Mickey Mouse Cake Tutorial

Wednesday, 14 January 2015

Mickey Mouse Cake Tutorial

Mickey Mouse Cake Tutorial


As Christmas was even more stressful than normal this year, I wanted to make a simple cake for my Dad's Birthday. I know that a Mickey Mouse Style cake isn't the obvious cake for most 70 year olds, but as we were having a break in Disneyland Paris with him it seemed appropriate.

I made a standard sponge cake and covered it in red icing. I then made red and yellow icing beads to put around the edge of the cake.

edge of cake

I then cut out some yellow circles and added these to the bottom half of the cake.

mickey mouse cake

So the cake itself was simple. The oreo Mickey that I can seen on Pintrest was much harder!

Here you need to make sure you melt some chocolate to put the lollipop stick in place.
The Oreos easily break so be careful.

making an oreo lollipop

I added Icing to the Oreo to match it with the cake. the biggest problem here is that Oreo seems to get everywhere!

mickey mouse oreo

So there was my pretty simple Mickey Cake and a Happy Dad/Grandad.

blowing out candles on cake

92 comments:

  1. Rebecca Phillips15 January 2015 at 00:41

    i love the oreo idea!

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  2. Michelle at Bod for tea15 January 2015 at 13:41

    This is just brilliant! What a clear tutorial post too - I think even I could manage this! Love the joy on his face at the end too :)

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  3. Louise Fairweather15 January 2015 at 16:37

    Yes I like that picture best. The Oreo onto the stick is the hardest part!

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  4. Louise Fairweather15 January 2015 at 16:38

    I ate a lot of broken Oreo's!

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  5. Fabulous! My eldest son would love a cake like that for his birthday next month! Might have a go myself thank you!

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  6. It's great that you put all that effort in.

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  7. Good use of Oreos. I've never been successful making black icing.

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  8. Such an effective cake - captures the essence of Mickey perfectly! :D

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  9. I love it! You are very talented

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  10. brilliant, my little girl would love this

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  11. Susie Wilkinson21 January 2015 at 14:01

    That looks great! My Disney crazed lot would love it!

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  12. This has inspired me to have a go instead of buying one.

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  13. That looks great!

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  14. might try this, usually my icing skills are rubbish but with these detailed instructions I might actually be able to do it x

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  15. Christine Constable22 January 2015 at 10:13

    The Oreo Mickey sounds really fiddly - well done on succeeding!

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  16. Jodie Crossley22 January 2015 at 10:54

    wow looks fab!

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  17. That looks great, i love the Oreo Mickey! Wish I could do something as accomplished as that!x

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  18. Vikki Sanderson22 January 2015 at 13:41

    Ooo it's my youngest's birthday next month - he'd absolutely love this!

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  19. sian hallewell22 January 2015 at 20:09

    like the simplicity

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  20. great. you've made it look quite easy. if I find the time to try it myself I'll send you a pic. I'm 99% sure it will be a disaster, but also very funny!!

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  21. Monica Gilbert23 January 2015 at 07:49

    I like that this is a cake that looks nice and isn't that difficult. Some cakes online require a degree in sculpture and painting.

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  22. Susan Joyce Rogers23 January 2015 at 11:15

    Lovely cake,and and Grandad looks pleased with it!

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  23. Stephanie Campbell23 January 2015 at 11:19

    we had a mickey party a year ago, i loved making everything for it... i do however faily miserably when attempting to make the mickey oreo lollys haha i may try them again jsut for fun!

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  24. Natasha Whenham23 January 2015 at 16:51

    Great cake, love the oreo Mickey!

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  25. It looks very colourful and love the photograph of your Dad who really looks delighted & appreciative of all your efforts. I agree as a fellow novelty cake maker that not everything is as easy or straightforward as it may initially seem. But certainly worth all the efforts of making it yourself as your Dad's face shows!

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  26. So Simple & so effective. I'd be dead proud if I were you! Well done.

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  27. Sinead ORourke24 January 2015 at 18:23

    mmmm cake. i may try this.

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  28. really great cake

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  29. christineshelley27 January 2015 at 12:24

    Im all for simplicity - great tutorial

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  30. This looks great and (more importantly) nice and easy!

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  31. that looks like a great idea, will have to give it a go with my little sister

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  32. I wish I had the Patience to Decorate like this.

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  33. So cute! I love the Mickey biscuit! x

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  34. Kaci Soderstrom29 January 2015 at 20:04

    Aw, cute cake. I would love to make cakes.. but I'd just eat them all.

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  35. Cute cake...but as a low-carb girl, with all due respect, I hate you for making me think of cake :P

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  36. That's some mighty fine caking going on there.
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    Wouldn't take many tweaks to the design to make a ladybug cake. Your next project possibly?

    Jamie Millard

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  37. Looks awesome. Those cakes can be hard, so well done :)

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  38. This is brilliant.

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  39. ashleigh allan30 January 2015 at 20:48

    Wow that is amazing!

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  40. I love that you made mickeys ears out of giant chocolate buttons.

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  41. ah this is fab :)

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  42. What a fab idea

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  43. Rebecca Nisbet1 February 2015 at 00:27

    looks yummy!

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  44. So simple but effective.

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  45. Will be copying this for my grandsons birthday!

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  46. A cake that brought a lot of smiles, thanks.

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  47. I love the colours and the simplicity

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  48. i love baking special occasion cakes

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  49. Looks very yummy!

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  50. You've made this look so easy yet so good.I'm going to have to give it a go. Thanks

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  51. Anthea Holloway7 February 2015 at 19:04

    Goh - this is super. I must have a try!

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  52. That looks great. I want to learn to decorate cakes but it's so hard to get a good finish!

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  53. ❄❄️️Kate Cass❄️❄️7 February 2015 at 22:12

    The Oreo is such a great idea! Never would have thought of that, great tutorial, TY!

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  54. Eva Appleby-Gill8 February 2015 at 01:07

    Lovely cake

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  55. What a lovely Cake. I would love to have a go at making it!

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  56. I like how simple it looks but has that overall effect. Covering it in icing would be the hard bit for me.

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  57. Novel and inventive

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  58. that's awesome - I subscribed to the disney baking mag for a bit but everything was so complicated to do - this looks much simpler and very effective

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  59. Great cake. I especially love the idea using the Oreo biscuit.

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  60. That's such a good idea

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  61. you make it look so easy

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  62. Looks great

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  63. great idea

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  64. I must have a go at one of these

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  65. I absolutely adore this cake! Wonderful work :)

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  66. Kerry Lethbridge9 February 2015 at 09:57

    Simple and effective great idea

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  67. What a fab idea!

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  68. lindsey stuart9 February 2015 at 11:37

    Oh my goodness thankyou so much for sharing!!! this looks easy i really am going to try this :)

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  69. Colin Anderson9 February 2015 at 12:43

    i will have to get the girkfriend to try this thank you

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  70. Great idea, fab pictures.

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  71. Wow so creative!

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  72. Barbara Handley9 February 2015 at 17:13

    My grandson would love me to have a go at making one of these for his birthday.

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  73. Great idea!

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  74. Awesome!!

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  75. Jane Middleton9 February 2015 at 23:02

    fab cake - you look like you all enjoyed it

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  76. This is my new years resolution, to learn to decorate cakes effectively. Thanks for the inspiration :)

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  77. Hayley Mulgrove9 February 2015 at 23:15

    This is great i have just started getting in to baking and am not too good but will keep trying

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  78. Looks lovely, I would love to get back into baking but my kitchen is far too small - need a new house!!! x

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  79. alice lightning10 February 2015 at 00:52

    such a great cake super imagination and dedication to create it well done

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  80. wow... amazing cake!

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  81. Lovely cake. Clever how you made Mickey :-)

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  82. I like the simplicity of your cake and the cheery bright colours.

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  83. Looks great!

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  84. Jacqueline Roberts10 February 2015 at 11:04

    Might have a go

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  85. looks fab & easy to do might gave to give it a go

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  86. Awesome think i need this as my niece loves Mickey

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  87. Looks good, quick and easy

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  88. great tutorial - would be very useful

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  89. This is so cute, it's nice to see disney still going strong. :)

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  90. Vicky-Louise Robinson10 February 2015 at 19:37

    I love the Oreo Mickey! My kids love Oreos! I would have had to do one of those for every child or there would have been some very disappointed kids!

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  91. Very cute (and achievable)

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  92. Natalie Gillham10 February 2015 at 21:37

    great cake well done, thanks for the tutorial :)

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