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Home›How To›How to Make a SpongeBob Cake

How to Make a SpongeBob Cake

By Matthew Lynch
October 22, 2023
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A SpongeBob cake is the perfect centerpiece for a birthday party or a fun celebration with friends and family. If you’re a fan of the popular cartoon character, then creating a cake in his likeness can be an exciting adventure. With a few simple steps, you can make your own SpongeBob cake that will impress your guests and tickle their taste buds.

Ingredients:

– 2 boxes of yellow cake mix

– Butter or non-stick cooking spray

– 1 batch of buttercream frosting

– Yellow food coloring

– Black, white, blue, red, and brown fondant

– A rectangular cake board

Instructions:

1. Prepare the Cake:

Follow the instructions on the two boxes of yellow cake mix to bake your cakes. You’ll need two 13×9 inch rectangular cakes for this project. Once both cakes have been baked and cooled completely, use a serrated knife to level the cakes by trimming off any domes or high areas.

2. Assemble the Cake:

Place a small dollop of buttercream frosting on the cake board to help hold the first layer in place. Position one cake on top of the frosting and spread an even layer of buttercream icing over it. Then, place the second layer on top and press gently to secure it.

3. Crumb Coat the Cake:

Apply a thin layer of buttercream frosting over the entire cake to catch any stray crumbs. This is known as a crumb coat – it creates a smooth surface for your fondant decorations. Place the cake in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes to let the crumb coat set.

4. Color the Frosting:

Using yellow food coloring, tint your remaining buttercream frosting to match SpongeBob’s classic bright yellow color. Apply an even layer of yellow frosting all over your cooled, crumb-coated cake to create a seamless base for your fondant decorations.

5. Prepare the Fondant Decorations:

Start by rolling out each color of fondant and cutting out various shapes to build SpongeBob’s face, clothes, and other features. This includes his square pants, white shirt, red tie, black and white eyes, blue irises, brown eyelashes, red mouth, black mouth outline, and any other details you’d like to add.

6. Apply the Fondant Decorations:

Begin by placing the yellow fondant at the top of the cake for SpongeBob’s face. Smooth it out with your hands to avoid any wrinkles or air bubbles. Then apply his square pants below the yellow face section using a thin layer of buttercream frosting.

Next, add SpongeBob’s eyes near the top of his face, with blue irises in white eyeballs. Add brown eyelashes above each eye and outline his mouth in black before filling it in with red fondant for his characteristic grin.

Finally, arrange the rest of your fondant decorations to complete SpongeBob’s look – including his white shirt and red tie on his pants section. Feel free to customize your decorations as desired.

7. Finishing Touches:

After your SpongeBob cake has been fully decorated with fondant, place it back in the refrigerator for about 20-30 minutes to set the decorations in place.

Now you have a fantastic SpongeBob cake that is sure to impress your guests and be the highlight of any ocean-themed party! Slice into this underwater masterpiece and enjoy!

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