I want to try and make the yellow robot cake. My first attempt. What size of pans should I use and what was used to make him. My twin grandsons are having a birthday party in April and I would love to attempt this cake. One love robots and one loves dinosaurs.
Regenia
ANot sure what you are asking exactly. if you are needing instructions on how to make a Robot cake if you google YELLOW TOBOT CAKE there are tutorials that come up from different sites with instructions for different types of Robot cakes.
I saw a picture of a Yellow Robot Cake when I googled Robot Cake. It took me to the Cake Central website. I was hoping it would give info on size of pans to use and how t make it. I love the cake. It is simple but really cute Looks like fondant icing and I have never tried that. I will try to google instruction, but every time I had tried so far I get the Betty Crocker kitchen robot and it really is not by favorite.
AIt's a cake I saw on the internet that lead me back to Cake Central. A really cut Yellow Robot Cake.
Maybe you can attach the photo or you can message the person who made it if that person is a member here.
Ahttp://cakecentral.com/g/i/2137969/a/2138969/plex-from-the-treehouse-tv-show-yo-gaba-gaba/ Is this it? If not you may can do a search here on CC for robot cake and look through and find it. That's how I found this one. It was first yellow robot I saw but maybe this helps.
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http://cakecentral.com/g/i/2137969/a/2138969/plex-from-the-treehouse-tv-show-yo-gaba-gaba/
Is this it? If not you may can do a search here on CC for robot cake and look through and find it. That's how I found this one. It was first yellow robot I saw but maybe this helps.
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That is so cute, it looks like you could get away with making a half sheet cake maybe and cut it up to make up the parts, and some fondant to cover and decorate. I'll look around.
to enga; thanks for the info. I have never used fondant. I'll have to figure out the dimensions.
You could use butter cream too. I found this site, (click on robot designs), use the dimensions for the robot from a 9X13 pan, just don't cut triangles and make rectangles for the arms.
http://www.parenting.com/birthday-cakes
Had to throw this in because it was so gosh darn cute and they like dinosaurs and robots
http://www.comeonilene.com/2012/06/11/customized-robot-and-dinosaur-throw-blanket-tutorial/
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