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Disney 21st

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I had a Disney themed 21st in April of this year. I was Cinderella.

All Vanilla cupcakes, with vanilla buttercream.
White chocolate coloued blue, for Cinderella's Glass Slippers.
Blue Mickey Mouse edible sprinkles
Blue buttercream icing with gold cachous.
Mickey Mouses - Cake balls covered in dairy milk chocolate with Nestle Melts for ears.

All Vanilla Cupcakes, with vanilla buttercream and fondant 21s covered in blue glitter
Minnie Mouses - White chocolate coloured Pink for the bows and bases. Cake Balls covered with Dairy Milk Chocolate, with nestle Melts as ears.


I used Bakerella's cake bites as inspiration to make the Minnie Mouse & Mickey Mouse. She is a very talented lady, so if you haven't already, definately check her out!! Thanks Bakerella.



Cinderella's Castle.
Vanilla Cake, covered with vanilla buttercream.
Frames of doors and windows - edible blue sprinkles.
Blue cachous around base.
Castle turrets covered with blue wrapping paper.
Made using Wilton's Romantic Castle Set. (I bought it here)

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Cinderella Carriage Cake

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"I'm having a Princess Cake!"

My daughter, for her 3rd birthday, knew she was going to have a princess cake. She was so deep into the Disney Princess movies. I knew she was going to have a princess cake, but I didn't know how she was going to get it. I had already made the "Princess" Cake for my best friend earlier in the year. I also knew I wanted to make Cinderella's carriage for her. But how was I to do it?
Once again, I pulled out my Betty Crocker Bake 'N Fill dome cake pan. This is another cake where, in hindsight, I should have used a more dense cake batter. I had one Bake 'N Fill dome on top of another to create the "carriage" and the weight of the cake started to make the whole thing "sink". Luckily, we got through the party and ate that cake before it started to LOOK like something was going wrong.
The horses and carriage wheels are made with Rice Krispies treats I cut out into horse and wheel shapes. To make sure they would stand up, I anchored them in melted Wilton green candy wafers. Then I sprinkled the candy with decorating stars while it was still warm. This was to resemble flowers on the path. I did the same thing to anchor the wheels, fence, anything, besides the cake, that was going to be standing up.
To make the writing, I typed out the words in a font I liked on the computer and made them the size I wanted. After printing it out, I placed a sheet of wax paper on top of it and traced the letters with pink melted Wilton candy melts (Place the melted wafers in a Ziploc bag and cut a hole in the corner). After the candy hardens, you can remove the letters gently with a spatula and place wherever you want.

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