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chocolate cake w/ rum buttercream

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By blessBeckysbaking

Sep 18, 2005

Not my best work, but it was still a hit!
Two cakes were made....one 12x18 and one 9x13 to sit on top.
The four suits on the bottom half were imprinted from cookie cutters, frosted with their respective color, and then topped with colored sugar, while the cookie cutter was still on the cake. I would recommend outlining the shapes with a Tip 2 or 3.
I admit I cheated with the other accessories as they are all non-edible, but many items could be created with chocolate and/or fondant.

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By KimberlyKakes

Oct 26, 2005

Made for a Bunco party that was celebrating two birthdays. I used an 8x12 pan and junior mints for the dots. It's a good idea to decorate one before adding another to the plate, for as you can see, I could not get between them to finish the trim! :)

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By wyatt

Nov 20, 2005

I made this for my grandmother's 86th BDay. Not real happy how it turned out but I started too late on the design. It is 4 6" cakes with a little shaved off of one side with Tahitian Vanilla BC (I don't like the flavor as much as the Mexican Vanilla--just tried something different). DH helped make the casino edible image and he wasn't getting the idea.

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By Mac

Jan 13, 2006

My very first cake (before Wilton classes)! I made this cake for my boyfriends poker birthday party. I thought it was OK considering it was my first attempt. It was a red velvet cake---his favorite!

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By Phessie3

Feb 2, 2006

A client asked me for a cookie that was related to gambling, so here it is. I assume she is having a Casino stag and doe?

Anyway, I cut these 2" x 3" (by hand, why can't I find any good rectangle cutter sets??), piped in white with a border to get the edges very pointed, her colours we used are burnt orange and chocolate brown.

Used the #261 tip for names, as the cookies are so small!

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By antonia74

Feb 17, 2006

these cookies were also part of the casino cookie collection sent to a family as a "have fun in Vegas" gift.

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By bonniebakes

Mar 1, 2006

I made this for a 50th birthday party for a guy who loves to play cards. Dice are white fondant, and the other decorations are tempered, colored chocolate.

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By leonard

Mar 16, 2006

I made this cake for my husband's co worker who was retiring. He loves to gamble and play cards. Icing is buttercream. The little card table on top of the cake is actually a little key chain I found. It opens up and has miniature cards and poker chips that can actually be played with! I thought the green color of the icing was really gross at first, but I didn't mind it so much once I got the cards, poker chips and money on it.

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By shortNsweet

Apr 16, 2006

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By Adelia

Apr 18, 2006

Poker table designed in buttercream. Fondant cards designed with edible markers. Fondant poker chips painted with gold luster dust.

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By KimAZ

Apr 30, 2006

Cake shaped from various scrap pieces, frosted in buttercream. Fondant coins painted with gold luster dust. Made for a "Make-A-Wish" charity casino night party.

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By KimAZ

Apr 30, 2006

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By KellieRSM

May 1, 2006

Casino table top made of fondant and candy clay. Poker chips and playing cards made of melted chocolate using candy molds.

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By holalolaa

May 4, 2006

This was the batter left over from the Ace of Spades. Carrot with cream cheese icing and an edible image of a real casino chip.

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By deijha

May 5, 2006

Frosted in buttercream, accents are MMF.

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By mhill91801

May 15, 2006

Made these to go along with my other vegas dice cake. Suits are MMF, dice are sugar cubes. I made the dots on the cubes with "food writers".

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By mhill91801

May 30, 2006

Chocolate fudge cake with Creamy Dreamy Buttercream icing. I used a 9 x 13 and 8 inch round to make this cake. I took a lot of inspiration from traci, on this site. I was very pleased with the outcome on this cake, even got the writing pretty straight!!

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By cindy6250

Jun 1, 2006

styrofoam dice, all buttercream

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By DiscoLady

Jun 4, 2006

blackjack table with fondant cards and chocoate disk chips

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By julismom

Jul 4, 2006

This was a fun cake for a casino enthusiast!

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By penelope

Jul 7, 2006

This is a craps table I did over the weekend. All hand painted on fondant. The sides were made to look like wood, using chocolate fondant and a needle tool as well as brown luster dust. The only part of this cake that is not like a real craps table is the height of the sides. Craps tables normally have very high sides to keep the dice in, but in the world of cake, you sometimes need to make alterations. The cake was only 11x15 and the size of the lettering couldn't be reduced or it would be too small.

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By heavenlycakes

Jul 17, 2006

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By LittleLinda

Jul 31, 2006

Made 150 of these along with 150 rabbit in top hat cookies for a Bar Mitzvah with Magic/Casino theme. Got all of them baked and first layer of glaze on, only to have party postponed because Hurricane Rita was on its way to us. Had to individually plastic-wrap back to back in bundles of two cookies, then wrap all in several sturdy boxes and tape off all the edges... party was rescheduled 6 weeks later. Luckily, I only lost a few bunnies (ears were too fragile)!

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By Lambshack

Aug 2, 2006

This cake was for a friend's 40th birthday/poker party. The Ace of hearts was white cake with strawberry filling and the Ace of spades was chocolate cake. Iced and decorated with Buttercream.

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By jhood

Sep 8, 2006

My nephew had a casino party, joint party with a friend from school. Buttercream icing with MMF shapes. This was inspireed by 2 different cakes here on CC. Forgive me that I can't remember who. I got rave reviews...the whole middle section was left over due to 70+ guests not showing...as I was walking out the door, parents were picking up their children and the heads were turning abd jaws were dropping, made me feel good...1st stacked cake and I was nervous!

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By Spoondog

Sep 21, 2006

Here is the sideview.

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By jeni111569

Oct 2, 2006

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By mocakes

Oct 26, 2006

Playing Cards and Poker Chips made out of chocolate! Basic Yellow Cake with Chocolate frosting.

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By tccksmith

Nov 12, 2006

Poker cake with bc frosting. Cards and poker chips were cut from a birthday card.

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By RachelDerosier

Nov 13, 2006

This was a fun cake to make, and I was pretty proud of it! It's a 2 layer white cake, with fresh banana filling. The poker chips are fondant.

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By marina34

Nov 20, 2006

sheet cake. cannoli cream filling. fondant covered for 50th birthday party with casino theme.

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By Lolafalano

Dec 3, 2006

sheet cake. fondant covered. real playing card border, full house inserted in and chocolate $50 medallions.

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By Lolafalano

Dec 3, 2006

cupcake tree for 50th birthday party. casino theme.

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By Lolafalano

Dec 3, 2006

I lifted this idea off this website again!! I loved how the cake turned out! It was so much work, but worth it! The colofrul m&m's made the cake so FUN!! I modified the design of the slot machine to mimic our favorite Vegas machine! Again the black and red were purchased already-made from my local cake store! The slot machine (top layer) was a Wilton shape pan and was yellow. The bottom cake was a rectangle pan and was chocolate cake!

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By cankj

Dec 21, 2006

Well folks,here it is-my first official wedding cake. This is the infamous "Serious Cake Topper Help needed" topic of mine. The cake serves 144. It is a white chocolate butter cake with buttercream icing. EVERYONE raved about it. This cake was for my husband's brother's wedding today. It is over. I'm glad. It withstood being up for over 8 hours before we were able to cut it. I am tired and have been up for over 48 hours now....No charge for it (our gift) so let me know what you would have asked for it. TIA

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By ASupergirl

Dec 22, 2006

Almond cake with almond buttercream, covered in homemade marshmallow fondant. I handmade the poker chips and playing cards out of gumpaste, and then handpainted.
The letters are gumpaste formed and dried, then decorated with airbrush and luster dusts. Unfortunatly the words wouldnt stand up (they kept breaking), so I had to lay them on the cake. I was pretty disappointed about that, oh well.

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By whyteicing

Jan 11, 2007

Yellow cake with chocolate buttercream icing. Cards are gumpaste. Card faces drawn on by edible markers.

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By Strazle

Jan 13, 2007

We did a surprise casino night for my parent's 40th anniversary and I couldn't let that go by without making casino chips! Rolled fondant and royal icing.

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By MommaPoopadoo

Jan 19, 2007

We did a surprise casino night for my parent's 40th anniversary and I couldn't let that go by without making casino chips! Rolled fondant and royal icing.

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By MommaPoopadoo

Jan 19, 2007

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