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football stadium cake, any ideas

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lucysmam · 12/03/2009 10:15

how to make the basic shape?

I'm guessing I'd have to stack and carve a couple of large-ish cakes to actually get the height needed to make a football stadium.

Does anyone have any ideas as to what would be the easiest way to make it? I can manage the decorating it to look like the stadium bit, just not too sure about how to actually go about making the stadium cake itself!

I have a few months before it's needed so any and all ideas will be experimented with at some point to see if I can actually do it Thank-you for any suggestions

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Macdog · 12/03/2009 11:55

Have a look here. Step by step instructions!!

lucysmam · 12/03/2009 13:01

Macdog, I could kiss you!! That's fab. Thank-you

What did you type in the search to find it?? I've been unsuccessfully searching for weeks for something like that!

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Macdog · 12/03/2009 17:47

Believe it or not:

cake making stadium design

Thre was also a lovely cake mould in USA, but I thought that was perhaps a bit much

lucysmam · 12/03/2009 20:09

oh, I've been trying all sorts, something that simple never occurred to me!

I have looked at that mould before, but it's £25 from a website I was looking at which is definately too much for a one off!

The one you found is much better & should be easy enough to make in the 'right' colours. & I have plenty of time to practise getting the shape right now. Thanks for your help, it's much appreciated

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lucysmam · 12/03/2009 20:09

oh, I've been trying all sorts, something that simple never occurred to me!

I have looked at that mould before, but it's £25 from a website I was looking at which is definately too much for a one off!

The one you found is much better & should be easy enough to make in the 'right' colours. & I have plenty of time to practise getting the shape right now. Thanks for your help, it's much appreciated

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Macdog · 12/03/2009 20:58

I demand to see a pic of the finished cake !!!!

MaureenMLove · 12/03/2009 21:00

Does it have to be a footie stadium? A football cake, with chosen team badge in the middle, might be a tad easier!

MaureenMLove · 12/03/2009 21:01

I believe there's one on my profile!

Macdog · 12/03/2009 21:15

Love the pony cake!!

They are all fabby

lucysmam · 12/03/2009 21:33

I will post a pic of the finished cake. It's not til July though, plenty of time to practise between now & then.

& yes Maureen, it absolutely has to be! My oh has bet me £10 that I won't be able to create Anfield in cake! So I'm going to do it to prove him wrong & get my tenner

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MaureenMLove · 12/03/2009 21:36

Brilliant incentive! Good luck! You're defo gonna need to make a madeira cake. You need it to be as dense as possible for all that trimming and cutting!

lucysmam · 12/03/2009 21:49

Thought so, cheers. I'm going to do a practise run without the icing to see how easy it actually is to do, then smother in bc & eat it! Now I just have to find some teeny footy players & goal posts & a ball from somewhere to put on the pitch

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MaureenMLove · 12/03/2009 22:00

They do lots of those in the cake decorating shops. Plenty to choose from there. Buy yourself a big makeup brush too! Seriously! Once you start chopping into it, there'll be crumbs everywhere and a clean brush is just what you need to keep everything neat.

lucysmam · 12/03/2009 22:06

Brill, I'll have a look next time I'm in town or get out to our closest actual shop. You mean a big brush like a blusher one or powder one or something along those lines?

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MaureenMLove · 12/03/2009 22:12

Exactly that. It's soft enough to bend and has soft bristles, unlike a paint brush, it won't pull anymore bits off the cake.

lucysmam · 12/03/2009 22:19

I'll invest in one of those specifically for cakes then. Would a cheapy one do for the time being or do you think I maybe ought to spend a little bit more on it? I never thought about using something like that to get rid of crumbs, very good idea!

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MaureenMLove · 12/03/2009 22:25

Nah! Cheap as chips one will do! Pound Shop. I just happened upon the idea once, when I was doing a cake. I'd just got a set of brushes for a pressie and never use a blusher brush and it seemed like a good idea at the time! Perfect for brushing off icing sugar marks from the board too and brushing all over the cake when its done.

lucysmam · 12/03/2009 22:29

quid shop it is then, will pop it on my list for the weekend so I don't forget. Thanks Maureen

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