How to make a Baseball shirt cake? I am looking to make a baseball shirt cake for my sons 1st birthday. I want to make it a 2 layer cake meaning the same size just so its thicker! What do I need to make the cake stick together? I will not be using a shirt cake pan because I can not find one nor do I have time to order one! Please help me. I also will be using a special cake and frosting recipe that has no sugar. Any help would be great. Thank You so much in advance.
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oxpatchreb
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Best thing I can tell you is find or buy a small t-shirt. Like childs medium or large, whichever you think is big enough to feed the amount of people at the party. This will end up as the shape of your double layered cake. Then build a double layer, rectangle shaped cake. Just use the biggest cake pans you can find. You want the rectangle cake to be just about the same size as the longest part of the t-shirt you bought. Use regular icing to "glue" the two layers of rectangle shaped cake together. It should stick together just fine this way. If the no sugar icing lacks stickyness, try letting it sit out on the counter for a little while so that it will thicken until sticky. Then, BEFORE YOU PUT ICING ON IT, lay the newly washed childs shirt on the cake so that you can trace it's outline. Trace it with your knife and then remove the shirt. Now you have an outline of a shirt on your rectangle cake. Carefully begin to trim off the areas on the outside of the outline until the cake takes the shape of the shirt. Round the edges a little, decorate it in the colors of an OM jersey with his favorite numbers and you're done.sunehri wrote:How to make a Baseball shirt cake? I am looking to make a baseball shirt cake for my sons 1st birthday. I want to make it a 2 layer cake meaning the same size just so its thicker! What do I need to make the cake stick together? I will not be using a shirt cake pan because I can not find one nor do I have time to order one! Please help me. I also will be using a special cake and frosting recipe that has no sugar. Any help would be great. Thank You so much in advance.
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You do cakes on the side don't you Oxpatch?oxpatchreb wrote:Best thing I can tell you is find or buy a small t-shirt. Like childs medium or large, whichever you think is big enough to feed the amount of people at the party. This will end up as the shape of your double layered cake. Then build a double layer, rectangle shaped cake. Just use the biggest cake pans you can find. You want the rectangle cake to be just about the same size as the longest part of the t-shirt you bought. Use regular icing to "glue" the two layers of rectangle shaped cake together. It should stick together just fine this way. If the no sugar icing lacks stickyness, try letting it sit out on the counter for a little while so that it will thicken until sticky. Then, BEFORE YOU PUT ICING ON IT, lay the newly washed childs shirt on the cake so that you can trace it's outline. Trace it with your knife and then remove the shirt. Now you have an outline of a shirt on your rectangle cake. Carefully begin to trim off the areas on the outside of the outline until the cake takes the shape of the shirt. Round the edges a little, decorate it in the colors of an OM jersey with his favorite numbers and you're done.sunehri wrote:
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I'm still laughing that someone actually came to this site to ask a baking questions. Who in the hell uses a frosting recipe that has no freaking sugar?!? Why not just use peanut butter or ketchup then. Too funny. . .
My much shorter response would have been, go to the bakery and order one.
My much shorter response would have been, go to the bakery and order one.
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Wow. Impressive!oxpatchreb wrote:Best thing I can tell you is find or buy a small t-shirt. Like childs medium or large, whichever you think is big enough to feed the amount of people at the party. This will end up as the shape of your double layered cake. Then build a double layer, rectangle shaped cake. Just use the biggest cake pans you can find. You want the rectangle cake to be just about the same size as the longest part of the t-shirt you bought. Use regular icing to "glue" the two layers of rectangle shaped cake together. It should stick together just fine this way. If the no sugar icing lacks stickyness, try letting it sit out on the counter for a little while so that it will thicken until sticky. Then, BEFORE YOU PUT ICING ON IT, lay the newly washed childs shirt on the cake so that you can trace it's outline. Trace it with your knife and then remove the shirt. Now you have an outline of a shirt on your rectangle cake. Carefully begin to trim off the areas on the outside of the outline until the cake takes the shape of the shirt. Round the edges a little, decorate it in the colors of an OM jersey with his favorite numbers and you're done.sunehri wrote:How to make a Baseball shirt cake? I am looking to make a baseball shirt cake for my sons 1st birthday. I want to make it a 2 layer cake meaning the same size just so its thicker! What do I need to make the cake stick together? I will not be using a shirt cake pan because I can not find one nor do I have time to order one! Please help me. I also will be using a special cake and frosting recipe that has no sugar. Any help would be great. Thank You so much in advance.
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I've seen these "no sugar" cakes before. Sometimes kids have an aversion to sugar at young ages. Those cakes are very hard to handle without that extra sugar to hold them together, but being careful goes a long way.cajunrebel wrote:I'm still laughing that someone actually came to this site to ask a baking questions. Who in the hell uses a frosting recipe that has no freaking sugar?!? Why not just use peanut butter or ketchup then. Too funny. . .
My much shorter response would have been, go to the bakery and order one.
If they are just trying to keep the kids from bouncing off the walls on a sugar overdose, don't have a b-day party at all. Hyper kids is a hall mark of a good party. That's why they are only once a year.
And no, I don't bake. But I cook like a beast and my mother did "budget cakes" for our parties when we were little so I have a little background in home made design cakes.
All this home made cake talk reminds me of my favorite line from Steel Magnolias. Yeah, yeah, yeah... ghey. It's still a *amn good movie.
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You guys will respond to anything. This is Spam. I'm surprised you didn't include your usual girlie collection of emoticons.sunehri wrote:How to make a Baseball shirt cake? I am looking to make a baseball shirt cake for my sons 1st birthday. I want to make it a 2 layer cake meaning the same size just so its thicker! What do I need to make the cake stick together? I will not be using a shirt cake pan because I can not find one nor do I have time to order one! Please help me. I also will be using a special cake and frosting recipe that has no sugar. Any help would be great. Thank You so much in advance.
It's not insane to suggest that the Rebels have the best defensive line in college football.
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Shameful.
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Then this is the strangest spam I have ever seen.USCrebel wrote:You guys will respond to anything. This is Spam. I'm surprised you didn't include your usual girlie collection of emoticons.sunehri wrote:How to make a Baseball shirt cake? I am looking to make a baseball shirt cake for my sons 1st birthday. I want to make it a 2 layer cake meaning the same size just so its thicker! What do I need to make the cake stick together? I will not be using a shirt cake pan because I can not find one nor do I have time to order one! Please help me. I also will be using a special cake and frosting recipe that has no sugar. Any help would be great. Thank You so much in advance.
"I'm a solid verbal."
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I thought he was being quite kind in responding. Good for you, Oxpatch
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Well.... look at these.... If not enough, Google says that there are about 200 more.cajunrebel wrote:Then this is the strangest spam I have ever seen.USCrebel wrote:You guys will respond to anything. This is Spam. I'm surprised you didn't include your usual girlie collection of emoticons.sunehri wrote:How to make a Baseball shirt cake? I am looking to make a baseball shirt cake for my sons 1st birthday. I want to make it a 2 layer cake meaning the same size just so its thicker! What do I need to make the cake stick together? I will not be using a shirt cake pan because I can not find one nor do I have time to order one! Please help me. I also will be using a special cake and frosting recipe that has no sugar. Any help would be great. Thank You so much in advance.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index ... 358AAhP73p
http://ottesports.com/baseball/how-to-m ... shirt-cake
http://www.cameronmaybin.tv/cooking-rec ... hirt-cake/
http://www.major-league-baseball-strike ... hirt-cake/
It's not insane to suggest that the Rebels have the best defensive line in college football.
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I believed you, it's just. . .why would anyone take the time to spam that? What good does that do? It doesn't even have a link attached or a way to scam you out of anything. Is Martha Stewart behind this?!?USCrebel wrote:Well.... look at these.... If not enough, Google says that there are about 200 more.cajunrebel wrote:Then this is the strangest spam I have ever seen.USCrebel wrote: You guys will respond to anything. This is Spam. I'm surprised you didn't include your usual girlie collection of emoticons.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index ... 358AAhP73p
http://ottesports.com/baseball/how-to-m ... shirt-cake
http://www.cameronmaybin.tv/cooking-rec ... hirt-cake/
http://www.major-league-baseball-strike ... hirt-cake/
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Say Oxpatchreb, I don't care what USC says, Can you help me with a good King Cake recipe...?
Why, Feliciana? There are plenty of good places to order from around there?felicianareb wrote:Say Oxpatchreb, I don't care what USC says, Can you help me with a good King Cake recipe...?
Try Ambrosia in BR...
I believe that man will not merely endure: he will prevail. He is immortal, not because he alone among creatures has an inexhaustible voice, but because he has a soul, a spirit capable of compassion and sacrifice and endurance.
-William Faulkner
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From what I'm looking at, that USC provided us, it seems that it's second degree spam?
When you look at those four results, all have the same replies, and all of them offer a link for coolest birthday cake ideas.
How devious and interesting. So, I'm waiting for the response any time now.
When you look at those four results, all have the same replies, and all of them offer a link for coolest birthday cake ideas.
How devious and interesting. So, I'm waiting for the response any time now.
I believe that man will not merely endure: he will prevail. He is immortal, not because he alone among creatures has an inexhaustible voice, but because he has a soul, a spirit capable of compassion and sacrifice and endurance.
-William Faulkner
-William Faulkner