This Sonic the Hedgehog Birthday Cake is a 9″ square chocolate cake with chocolate buttercream between the layers and vanilla buttercream on the outside. Sonic and lettering are made using color flow.
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I had never heard of color flow, I love this website because I hear about all these cool tricks. Great job on Cake it looks really professional!
AWESOME! Looks cool!
Um yeah I haven’t really heard of color flow either, but I think it is a thin batter or something that you pour in black outlines and it dries. I have seen color flow and ate it before, so that is how I sorta know.
Beautiful cake. How much is it?(if for sale!!)
Awesome cake!!
My three year old son is a sonic fan. How can I order the cake in the UK
MY 4 1/2 YR OLD SON LOVES SONIC LOVE THIS CAKE HE WANTS IT.
Hey could you let me know just how you did this as I would love to do this for my sons birthday this June… Thank you!!!!
Please help, I’m not a great decorator but I would love the template/tips that you used to make this my son’s party is in 2wks, I need to start practicing!!
For those that keep asking, I looked up what color flow was. It says it is easy! I think I will try it sometime.
Can you please make a tutorial on how to make a Sonic Cake? THE CAKE IS EPIC :D
This cake is AWESOME!! I would love to know how you did it. My son is having his 6th birthday and he LOVES sonic!! Is there a template?
Wilton makes a color flow powder you can buy and make your own, but it is basically royal icing. You draw the outline in a thick consistency, then fill in with very thin icing.
to make sure it is the right consistency when stirring to thin (this with water) pull some up with the spatchula or spoon and drop it back in- if it slowly smooths back into your icing then it is ready if it stays separate you need to thin it more, if it flows all over then you’ll need to thicken it up with icing sugar.