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Batman Cake

November 19, 2014 by Eileen 11 Comments

Last weekend was my son’s birthday and just days before, he requested to have a batman cake for his birthday. So I thought long and hard. I did google it but I found that they are just too difficult for me to even attempt it. So I opted for a small and simple Batman cake that only required minimal effort. It still took me over 3 hours.

Batman CakeThanks to Happy Egg Co for their big and yummy eggs to make my son’s chocolate cake. I also bought three different icing colours: black, yellow and white. To cut the bat’s mould, I used the paper cutting pattern to cut the shape out using a small sharp knife.

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batman cake icing cutterAfter I baked the cake, I left it to cool and trim off the uneven top. I decided to make a small cake – if you prefer you could bake another layer and put it on top. Roll out the yellow icing using the rolling pin coated with icing sugar. Drape the yellow icing on the cake and trim any excess icing on the side. Place the bats on the yellow icing. To get the bats to stick on the icing, you could use edible glue or buttercream icing. I then rolled yellow and black balls to decorate around the cake. Finally, I used the white icing to cut out a seven.

So this is my Batman Cake for my son! I also made a Spider-Man cupcakes which I will share on my next post.

Disclosure: We have received a voucher for the eggs.

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