Then cut the dome cake in half, add more frosting, and stack them together. Place round cake over styrofoam, carefully aligning the hole in the center. Use frosting as the adhesive and place styrofoam layer on the cardboard (or whatever you are using as base). Barbie awaits her dress to be fitted here. Three tubs of vanilla frosting, added a few drops of red dye to make a nice pink color. American wrap would never be able to pull off this kind of tight seal. I didn't want to have styrofoam in mouth when eating this cake, so I tightly wrapped the foam with nice Japanese plastic wrap.

The reason why I wrapped this in plastic wrap was because the round was a bit too wide compared to the cake, so I shaved off a layer, which resulted in styrofoam crumbs everywhere. I cut a hole in the center to hold Barbie up. Then I bought styrofoam to use as a base layer. Instead of baking two boxes of cake mix (what the recipe called for), I just made one dome-shaped (using a bowl), and one regular 8-inch round.

Very Lady Gaga style, don't you think? Speaking of which, I should have put X-marks on her boobies for an even harder laugh when he takes the Barbie out of the cake!!! Then wrap her in saran wrap (if you are planning to throw out the doll, no need to go through this process, but since I was giving Barbie as a gift, so I wrapped her). This is very drag queen-style, I thought. By the way, Barbie dolls come in a crazy varieties nowadays, from Twilight to VERY sexy Ken to Bieber! I bought 'Fashionista Glam' Barbie, purely for her hair do. Since all you need is the body, get the cheapest. Plus the party was only 6 people, I didn't want to make the way what recipe called for (serves 30).įirst thing first: buy a barbie doll. I NEVER use the pre-made stuff, but I first wanted to see if this cake is really worth all the work. I used box cake mix and frosting from a tub.

Since I am also making MOdelaines for dessert, I made this cake, purely for wow and laughter factor. I cannot believe Barbie dolls are targeted towards kids. If you are easily offended by pornographic images, you may stop reading here. These cakes are usually made for young girls' birthdays, but come to think of it, it's very X-rated and erotic. Then I was looking around what else I can do, and BINGO, I found it. You just cut out a rectangular cake to make it look like a heel, then decorate it. He likes to dress up (if you know what I mean), and my first instinct was to make a cake that shapes like a high heel. I made a birthday cake for a friend of mine, let's call him Deric Dercep, to keep his identity somewhat of a secret. I must say, this journey was one of the most hilarious baking experiences I've ever gone through. I am sure you have been wondering for a week what the hell I was going to do with Barbie doll.

Barbie doll cake