Take a look at these cool homemade Monster Truck cakes shared with us by cake decorators from around the world. Along with the birthday cakes here, you’ll also find loads DIY birthday cake-making ideas and how-to tips to inspire your next birthday cake project. Enjoy!
The idea for this cake I got from a monster truck picture. I baked the “tires” in a clean coffee can, one for each axle/set of wheels. I carved out one small groove about 1/2 wide and 1 inch deep on each coffee can cake piece – to make it appear that each piece was … Read more
I made this monster truck cake for my nephew’s fifth birthday. His favorite truck was “Grave Digger”- thus the attempt at black frosting. I baked one 8″ round cake for the base, and half of a loaf cake for the truck. For the cab, I used a Twinkie. The green lights on top are bubble … Read more
This Monster Truck Birthday Cake is the Monster Mutt monster truck. I used a two bread pans to bake the body of the cake. I stacked them to create height. I used special little round cake pans for the wheels. The ears are made from fruit roll ups. The tongue is borrowed from Mr. Potato … Read more
I made this Monster Truck Birthday Cake for my grandson’s 5th birthday. He loved it. I used two box cakes. Out of each box I got 1-9″ x 13″ and 1-6″round. Used a whipped cream frosting that was homemade to fill with. Made a homemade marshmallow fondant and colored it brown. Place the two 9 … Read more
I wasn’t having any luck finding a pre-made monster truck birthday cake for my son’s 4th birthday so the hubby and I thought “we can do this!” This is my first fondant cake EVER! (Thanks YouTube! LOL) It’s basically 2 chocolate cake mixes and dyed fondant. My husband made the truck with 2 brownies, one … Read more
I got the idea for this Monster Jam Birthday Cake for my great nephew’s 3rd birthday by searching coolest-birthday-cakes.com. There were many wonderful ideas and I took pointers from some of the postings. I used a large roasting pan [11x15x1.5 inches] and two cake mixes [one chocolate, one white] for the main slab. I had … Read more
Tommy loves monster trucks and the color green, so for his 3rd birthday he wanted a green monster truck cake. It was pretty easy; it took two cake mixes and a lot of icing. It might be a good idea to have a monster truck picture around while you’re creating your cake (as reference).
I was asked to make a “Grave Digger” Monster Truck Cake for a friend at work. It was for his grandson who was turning 5yrs old. He brought me a toy truck to use as a model. This Homemade Monster Truck Birthday Cake Design was the first Monster Truck, or any vehicle cake I have … Read more
I made this 18 wheeler cake for a trucking company picnic. I used the Wilton 18 Wheeler pan 2105-0018. Using star tip I piped the flag pattern on trailer part of truck. Then piped the remainder of the truck.
My son wanted a Monster Truck Rally Cake for his 6th birthday. I simply made a 9×13 cake from a box mix and leveled the top off after it had cooled. I then smeared chocolate frosting on a little rougher than usual to make it to a little messy, smashed some of his beat up … Read more
Our son was turning 3 and loves the big trucks that resemble the Monster Jam trucks. We decided on a blue truck. After extensive research online, this is what we came up with! First, to hold the homemade monster truck birthday cake, I covered a wood board in tin-foil for an easy display. The truck … Read more
I made this Monster Truck cake for my son’s 5th birthday. He saw the plates and napkins in a store and said that is what he wanted for his birthday cake. So I decided to test my limits!! I made all of the icing homemade from a recipe I got offline. For the cakes I … Read more