Here is my son’s 6th birthday Scooby Doo Triple Layer cake. The bottom layer, with the mystery machine on it, is a tye dye cake. The middle Scooby print layer is chocolate and the top paw print layer is a combination on both cake flavors. On the Scooby Doo collar layer I put my son’s initials … Read more
This is the Scooby Doo birthday cake I made for my son’s 8th birthday last year. It was not an original design, and its certainly not perfect, but it was made with a lot of love. My son is a huge Scooby Doo fan, which thrills my husband and I since we loved that cartoon … Read more
My son always has tall orders when it comes to his birthday. He thinks his mom is a miracle worker. And there is no way I am going to dissappoint him. No matter what I have to do. He decided his theme for his 7th birthday is going to be Scooby-Doo and monsters. But because … Read more
I really enjoyed making this 3D Scooby Doo birthday cake. I made the cakes using oval cake pans in varying sizes with his face make with rice krispies. Most was covered in fondant but head was covered in modelling chocolate. It was my first time making anything this big AND using modelling chocolate!! It wasn’t … Read more
For this Mystery Van cake-Scooby Groovy, I started by baking two cake layers in loaf pans, dividing the batter beforehand and tinting it several different colors to create a rainbow effect when the cake was baked. Then, to assemble, we wrapped a Rice-a-Roni box with tinfoil, and stacked the leveled cake layers on top. After a … Read more
This Scooby Party Cake I decided to use a shaped-pan. I don’t do this often, but it is fun to do and very easy because you just following the directions on how to decorate that comes with the pan. My son had a Scooby party and so this is what I decorated for him. Needless to … Read more
This Mystery Machine cake was made for my son’s 3rd Birthday. I made a 9×11 chocolate sheet cake which I iced using buttercream icing. Then I made fondant from a recipe I found online using marshmallows. I added color using Wilton’s Paste Icing colors and kneaded the fondant until the color was evenly spread, adding … Read more
After a year of trying to shake my son’s nickname “Scooby” we gave in and decided to have a Scooby Doo themed first birthday party! We chose turquoise, green & orange balloons, cutlery and plates, Scooby masks and toys, and of course a Scooby Doo Mystery Machine Cake! After exploring the internet, I came to … Read more
I made this kids birthday cake by first tracing (with a black marker) a picture of Scooby and shaggy onto a piece of waxed paper. Then I turned the waxed paper over and traced the image with a blue edible cake gel. When that was finished, I placed the waxed paper (gel side down) onto … Read more
For this childrens birthday cake recipe I couldnt find a large picture of Scooby-Doo so out of a coloring book I had to free hand it with tip 3 and filled in with tip 16. I love coloring so what better way than doing it for kids.t find a large picture of Scooby-Doo so out … Read more
I baked 6 golden butter sheet cakes (9×13)and layered them with Dulce de leche (a family favorite). I carved out the front of the Mystery machine then carved the back. I covered the Mystery Machine cake with blue homemade Wilton buttercream icing. And cut the the green of the mystery machine, flowers and windows out … Read more
I made this Scooby Doo Cake for a 4 year old boy who loves Scooby Doo. Before making the model for the cake, I added a little Tylo powder to the sugar-paste to stiffen it. I then cut out some bones and a plaque to stand my model on. Two days before the party I … Read more
I have been baking cakes and practicing with decorating for my kids birthdays. One of my daughter’s co-workers asked if she knew anyone who makes good tasting cakes and could put Scooby Doo on it and she said, “my mom can do it!” I found a photo of Scooby online and, using a toothpick, “sketched” … Read more
I made this Scooby Doo And The Mystery Machine Birthday Cake for my grandaughter’s 3rd birthday, she just loves anything Scooby Doo. I made the Mystery Machine and Scooby from fondant and gumpaste. I iced the cake with buttercream since it was for a small child and figured she would like the taste better, but … Read more
I made this Scooby Doo Birthday Cake for my son Marcus’ 5th birthday. He so into Scooby, that I had to find something kind of cool. I went through his colouring books looking for the perfect picture to stencil on the cake. Since I wanted one with the whole gang and the mystery machine, my … Read more
This is chocolate cake iced in white buttercream. Image is from internet (I found it using Google images for “Scooby coloring page”), blown up on a photocopier. I then traced onto wax paper using a sharpie pen, after which I re-traced using black piping gel and then transferred onto cake (after icing had set). After … Read more
My son wanted a Scooby Doo Mystery Machine Cake for his 6th birthday. However, he also wanted Scooby and a ghost in the cake so I had to figure out a fun way to incorporate those into the cake. I used a plain sheet cake as the base layer and frosted it to look like … Read more
I made this Scooby Doo Birthday Cake in 2009 for my son’s birthday. I used the Wilton Scooby-Doo cake pan and followed the instructions that came with the pan as to the tubes to use. Most of the cake is made with a small star tube. I used my mom’s home-made butter cream icing recipe, … Read more
For this kids birthday cake, I baked a 9×12 cake and trimmed the left top side diagonally for the windshield, and then about an inch off the bottom to form the wheels. I covered it all with a thin layer of frosting and then colored the frosting.I got a tube of black and another tube … Read more
To make this Scooby Doo birthday cake, I used the Wilton scooby doo baking pan. Instead of icing or frosting, I made a dark chocolate ganache. It was so much faster and easier. The ganache was painted on with a pastry brush so that the features were not flooded and filled in. Instead of black … Read more
I baked two 9×13 Super Moist Devil’s Food cakes and then stacked them when they were cool, using canned chocolate frosting in the middle to stick them together. Then, I trimmed off a small triangle from each corner of the rectangular cake to create the van shape. I didn’t measure the triangles- I just eyeballed … Read more
One of my coworkers said her boyfriend’s 30th birthday was coming up, so I offered to make her a cake for him. She couldn’t really decide what she wanted me to put on his cake. I told her that I had a Scooby Doo template made up and she said that would be great because … Read more
For this Scooby Doo kids birthday cake, I bought the Scooby Doo cake pan and made the cake. I then decorated it with brown, light turquoise, red, yellow, green, white, and black buttercream icing. It was so fun to decorate.
I hired a Scooby Doo tin and used two packets, one a butter cake and one chocolate cake and swirled them together. I used buttercream icing to ice the Scooby Doo cake. I outlined the cake in black and then used tip no 16 to hand pipe the stars in different colours. I iced the … Read more