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Ninja Turtle/Kiss Fan's 30th

Cake by Kendra Hicks posted 412 days ago 879 views 1 time favorited 6 comments Add to Favorites

30th Birthday “cake” made for a Ninja Turtle/Ace Frehley fan. This is made entirely of cheerios, peanut butter and marshmallows and covered in fondant. Even the guitar is edible.

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Bridgette1129

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#1 posted 412 days ago

This is crazy!! What a great job

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Kendra Hicks

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#2 posted 412 days ago

Thanks! I have to admit… this cake almost killed me. I felt like I’d been beaten up after I got finished! It was such a crazy theme but totally original!

-- https://www.facebook.com/customcakesbykendra

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SweetBee

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#3 posted 412 days ago

This is awesome! I can’t wait to share with my brother who is a HUGE TMNT fan lol. Great work.

-- Tiff - MA www.facebook.com/sweetbeecakery

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littlecherry

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#4 posted 412 days ago

this is awesome on SO many levels!

Kiss and TMNT are to great themes….but together is just genius!
Do you have any tips on stucture for this? I want to venture into more structured cakes but not sure where to start! x

-- http://www.facebook.com/littlecherrycakecompany

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Kendra Hicks

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#5 posted 412 days ago

This started with a stainless steel frame that was bent in the shape I wanted. It was strapped to the board using metal straps that were screwed in. After the frame was on the board I just started packing on the Cheerios treats, starting at the bottom and working my way up. The client had requested Cheerios with peanut butter but RKT might be a little better for this. It kept falling off and so I kept having to pack it really tight.

I covered it with fondant, which still looked bumpy so I ended up covering the arms, legs and head with two layers of fondant to make it more smooth. I molded the shell out of an oval bowl and allowed it to dry before gluing it on with Tylose glue.

This was the most frustrating cake I’ve ever done and if you do it don’t charge $100 like I did! There was over $100 worth of stainless steel pipe and fittings on this cake which, luckily, I got for free because my boyfriend’s dad got it from work. It was a total experiment and I honestly didn’t think it would turn out as well as it did. Thanks for all the compliments and if I can answer any other questions please let me know!

-- https://www.facebook.com/customcakesbykendra

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sheetal

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#6 posted 400 days ago

om awesome!!! We just finished watching all 3 movies this past weekend. Love the eighties! Well executed! x

-- Sheetal, Auckland, New Zealand, http://www.blissfulbrownies.blogspot.com

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