Would you like your favorite toy as a cake? Sign us up for a cool LEGO cake right now! Your little one might be confused as to why they are now allowed to eat their toys, but your big kids (and adults) will be thrilled to receive any one of these LEGO cake ideas.
Your fingers itch to starting building and playing when looking at these cake designs. Not to mention, these LEGOs are much softer if you accidentally step on them barefoot.
The options for LEGO cakes are endless. Check out Ninjago Kai and Sensei Wu, looking very serious. Angry Kitty LEGO can also be found in a cake here. The combination of Star Wars and Lego is always a hit. You will find many examples of these in this section. Additionally, don’t forget about Superhero LEGO! Batman is waiting for you below.
Whether you are making an over-sized LEGO cake or true-to- size small LEGOs, we have tips and tricks waiting for you to make your decorating enjoyable and fun!
For my son (who is fanatical about Lego) sixth birthday there was really only one choice of cake. After a week or two of thinking up and discarding various ideas (ouch! my brain still hurts) and thanks to your site, I settled on the jumbled block design for a Lego Birthday Cake. I liked the … Read more
This Lego cake was for my nephew Noah’s 8th birthday. The cake itself is made from two 9” cakes and two 6” cakes. I used two boxes of cake mix divided evenly among the four pans. The cakes are iced with buttercream frosting tinted with the Wilton gels in yellow and red. The Legos on … Read more
I made a Lego Birthday Cake Idea for my son’s third birthday since he’s always building “cakes” with his huge Mega Blocks. I looked at all the Lego cakes on your site to get ideas and then designed mine. I especially liked Lego cakes #16, 25 and 38 and followed #38 (thanks Lynn from CA!) … Read more
I made this Lego Cake and Candies for my son’s 9th birthday. Used loaf pans then trimmed to make straighter. Tops of Lego’s are marshmallows that I cut and stuck on with toothpicks. Each cake was colored inside to match the outside which the kids loved. The “Legos” around the bottom are chocolates. I melted … Read more
I made this Lego Star Wars Birthday Cake for my son’s golden 6th Birthday. He turned 6 on the 6th of January! He LOVES Lego Star Wars right now, so I knew that was the theme I wanted to go with. I’d never used fondant before and figured this would be a good time to … Read more
I created this Lego Birthday Cake for my son’s 8th birthday party. I used 3 box mixes to create 4 8×8 square, 1 10″ round and one 6″ round cakes. These were made 3 days in advance of the party. The cakes were cut to size to ensure smooth edges and flat surfaces. Two of … Read more
For my son’s 7th birthday we decided on a LEGO theme party. I had originally intended on ordering the cake through one of our specialty cake shops but was quoted $120. Honestly, I felt that was just too expensive so I set out to make my own LEGO cake. I made two 9×13 cakes, one … Read more
Two minds are definitely better than one when it comes to a project like this one! To make this Lego Birthday Cake Idea we started out with making the Lego blocks. To make the Lego blocks we used rectangle cut outs of rice crispy treats, coated with butter cream, them covered with fondant. The balls … Read more
I made this homemade Lego cake for my nephew’s birthday. I used loaf pans with an entire box cake mix in each pan. I baked them at 315F for about 70 minutes. I built a 4-legged structure under the middle block that connects the two blocks, then I put 2 legs on that cross-plank up … Read more
I made all the figures on this Homemade Lego Star Wars Cake Design out of gumpaste (my first experience with it). The colors weren’t as bright as I wanted them to be so after they dried a day I painted them with a mixture of gel food coloring and clear vanilla extract…worked like a charm. … Read more
I made this Lego cake starting with 4 9X13 cakes. I make the cakes and froze them until frozen (a couple days). Next cut them into 3rds then the 3rds in 1/2 (even the 1/2’s in 1/2 for the smallest Lego). Each Lego is 2 layers high. I iced the cake I was doing then … Read more
My son requested a Lego Brick Birthday Cake for his 9th birthday, so off to the internet I went to get some ideas and “how-to” tips. Because he gave me 2 days notice, I purchased a 12 x 18 slab from the grocery store. We had watched the Betty Crocker video but he felt the … Read more