Chevy Cake
Did this for a friend's grandfather who owned a Chevy Dealership for many years. Buttercream with chocolate transfer car. Did the chocolate transfer 3 times and still didn't get it exactly how I wanted but after 3 times it was "good nuff!"
Great job!! Love your colors and your car's great! I'd say better than "good nuff!"
Very nice--you know, car season is coming up!?
nice BCT, fine job, well done.
I think the car looks great. My husband has a 67 barracuda. Wish I could make one as nice as yours!
Oooh, my husband would love your husband's 67 barracuda Price. He needs a cake with a picture on it. :-)
wonderful! my dad has a 56 T-brid... I'll have to borrow your idea to do something like this for his next cake!
The car is beautiful, great colors, I LOVE THIS CAKE!
ByTheSlice; there are some detailed instructions in the forum; along with links, that tell how to make a chocolate transfer. If you go to forums; then plug in "chocolate transfer" in the search engine feature; you will find all kinds of information. Basically, a chocolate transfer is the same as a frozen buttercream transfer; done the same way, except the chocolate gets harder quicker. (candy melts, actually) HTH.
Chocolate transfer, can you explain that to me? You have such a clean picture on this cake. Great Job!!!
Great job!! Love your colors and your car's great! I'd say better than "good nuff!"
Very nice--you know, car season is coming up!?
nice BCT, fine job, well done.
I think the car looks great. My husband has a 67 barracuda. Wish I could make one as nice as yours!
Oooh, my husband would love your husband's 67 barracuda Price. He needs a cake with a picture on it. :-)
wonderful! my dad has a 56 T-brid... I'll have to borrow your idea to do something like this for his next cake!
The car is beautiful, great colors, I LOVE THIS CAKE!
Chocolate transfer, can you explain that to me? You have such a clean picture on this cake. Great Job!!!
ByTheSlice; there are some detailed instructions in the forum; along with links, that tell how to make a chocolate transfer. If you go to forums; then plug in "chocolate transfer" in the search engine feature; you will find all kinds of information. Basically, a chocolate transfer is the same as a frozen buttercream transfer; done the same way, except the chocolate gets harder quicker. (candy melts, actually) HTH.