After searching the internet for weeks, I put a little something together…even if the finished product was not part of the plan. The Lego Star Wars Cake Design is made using 2-11×15 sheet pans and a Wilton star. The icing is buttercream, … Read more
For my son (who is fanatical about Lego) sixth birthday there was really only one choice of cake. After a week or two of thinking up and discarding various ideas (ouch! my brain still hurts) and thanks to your site, I settled on the jumbled block design for a Lego Birthday Cake. I liked the … Read more
This Lego cake was for my nephew Noah’s 8th birthday. The cake itself is made from two 9” cakes and two 6” cakes. I used two boxes of cake mix divided evenly among the four pans. The cakes are iced with buttercream frosting tinted with the Wilton gels in yellow and red. The Legos on … Read more