Anyone have a Lego cake mold?

[ashleyd725@hotmail.c]

I am trying to plan DS's 5th birthday party and found a really cute silicone cake/jelly lego mold.
Problem is that it was discontinued at the end of 2009 so the Lego company does not have any.
Does anyone have one that they would be willing to trade, or heck even loan out.
Here is the pic I found
http://shop.lego.com/Product/AssetPopup.aspx?p=851915&AssetType=13

 

[clh2]

One of my coworkers did this cake for her son a few years ago.

Lego cakehttp://familyfun.go.com/recipes/lego-cake-686148/

Here are some other similar ideas

Maybe you could do something similar except with mini-cupcakes??? That cake pan is really cute, I can see why you would want to do that.

 

[momxx5]

DS wanted a Lego birthday party when he was around that age. He was really into a certain theme Legos. So I made a plain sheet cake and used the actualy Legos to decorate the cake.
DS had fun helping make the cake decor.

Just a thought.

 

[kamikazecat]

I saw that mold at the Lego store in San Jose California over Christmas. It is a long shot but maybe you could call and see if they had any. They are always willing to ship items.

 

[kellia]

I just made one this weekend for my twins! I used 2 1/2 sheet cakes (1 choc, 1 vanilla), froze them so they'd cut easily, cut them into squares/rectangles and then stacked them on top of one another, frosting each a different color. I used rice crispy treats and cut circles out to put on top for the knobs. I don't know how to post a pic. I used whipped frosting, so it wasn't as nice looking as some on the web, but the kids loved it!!

Call around to candy stores, they sell Lego candy. Taste like sweet tarts, kind of. The kids LOVED them, they stack together, too!

 

[SandrA9810]

sounds easy enough to use a sheet cake and cut out circles to place on top. Then use icing to write lego on top of each circle.

or use mini sqaures for multi colored blocks. There's endless options without having to buy a specific pan for it.

 

[uk_wildcat]

I have one of the Lego silicone pans and I do not recommend it. I tried it a couple of years ago for my son's Birthday and the cakes all got stuck in it. I tested it several times with different methods of greasing it. I ended up just making a regular sheet cake and I let my son decorate it with his Lego's and Lego men.

 

[gulf breeze]

There is a can of spray stuff sorta like Pam that is a cake release that a friend of mine swears by. It's by the cake mixes I believe. Hope that helps

 

[elcodfish]

I would make a sheet cake, cut trenches so it looks like the blocks, frost it, then use cuttie cutters to cut crispie treats, frost them and put them on the cake

 

[mamarissa]

i agree with pp....made one for my son in a similar way. made 2 cakes, cut them into rectangles, stakced with frosting and crushed oreos in between (for some extra flavor) then made cupakes, cut off the top part of the cupcakes and arranged them upside down to look like a lego. use a little frosting as glue and then frost away! beware of darker colors, like the blue in the picture--it gets everywhere and then you end up looking like a smurf! yellow is nice!

 

[crisi]

I was going to come in and say that would be an easy cake to "fake" - but so many people have come in ahead of me with the same plan. The marshmellows in chl2's second link are genius.

(My sister has one of those, but she wouldn't let it out of her sight, having two of the world's biggest lego fans in the world in her house, she uses it a lot.)

 

[Astro Orbiter]

Legoland has these on clearance at their gift shops - I saw them New Year's Eve I've linked below the web page for ordering things via phone/email from them. Click on 'assorted souveniers' and you can see the cake mold and other fun accessories. (Notice the minifig cake mold, too!)

http://www.legoland.com/park/shopping/Product+Selection.htm

Deb

 

[mum of two pirates]

Is it the same with all the silicone pans or just this one? Did you try letting it cool then sticking it in the freezer until froze then taking it out? I wonder if that would work?

I have one of the Lego silicone pans and I do not recommend it. I tried it a couple of years ago for my son's Birthday and the cakes all got stuck in it. I tested it several times with different methods of greasing it. I ended up just making a regular sheet cake and I let my son decorate it with his Lego's and Lego men.

 

[ashleyd725@hotmail.c]

Legoland has these on clearance at their gift shops - I saw them New Year's Eve I've linked below the web page for ordering things via phone/email from them. Click on 'assorted souveniers' and you can see the cake mold and other fun accessories. (Notice the minifig cake mold, too!)

http://www.legoland.com/park/shopping/Product+Selection.htm

Deb

I have hope now Yay! Thanks I just tried calling before realizing that it is only 5:30 am there so I will wait and call asap

 

[erinn3472]

Hey! I have the exact same issue (5 year old bday party etc.) and I was wondering if they had this pan. I am SO excited to have hope but I can't call until Monday. His party is 2 weeks away, so I am crossing my fingers! They still have it on their site, but I wasn't sure if you had any problems. Also, if they did have it, how long did it take to get to you?

THANKS!!!
Erin

 

[ohanaMAMA]

when my nephew wanted a lego cake I just made loaf pan cakes and frosted them lego colors and attatched marshmellows to the top and frosted them same as the cake. looked super cute and JUST like legos

 

[erinn3472]

I ordered mine this morning from the link someone else posted from Legoland. THANKS SO MUCH!!! I am SO glad I found this link!

~Erin

 

[Jajone]

How much was the pan? DS wants a lego star wars theme. Mc Donalds will have Star Wars characters this week.