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By gmcakes

Apr 17, 2007

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By MikeRowesHunny

Oct 30, 2006

I was asked to do a batman cake with 3 days notice, ye not a problem I said, day before b-day still did'nt know what I was going to do, has a browse at the batman cakes in the gallery got a couple of ideas(cos boy was I having a cake block) and this is what I came up with. Everything is edible except the batman figure and the wire holding the bats. Thank goodness for cake central.

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By Chaynce

Nov 1, 2006

Done this for a little boy at my church for his birthday.

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By StandingForJesus

Nov 12, 2006

Batman cupcakes made for my nephews birthday. Simple chocolate cupcakes with cream piped on top (looks like meringue but it's cream!) and the bats are piped freehand with royal icing.

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By Feefs

Nov 12, 2006

I made this the same way as I made my Spiderman cake. I made the head out of a wondermold pan & carved it. it was frosted in buttercream icing, and then airbrushed. The yellow bat is made out of fondant. This is before I made the face. I made the mouth out of fondant & the eyes.

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By Taralynn

Nov 14, 2006

It is hard to see but on top of this cake you can find Superman, Batman, and Spiderman..they are made from shrink plastic and hot glued to plastic picks. The buildings are made from color flow and the cars are made from jelly slices candies and spice drops. The birthday boy loved it. I found this cake in one of the Wilton's Yearbooks.

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By NiteOwl4evr

Nov 17, 2006

This was for my nephew's 5th bday. I ran out of fondant, which is why there are no building around the back of the cake. I'm sure he'll love it anyway.

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By jeniferrice

Nov 19, 2006

This was for a 5 year old by at aour church. The 9x13 vanilla cake was iced in yellow buttercream with the Bat signal and Spiderman mask created from buttercream.

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By BakeQueen

Nov 20, 2006

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By sampy

Nov 24, 2006

Complete design credit goes to 'satin'. I loved the cake so much that I had to make it for my nephew's 4th birthday. The cake is a 9 x 13 chocolate with crusting cream cheese icing. I used piping gel to get the picture on the cake and then I outlined it and filled it in with the icing.

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By msmanning2

Nov 27, 2006

I made this for the fair the other year and now it is SO popular with the boys in the family.

Styrofoam head with rice krispy ears. Body is all cake. Covered in fondant.

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By ChunkyMonkey

Dec 8, 2006

this cake is 1/2 chocolate, 1/2 vanilla 10 inch square. The batman and symbols are frozen buttercream transfer. The children were thrilled and couldn't believe I made it.

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By newfyicing

Dec 9, 2006

My best attempt at the Joker from Batman. It was a BCT but the hands ripped on on the transfer. grrr! That's why they look really bad. Also didn't cover the back with white, so it rippled on the cake. Live and learn!

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By sunlover00

Dec 20, 2006

2-tier cake covered in MMF. Chocolate Transfer super heros on sticks standing in front of the comic "background" for the character. The backgrounds are piped onto the cake with chocolate (wish I could figure out how to put it on smoothly!). The birthday boy is the super hero on the top. There is Spiderman with a web, Wolverine with an X, Superman with a city skyline, Batman with the moon and a gargoyle, Flash Gordon with a lightning bolt, Cyclops in front of red, and The Hulk coming through a wall.

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By Uberhipster

Jan 3, 2007

Viva paper towel method on blue frosting with MMF decorations. My first real success with the Viva method. Think I have it down now!

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By sweetrat

Jan 11, 2007

Fast and Furious... thats what I thought this cake would render... Hmm took 4.5 hrs to make!!! DidnÂ´t blve my eyes when it was finished... Intended to go simple because of work 24/7..............

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By MariaScand

Jan 13, 2007

My sons family birthday cake it's a 4 layer 2 chocolate and 2 yellow with chocolate icing. A outlined image of batman with "feliz CumpleaÃ±os and happy birthday"

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By seagoat

Jan 14, 2007

I work at a residential treatment center for children who may not have families and have behavioral problems. It is a yellow cake iced in BC. He loved it!!!!!!!

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By sstardust17

Jan 16, 2007

Batman cake for my little superhero's 4th birthday tomorrow. It is my take on the popular Wilton 'spiderman' cake. I also used a cake from the whimsical bakehouse book as my inspiration. I can tell I have been out of practice for awhile. I had a little trouble with the buttercream this time. I think I am starting to prefer fondant! Only the 2nd time I have stacked a buttercream cake, boy I find fondant stacking much easier! The images are chocolate transfers and the batman is a candle. TFL!

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By springlakecake

Jan 20, 2007

I used the 197? Batman/Superman pan to create this Buzz Lightyear.

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By brewster

Jan 27, 2007

Simple design for an already over-booked week of baking! Luckily the mom wanted something simple and inexpensive.

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By Lambshack

Jan 29, 2007

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By doobsd

Jan 31, 2007

Not very happy with this one

By doobsd

Feb 2, 2007

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By LvMy4Runner

Feb 20, 2007

Chocolatecake with white chocolatebuttercream covered with sugarpaste. All made from scratch

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By Mettek

Feb 23, 2007

I did this cake for my 4 yr old son.

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By mistygaildunn

Feb 23, 2007

Used bat cookie cutters to cut out sugar cookies. Inserted candy sticks into the bottom of the cookie prior to baking. After cokkies were baked and cooled, I decorated them with colored buttercream icing. Used a foam block covered in tissue paper to place the cookie pops in. Easy to transport them and display them this way.

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By somethingmoore

Feb 25, 2007

1/2 sheet cake sprayed with Wilton color mist. Batman is a FBCT

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By VACakelady

Feb 26, 2007

I was trying to pick a cake for my boyfriend's birthday and when I saw the oval pans from my classes, it just popped into my head: A bat signal! The bat was made with color flow and turned out perfect.

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By Angelgirl

Feb 27, 2007

This is Batman's emblem that is shined in the sky when batman is needed. This was done for my son's birthday.

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By dianab

Mar 1, 2007

For my nephew...used fondant for bats and sihouette, melted chocolate for batsignal. All writing was done in BC. Such fun and he loved it!

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By tisaex

Mar 12, 2007

This was a Fr. vanilla cake with butter cream icing that was designed to look like an action scene. The scene is suppose to look like Cat Woman bat signals Batman because Joker is getting away as Cat Woman tries to catch him after calling Batman. It was for a 5 yr.old and his Mom gave us some old Mc Donalds play toys and said create something with Batman and add these toys, so this is what we came up with. It was cute.

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By wolfyjules

Mar 13, 2007

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By Burcin

Mar 23, 2007

This is the 1969 Wilton Batman symbol pan.

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By pastrypantry

Mar 27, 2007

My very first cake, for my sons 5th birthday. Bless his heart- he was my guinea pig!!

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By meraclecakes

Mar 28, 2007

Thanks to Schmoop for the inspiration and the PM's.....mine didnt turn out as nice as I hoped but the b-day boy just loved it...so I guess that is what counts.

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By mkerton

Mar 29, 2007

Birthday cake for 5 year old. Vanilla cake with sstrawberry filling and buttercream icing. Characters made with chocolate transfers.

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By shivs

Mar 30, 2007

This is a buttercream cake, with a chocolate transfer batman on top.

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By Botanesis

Apr 2, 2007

4 layer victoria sponge filled with strawberry and buttercream. Covered in buttercrem with fondant accents. This design was inspired by Danifanis excellent batman cake. Name typestyle was designed to look like a comic book style.` Lots of fun and my godson loved it.

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By seraphim

Apr 14, 2007

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