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
My kids have the same birthday and they both were obsessed with Scooby Doo. Happy that they chose a “joint theme” for once, I decided to make one large Scooby Doo Mystery Machine cake for them together. I found a picture of the Mystery Machine from the internet to use as my guide. I baked … Read more
This Scooby-Doo Cake was done by using Frozen Butter Cream Transfer. I taped the picture to the back of a metal cookie sheet and then placed a piece of wax paper over that. I traced out the picture using #2 tip and black Wilton icing in the tube. I put the outline in the freezer … Read more
My daughter wanted a Scooby Doo party for her 4th birthday. I purchased a Wilton cake decorating kit, and the colors of icing I would be needing for this Scooby Doo Birthday Cake. I used an outline tip to freehand a picture of Scoob, filled in with a small flower tip. The “4” is filled … Read more
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This Scooby Doo cake is actually a groom’s cake but can easily make a kid happy on his or her birthday! The hamburger is rolled fondant.
For my son, Abe’s fifth birthday he requested a Scooby Doo Cake. After looking at this website, he decided he wanted Shaggy on the cake as well. I decided to try fondant for the first time and was pleased with how easy it was to use. I downloaded and printed off a circular color image … Read more
My grandson loves Scooby Doo, so I was determined to make him a Scooby Doo birthday cake. I searched online and found your site with very cute cakes and I got some ideas from them and came up with my Scooby Doo cake. I made a marble cake and between the layers I used strawberry … Read more
For this kids birthday cake I used Devils food cake baked in Wilton ‘s Scooby pan, torted and filled with chocolate mousse; then covered with butter cream and chocolate icing stars.s food cake baked in Wilton s Scooby pan, torted and filled with chocolate mousse; then covered with butter cream and chocolate icing stars.s Scooby … Read more
I made this Scooby Dooby Doo cake for my daughter’s 7th birthday party. It’s got 2 layers made from a total of 4 cake mixes. The neat scalloped edges come from the disposable 9X12 roasting pan! The frosting is just powdered sugar and water. I free hand the design from the cover of a coloring … Read more
I made this Scooby Doo Mystery Machine Cake for a friend’s business anniversary party. I have been mentally planning this cake for 8 years (I didn’t know how to do it.) My mom sent me a couple of bread pans that were the same size and I knew that it would work perfectly for this … Read more
This cake was a last minute favour for a friend whose little boy was turning 5 and who loves Scooby Doo. I spent hours searching the net for Scooby cakes and stumbled across this fantastic site where I got some great ideas from. The cake is a plain chocolate cake as Jonti’s Mom was worried … Read more
This cake was made for my sons fifth birthday. The Scooby “plaque” was made using tinted white chocolate molded in the Wilton Scooby Doo Mini Treats Pan. The two-layer cake was made in a 12″ square pan and decorated with buttercream icing. I used a childrens birthday cake recipe. The lettering was made with blue … Read more
I made this Scooby Doo Mystery Machine cake for a friend’s son that wanted a Scooby Doo cake. I tried to order the Scooby Doo cake pan online and didn’t receive it in time. I had to compromise, so I decided to make the Mystery Machine. I baked a 1/2 sheet cake and then let … Read more
I made this Scooby Doo Mystery Machine Cake using a 9×13 cake and trimming the ends to create the windshield and rear of the van. I then iced the blue, green and white icing parts and then went back with a black gel icing to outline everything. Then I used a tube of orange icing … Read more
My son loves Scooby Doo so for his 4th birthday I decided to make a Pullapart Scooby Cupcake Cake of Scooby’s face. I made one box of chocolate cupcakes (24) the night before. I freehanded a picture of Scooby on another piece of cardboard the same size I would be using so I could get … Read more
My grandson Christian had his heart set on a Scooby cake for his 11th birthday. I made a 13 x 19 inch sheet cake from a childrens birthday cake recipe; found a coloring book picture and enlarged it on the computer. I used food color markers to transfer the outline to the cake and eyeballed … Read more
Evan’s parents wanted cupcakes (easier for little ones to eat) in the shape of a Scooby Doo Birthday Cake. I tried but could not get it like I pictured in my mind. I used 75 cupcakes then drew an outline of Scooby just as it was on the party invitations. I just colored in the … Read more
I baked a 9×13 cake. Iced it a orange-brown color, then by looking at a picture, traced Scooby-Doo on the cake. Iced the white parts smooth, and did the rest piping in stars. Hope you like my Scooby Doo Birthday Cake.