Jennifer Holst • Sugar, Cake & Chocolate •
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Dragon Cake

Dragon Cake
Dragon Cake Dragon Cake Dragon Cake

This cake I had made for my eldest son for his birthday in December 2014.
It´s my first ricecrispy figure. Everything at the dragon is eatable.
Because my son wanted to keep the dragon after birthday party it sits on a cardboard, coated with fondant.
Now the dragon has a pride of place in his children´s room.

A short report and photos about processing (sorry it´s in german language):
http://jeyka7.wix.com/jenniferholst#!Drache-aus-Ricecrispie-Masse/cyh4/550f2eda0cf21d84af48630f

Kind regards Jennifer

fondant with cmc rice krispie treats colors chocolate ganache shaping tools modelling tools dragon rice krispie treats figure fantasy sculpture 3d cakes bithday

11 Comments

MsGF commented almost 9 years ago

Very cool! Looks awesome!

Teri, Ontario, Canada http://www.TeriLovesCake.ca

June ("Clarky's Cakes") commented almost 9 years ago

Terrific!!!

Creativity is God's gift to us. Using our creativity is our gift back to God. Clarky's Cakes 😎

Jennifer Holst • Sugar, Cake & Chocolate • commented almost 9 years ago

Thank you all for the confirmation. ☺
This figure has made a lot of fun.

Kind regards Jennifer

Todor Todorov commented almost 9 years ago

I like it & I fave it.. -, but what i’m thinking is that you need more collors to be more real…

Sorry but i’m honest with all the colegues…

Practice leads to perfection!

Jennifer Holst • Sugar, Cake & Chocolate • commented almost 9 years ago

Hello Todor Todorov,
Thanks for your approval.
Yes of course more color would be better, but my son whishes a look like playmobil dragons, which have an uniform look and no shadows or changing colors. ☺

Kind regards Jennifer