Hula Minion
Hula Minion
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This sweet hula minion is now one of my favorite cakes. I was so excited to make her standing up! Made the minion from 4 stacked 6’ rounds and a half circle covered in ganache and fondant. The palm tree in the background in a dowel in a hole bored into a wooden cake board and glued. Palm leaves are fondant with tylose powder, and a ton of wires for support!
Jenny, Castle Rock, CO www.facebook.com/JennysHauteCakes
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Wow! awesome! I just did a Minion cake too… What a lovely coincidence! :) xxxx
Pauline Bakes The Cake! http://www.facebook.com/paulinescakes
Brilliant! :-)
Kath's Cakes https://www.facebook.com/pages/Kaths-Cakes/369485736483786
Your favourite cake is now one of mine to ! Amazing cake how did you raise him off the board ?
Lisa Salerno Bespoke Cakes
So cute :-)Xx
Barbara @Sweet Janis, http:/www.sweetjanis.com
Lovely!
Ha Ha….. Too cute…. :o)
Creativity is God's gift to us. Using our creativity is our gift back to God. Clarky's Cakes 😎
What a cutie!
Pauline, minions sauté are popular! I have made 41 minions in the past month! LOL! They are just so cute I LOVE them! Lisa, I will post a blog entry about the cake board, but to give you a quick answer, I took a Wilton plastic board (8") with Wilton Grecian pillars and glued three of the pillars to the cake circle. Then I drilled a 5/8 inch hole in a wooden board and glued a 4"x 5/8" wooden dowel (from Michaels) into the board to line up with the pillars. Then just slipped the pillars over the wooden dowels. Voila! Standing minion that won’t tip over! The palm tree is a 3/4 inch wooden dowel glued into the board.
Jenny, Castle Rock, CO www.facebook.com/JennysHauteCakes
Thanks for that Jenny I look forward to reading your blog xx
Lisa Salerno Bespoke Cakes
Brilliant.x
Joan,Poole,Dorset
