My FERRARI cake - and how to make it!

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Hey everyone!

So this is the latest cake I have made - a Ferrari for someone's 30th birthday. You never know, maybe when I become a whale on here and make lots of money I could buy my own one day!


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The finished cake

Here I am just going to give you the basic rundown of how I put this one together - but it can work on any car cake being put together.

The first stage was to prepare the board that the cake would eventually sit on. This was a standard 12mm cake drum covered in black fondant. There is also a smaller cake drum which would sit underneath the car in order for it to look like the car is freestanding. Once covered in fondant, I put edible glue on the larger one and covered it in poppy seeds to replicate a road.


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Main board the car will sit on

I then prepared the cake card that the cake would sit on. Drawing the base shape of the car, I then used a craft knife to cut it out.

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Preparing the cake card

Next stage was to bake the cakes. The customer wanted a chocolate sponge with chocolate buttercream. Once the cakes were cooked and cooled, I stacked them filling each layer with chocolate buttercream. From here I carved the basic shape I needed, then covered it and shaped it a bit further with chocolate buttercream.

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Stacking, filling, shaping and covering

Once I was happy with this shape I covered it in red fondant and began on adding all the details. From the seats, to headlights, logos, steering wheel, wind screen... it goes on.

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Adding all the details it starts to come together

Final detailing included the personalised number plate, wing mirrors lastly ribbon and lettering on the cake board.

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The finished cake after many hours of work!

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My FERRARI cake - and how to make it! | Ecency