“Life is the bubbles!” under the sea, and with this Adorable Ariel Cake, you can create a magical undersea adventure right here on land! Baked in the Ariel Cake Pan, this cartoon cake is great for little girls who dream of mermaid adventures. Decorate the base of your cake with edible candy seashells and create a cartoon birthday cake that’s worthy of a celebration! Make sure you have enough dinglehoppers for all the party guests!
In advance: Make 17 candies. Tint portions of melted white candy pink and orange. Make marbleized seashells using Seashells Mold; refrigerate until firm and unmold.
Step 2
Position cake on foil-wrapped board at least 2 in. larger than cake. Ice cake sides smooth. Use tip 3 to outline all details. Pipe in eyes, lips and flower center with tip 3. Cover?body, swimsuit, face and hair with tip 16 stars; pipe tip 3 eyelashes. Pipe tip 14 outline coral and tip 352 sea plants on cake sides. Spatula ice cake board around bottom border; pipe tip?6 random zigzags. Immediately cover with granulated brown sugar. Position candy shells.
Rated 4 out of
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katcheck from
Cake for Granddaughter's 5th Birthday!!!My granddaughter had asked for a Cinderella cake last year, and this year she chose Ariel. We found the pan on Amazon, and I had the required tips on hand. It was fairly simple to make, but the most challenging part was the face. I improvised a bit on the colors to conserve on frosting. I also added some candy melt molded sea dweller shaped candies as accents along with some brown sugar AND (of course) a dinglehopper!. My granddaughter was pleased with the finished product!
Date published: 2017-09-28
Rated 5 out of
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Cat128 from
Very easy to useThis was really easy to use and turned out great. Highly recommended
Date published: 2017-02-25
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Krista from
Love this panI made this cake for my daughter's 4th birthday.I was a little nervous about how it would turn out since it was for her party and not much time for failure! It turned out fabulous! The key is definitely to ensure the pan is well greased. I used a vegetable cooking spray and coated the pan very well. The eyes were probably the trickiest part for me. All in all it was great and my daughter loved it.
