I got the idea for this Cars 2nd birthday cake from browsing the web. I used butter cream and graham crackers for the dirt and grass. I also used sugar sheets for the number 2. I filled the inside with half strawberries and whipped cream and banana cream and fresh bananas on the other half. … Read more
This Hot Wheels Cake is a birthday cake I made for my son’s 4th Birthday. I used a double layered 10 inch round on the bottom and a double layered 6 inch round on the top. I put the cake on a 12 inch cake board so that there was enough room to add the … Read more
I made this Drag Strip birthday cake for my husband’s 60th Birthday. He loves Drag Racing his 1981 Chevy Camaro Pro Stick Car. My daughter and nephew assisted with the props. I baked a 12 X 18 sheet cake. I made this a carrot cake with cream cheese icing; his favorite. I iced the entire … Read more
For this race track cake, and my first time using buttercream icing, I used Swiss Meringue buttercream which I was shown how to make by Dyann Bakes on You Tube. I used two slab cakes and I filled the middle with lemon pudding, (after piping the edges of the first cake with icing so the … Read more
I made this Racetrack Birthday Cake for my son’s 3rd birthday. We had about 25 people to feed, so I made two 2 layer 9 inch round cakes. One is a cream cheese pound cake and the other is a chocolate mousse cake. I put the two cakes next to each other, then frosted them … Read more
This turned out to be one of those tricky race car picture cakes because I didnt use a car-shaped pan. I made if for my grandchild. It is a rather funny, but cute cake, modeled after a ’69 Mustang. I enjoyed doing this and my son, Daniel, 16, helped me with the logistics of it. … Read more
I got some ideas for Nascar birthday cakes from this site. This was the easiest cake I have made. I used store bought cake mix and pre made icing from the bulk store. I traced out a large number three(you could use any number) for the track and used chocolate icing to fill it in. … Read more
My 5 yr old requested a Hotwheels cake with real flames for his birthday, and this is what we came up with! Basic supplies needed: Wilton 3D car cake pan, icing, cake sparkles (used blue, and red) and chocolate cream Oreos for wheels. Wilton car pan came with directions and baked up great. I did … Read more
The emblem on this cake will need at least 48 hours to dry and harden so plan accordingly and make the emblem plenty of time in advance. You can use my race car picture or a race car picture from the internet to help you while you do this. I used regular boxed cake mixes … Read more
The idea for a cars themed party came about because I discovered that the car museum in LA does reasonably priced birthday parties and can accommodate a large crowd. I then found out that Cars2 was opening the week before! That led to the discovery of the Cars2 cakelet pan at Williams-Sonoma which I purchased … Read more
I made this Hot Wheels Battle Force 5 Birthday Cake for my 5 year old son. He loves the Battle Force 5 series, however, there are no cake pans specifically for it. I rented a Wilton (half sheet size) cake pan and filled it with a 3 boxes of devils food chocolate cake mix. I … Read more
This Race Track cake is a compilation of many cakes I saw on this site. I owe my best cakes to Coolest Birthday Cakes! The only changes I made: I used green sugar for the “infield” instead of icing; chocolate icing for the pavement; computer-generated checkered flag paper, then glued them onto toothpicks; small chocolate … Read more