




My sister asked me to help her with a Shrek cake she was making. She used a doll tin to bake the cake and covered it with fondant that she had made to look like wood.
I made the roots using wire and wrapped fondant around it, tapped the fondant with a sharp knife to give a wood effect. I stuck a tiny piece of straw into the cake before sticking the wire into the straw, so the wire would not touch the cake.
A lovely cake and we had fun making it together!!
What a fun cake! Your fondant Shrek is adorable!
ReplyDeleteI love to bake but I stopped late last year after finding out I was diabetic. But like you, I love a pretty cake! Thank you for putting up this blog!
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oh, such a wicked shrek cake. I love it!
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