I really wanted this cake to be rustic so I frosted the cake with butter cream and used food coloring spray to add grass. I made cones out of fondant and snipped them with scissors for the trees. The dirt is oreo and graham cracker crumbs mixed together and the chocolate rocks were some that I had left after making the Over the Hill cake. The best part of the cake was that if you gently push down on the dirt bike it made a realistic dirt bike sound. Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Dirt Bike Cake
I really wanted this cake to be rustic so I frosted the cake with butter cream and used food coloring spray to add grass. I made cones out of fondant and snipped them with scissors for the trees. The dirt is oreo and graham cracker crumbs mixed together and the chocolate rocks were some that I had left after making the Over the Hill cake. The best part of the cake was that if you gently push down on the dirt bike it made a realistic dirt bike sound. 
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Of all of the motorbike cakes we could find my son wants his cake to look like yours. I've used crushed oreo for tracks or mud before on cakes so this one is right up my alley! Thanks for the post!
ReplyDeleteWhere did u get the bike from?
ReplyDeleteI found the dirt bike in the toy isle at Walmart.
DeleteThis is exactly what I was looking for for my nephew. Thanks so much for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteHow did you make your ramp?
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