I had to make this Cookie Monster cake for my nephew’s son who was turning one. His favorite is Cookie Monster so I found a coloring page and free hand drew the image onto a piece of wax paper. I used piping gel and transferred the image onto the cake. Piped the outline, filled in … Read more
The idea for this Cookie Monster Birthday Cake came from your site, I did a search and found the most wonderful cookie monster cake and was able to find the Wilton Stand -Up Cuddly Bear Pan Set tin. As the baking instructions were not metric (I’m in Australia) I enlisted the help of my mum … Read more
I made this Cookie Monster for a friends daughter’s first birthday. She loves Cookie Monster. I used the Wilton Cuddly Bear pan. I had to relocate the ears to make the eyes. I just used a star tip to cover the cake in blue icing. I made matching cupcakes of Cookie Monster faces to match.s … Read more
I made this Cookie Monster Birthday Cake for my son’s second birthday. He loves Sesame Street and Cookie Monster in particular. I used 2 round chocolate sheet cakes (very dense cakes) and stacked them with whipped cream in between. I printed out a picture of Cookie Monster and my husband used a toothpick to outline … Read more
It was my nephew’s first birthday and I wanted him to have his own cake to make a mess of, so I made him a Cookie Monster Birthday Cake which was the theme of the party. I used 1 Pyrex bowl, and circle cake pans. For the head I baked two halves in the Pyrex … Read more
I used the Wilton 3D cuddly bear cake pan for this Cookie Monster cake. I used the extra batter to create the large chocolate chip “cookie” he is sitting on. Once cool, I cut off the cuddly bears face to create a flatter surface for Cookie monster’s mouth. I also cut off the ears, relocated … Read more
I used a round 9 inch chocolate cake filled with a cookies and cream filling. I used black gel coloring to color the frosting for the mouth and piped it on before piping the fur. After the mouth looked how I wanted, I used a leaf tip and blue frosting and piped away! It took … Read more
Heres how I made my Cookie Monster cake: I baked two cakes – one vanilla and one chocolate, each in a large Pyrex bowl. (This takes a long time to cook since it is so deep). After they cooled I placed the “bowl” shaped one on the bottom and frosted it blue (vanilla frosting with … Read more
My son Chase, loved Cookie Monster so I made him this Homemade Cookie Monster Cake for his 2nd birthday party. Using (4) boxes of yellow box cake mix, I poured 2/3 into a large 16 inch round pan (face), and 1/3 into two halves of a sports ball pan (for the eyes). When done, I … Read more
I made this Cookie Monster birthday cake for my sons 3rd birthday. I purchased this 1980’s Wilton Cookie Monster cake-pan off of e-Bay. I used boxed cake (Funfetti) and dyed white frosting Royal Blue. I purchased the Royal Blue food coloring from Michael’s rather than using the grocery store brand in order to get the … Read more
First, thank you for this website! It has been a tremendous tool and inspiration when designing cakes! I started this Cookie Monster Cake with a 9×13 cake and trimmed off the slight dome. I added the picture by using one I found on-line and tracing it onto the cake. I first traced the outside of … Read more
I started this Cookie Monster Birthday Cake by baking a single layer chocolate 10 inch square cake and a white cake in the Wilton wonder mold cake pan. I made the head with using Rice Krispie treats shaped in the ball pan. I frosted the square cake with white frosting then assembled “Cookie” by carving … Read more