I followed the instructions of a Homemade Cookie Monster Birthday Cake posted here before, but I made some changes. I used from bottom to top: one round 10 inch, two round 9 inch, one 8″, one Pyrex 1qt cut for the neck shape, two 1.5 qt bowl Pyrex for the head, one roast beef pan … Read more
I made this Cookie Monster cake for my son’s 1st birthday party. He loves Cookie Monster! The base is a 2 layer 16 in round iced in buttercream with royal icing cookies that I made a week in advance. The Cookie Monster is comprised of (from the bottom) 9in round, 10in, 9in, 6 in round … Read more
Here are the instructions for this Cookie Monster Birthday Cake. Cake: sponge, eyes: Kimberly Coconut Creams (marshmallow biscuits) with Cadbury’s Chocolate buttons stuck on with melted chocolate, mouth: melted chocolate, fur: Vanilla Butter Cream icing made with about 25% extra icing sugar and coloured with a tablespoon of blue food colouring. Once the sponge had … Read more
To make this cake I baked the following: – two 8 inch round cakes – two 10 inch round cakes – two 1 quart Pyrex bowl cakes – two bread loaf pan cakes. To assemble Cookie Monster using the above mentioned baked cakes: – 8 inch round on the bottom, two 10 inch rounds stacked … Read more
My daughter had planned a Cookie Monster Party for her son’s 1st Birthday. Little did we know that there are no decorations or plates with just the Cookie Monster. So we made many of our own decorations, another daughter is very artistic, so we went to town! This Cookie Monster Birthday Cake was a big … Read more
My son’s first birthday I wanted colorful icing that would show up everywhere when mashed, hence the blue Cookie Monster birthday cake. I am very crafty and a perfectionist and this was my first cake attempt. I’ve since made a Lightening McQueen, Johnny Tractor and an alligator for my sons’ birthdays. I love making cakes … Read more
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