#Edible Cake Topper

[mydreamcake0]

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[specialtycakes]

Teddy bear baptism cake.

[partysweetnella]

Elevate Your Cakes with Unique Edible Cake Toppers and Liverpool Designs

Cake decorating has become an exciting way to showcase creativity and add a personal touch to celebrations. Whether it’s a birthday, wedding, or themed party, edible cake toppers are the perfect way to transform an ordinary cake into a memorable masterpiece. If you’re a fan of Liverpool Football Club or simply love creative designs, edible cake toppers can make your event extra special.

What Are Edible Cake Toppers?

Edible cake toppers are decorations made from materials like fondant, rice paper, or edible ink-printed frosting sheets. They are safe to eat and come in various shapes, colors, and designs. These toppers are easy to apply and instantly elevate the look of your cake, giving it a professional and polished appearance.

Why Choose Edible Cake Toppers?

Edible cake toppers offer a range of benefits, making them an excellent choice for cake decoration:

Customizable Designs: You can personalize them with names, messages, or themes to suit the occasion.

Easy to Use: Applying edible cake toppers is straightforward, even for beginners.

Safe for Everyone: They’re made from food-grade materials, ensuring safety for all.

Mess-Free: Unlike non-edible decorations, these toppers eliminate the need to remove decorations before serving.

Popular Occasions for Edible Cake Toppers

Birthdays: Celebrate your loved ones with toppers that reflect their interests, like superheroes, princesses, or sports themes.

Weddings: Add elegance with floral or monogrammed toppers.

Anniversaries: Celebrate milestones with romantic and intricate designs.

Sports Events: Liverpool cake toppers are a hit for die-hard fans, adding a touch of team spirit to any gathering.

Liverpool Cake Toppers: A Fan’s Delight

Liverpool cake toppers are a dream come true for football enthusiasts. Whether it’s a birthday party, game-day celebration, or a victory party, these toppers bring your love for the club to life. Designs often include the Liverpool crest, iconic players, or slogans like “You’ll Never Walk Alone.”

Here’s why Liverpool cake toppers are a fantastic choice:

Celebrate Team Spirit: Showcase your loyalty and enthusiasm for the team.

Perfect for All Ages: Both kids and adults who are fans of Liverpool will appreciate the thoughtful design.

Memorable Moments: Create unforgettable memories with a themed cake that stands out.

How to Use Edible Cake Toppers

Applying edible cake toppers is easy and stress-free. Follow these simple steps:

Choose the Right Cake Base: Ensure the surface is smooth, such as fondant or buttercream.

Prepare the Topper: If using a frosting sheet, carefully peel it from the backing.

Apply the Topper: Place it gently on the cake’s surface and smooth out any bubbles with a clean, dry hand.

Add Finishing Touches: Decorate around the topper with piped frosting or edible glitter for a polished look.

Tips for Choosing the Perfect Cake Topper

Match the Theme: Select designs that complement the overall theme of the event.

Consider the Size: Ensure the topper fits the size of your cake for balanced aesthetics.

Quality Matters: Opt for high-quality toppers from trusted suppliers for vibrant colors and durability.

Plan Ahead: Order your toppers early to avoid last-minute stress.

DIY Edible Cake Toppers

If you love a hands-on approach, making your own edible cake toppers can be a fun activity. Here’s a simple guide:

Materials Needed: Fondant, food coloring, cookie cutters, and edible pens.

Design and Cut: Roll out the fondant and cut shapes using cookie cutters or freehand designs.

Decorate: Use edible pens or brushes to add details.

Let Dry: Allow the toppers to dry before placing them on the cake.

Where to Buy Edible Cake Toppers

You can find edible cake toppers online or at specialty baking stores. Look for retailers offering a wide range of designs, including custom options. For Liverpool fans, some suppliers specialize in sports-themed toppers, ensuring you get high-quality, licensed designs.

Caring for Your Edible Cake Toppers

To maintain the quality of your edible cake toppers:

Store Properly: Keep them in a cool, dry place to prevent melting or fading.

Handle with Care: Avoid touching the design to prevent smudging.

Use Freshly: Apply them close to the time of the event for the best results.

Conclusion

Edible cake toppers are a creative and easy way to make your cakes stand out. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or expressing your love for Liverpool, these toppers bring joy and personality to your desserts. Explore the endless possibilities of customization, and let your cakes tell a story that everyone will remember.

[bloomandbutterbakery]

[rafeslittlepup]

mrs. cameron

that’s what he calls you the moment you walk out of the bridal suite, veil still clipped delicately into your half-up hair, brigitte bardot lashes, baby pink gloss, you’re clutching your mini bouquet like it’s a prop. there’s a bow tied around your wrist.

and the dress is a dream. white lace, vintage-inspired, barely brushing the floor because you “didn’t want to trip,” but everyone knows it’s because rafe likes seeing your ankles. there’s a tiny rosette at the bust.

the ceremony takes place at your family’s estate. it was the kind with an overgrown rose garden and a marble fountain. the guests are all wearing pastels and sweating silently in the carolina sun. but when you appear, the crowd goes quiet. people genuinely tear up. maybe barry mutters “this is fucking psycho” and topper just agrees, but he’s taking pictures anyway.

rafe looks like he’s either going to cry or punch someone. when you get to the altar, he whispers, “you look so fuckin’ pretty.” you giggle, your cheeks blushing like it was the first time he complimented you.

the vows are deranged. you cry halfway through yours, clutching rafe’s hand like you’ll faint at any moment. “you’re my person. even when you’re terrible.” you say, and he just stares at her and smiles

the kiss is way too long. wheezie covers her eyes. sarah pretends to gag. kelce howls

don’t even het me started on the reception. pink champagne tower. four-tier vanilla cake with edible pearls and sugar bows.

your heels are off by 9PM and you’re dancing barefoot to “be my baby”. and rafe is following you around like a dog. never letting go off your hand.

and later that night, when you’re both drunk and sunk into a velvet couch at the afterparty, you lean into rafe and whisper, “we should do this every year…”

he just stares at you, eyes wild and half-lidded and definitely full of love. “i’d marry you every damn day.”

[blessyoursweet-art]

[palismen-charms]

Food/Potion Ingredients in The Owl House - Part 1

I started collecting screenshots from the wiki a long time ago due to a combination of a lowkey fascination of fun/official fandom(?) cookbooks, some food descriptions in a couple of fianightshade's fics, along with seeing other people bring up a thing or two here and there. However I got distracted and never went through all the episodes... I saw findmeinthefallair's post about making a cookbook zine and figured I should just go ahead and post what I have, only collect one or two more that I know I don't have that are relevant.

Originally just food, but then I realized I had no real idea if some of this stuff was food or potion stuff, or non-edible, etc.

Intro: Apple Blood and King's Breakfast

While we see a few things in the background before this, the first time the the show really brings attention to food is in the second episode, where Eda introduces Apple Blood while King eats...I guess cheese covered eyeballs? It's been a while since I've seen the episode, I've seen it called macaroni, thought it might be scrambled eggs, but now it just looks like cheese.

Throughout the show Apple Blood is shown in alcoholic (STRONGLY implied) and non-alcoholic varieties.

Similar to the Human Realm

Some things, especially after being prepared, look very similar to typical things found irl, however not everything is the same. Like the eggs that look like pumpkins or scarrots, carrots with eyes.

In Covention we have some name puns (Sin-A-Bun/Cinnabun, they also sell charms); large utensils, mysterious utensils (or are they food???); first showing of Hex Mix (trail/snack mix); spooky cupcakes, note the cherry sized eyeball topper on one, and even if it's only a depiction I also wouldn't be surprised if a cupcake came to life here.

In Really Small Problems we have what appears to be a whole roasted chicken and rotten candy, which is apparent separate from cotton candy, not just a name given the cotton candy sign in the background as the next part of the sign is gut cake.

Later in Hunting Palismen we see another depiction of the demon chicken as "Demon Wings" (hot wings), though they're depicted as legs.

Huh, a lot of onion ring brands have this color packaging. Originally I was a little confused, but then I was reminded of onion ring chips. (Which are usually yellow, not brown)

Oh apparently I didn't pay attention and thought this was cereal based on the overall look of the box, nah, too big, and pretty clearly spelled out, just plain crackers.

Also I think maybe some human realm introduced stuff might be regional, they make a few scattered references to donuts it's hard to believe they forgot completely, or maybe considering I think the person who made the comment about not knowing is one of the demon hunters maybe she traveled to much to notice or only sold in slightly more expensive areas, idk. Or Maybe it's just a joke. I think I once saw a post that suggested that maybe instead of banana peels they were plantains. And TIL there are more than just those even.

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Ok, pretty close to the image limit and it's late, I'll fix anything I messed up/forgot for this post later and either reblog or make a separate post with the rest of what I have.

[scribbledsharks]

MW Curly’s Birthday Cake Sculpture!!

Anyone else think the birthday cake looked delicious?? Cake sculpture based off of the one in Curly’s birthday scene. (Not edible - It’s made of dry wall) Cake toppers are drawn by me!

[zexainias-doodles]

The Amazing Digital Circus inspired Cake

I decorated a cake with TADC motifs ☺️ I'm proud of how it turned out, considering I only used frosting and edible image strips for the checkered top. The polka dot part in the middle will have a cake topper put on it.

[specialtycakes]

Teddy Bear birthday baptism cake.

[theworldoffostering]

The cake that has been stressing me the heck out for the past week. It looks super simple, but for real took me hours and hours and hours. The toppers are edible and I had to have someone print them for me and then back them with fondant and put skewers into them. It sounds easy. I think it is easy, but it took me at least an hour to do the three on top.

[bloomandbutterbakery]

[revelingrexan]

:D

MADE SOME THINGSSS

if you want to use them as actual cake topper images or other decoration, you have my full permission to! that's why i made them! (i'd love if you tagged or messaged me if you do!)

if you do want to use these for cakes, i also made several other versions and have notes under the cut

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OKAY SO FIRST OFF I'M NOT AN EXPERT ON PRINTING STUFF. the (very) short version is, purples and pinks don't show up well in the most common printing method, and that "most common printing method" is used in edible printing, like what's used for cupcakes and cakes

(most printing uses a color model called "CMYK," if you want to look it up)

so!! maybe you can use the images above the cut and it'll be fine, or maybe you need to give the printers these versions. these colors were picked because it lets the images turn out like the ones above the cut, NOT how they're shown here:

i'll find out if giving the printers either version works or what in a few months, and i'll update this section then (or sooner if someone fills me in), since i'm planning on getting myself a Lucifer ducky cake for my birthday :3

i'm including versions with circles because many cake designs are circular -- including the one Lucifer used in-show lol and what i plan to print -- and the circle is placed relative to where i intended the image to crop and how i intended its composition. (if you'd like the circle to be placed a bit different, you can do so using the square version)

i included a bunch of variations where Lucifer's not holding anything, if you want to add a number for someone's age for a birthday cake or your own object or some phrase or whatever you please

again, idk how printing works, so i might swap these out for the more vibrant versions depending on what i eventually learn. i'm just prioritizing these less bright versions basically so everyone remembers these are the intended / expected colors

AND A LAST TOTALLY UNRELATED NOTE:

if anyone wants to take a crack at making the image as show-accurate as possible, BE MY GUEST. SHORT VERSION IS, I DID A GOOF WHEN TAKING THE BASE IMAGE OUT OF PERSPECTIVE, SO IT CAN'T BE CROPPED TO LOOK HOW IT DOES ON THE CAKE LUCIFER CANONICALLY USES, WHAT WITH LUCIFER'S HAT AND ALASTOR'S EARS GETTING CROPPED OUT

(i wanted to make a "complete Lucifer hat and complete Alastor" version as well as a cropped version for the pedants [affectionate] out there. but the second version didn't work out when the time came 😔)

it'll probably take some artist's license to get everything to fit in a perfect circle, but here's two versions where i actually did the first step more correctly, using my program's "mesh transform" to get it circular

in the first image, Lucifer is more accurate, and Alastor is more accurate in the second, in case anyone wants to use these (no obligation; you can do your own thing if you'd prefer).

the mesh is still visible in the second image because i hadn't intended to keep the screenshot -- i just thought the mesh looked wild, so i screenshotted, but it was a lucky save since Alastor looks decent there. (it might also be preferable if you use a mesh with more points than in that screenshot)

again, some artist's license will likely be required to get them both looking good. have fun with it! i might try this project again in the future, but for now i'm done lol. (it'll probably be at least a few months or a few years if i do try again, and no guarantee that i will)

[psychedelic-charm]

The Amazing Digital Circus Recipe Ideas

1. Glitch Cupcakes

Ingredients: Vanilla or chocolate cupcakes, bright colored icing (blue, neon pink, green), edible glitter, and candy pixels (made with small square-shaped candies).

Idea: Decorate the cupcakes with digital glitch patterns using bright, pixelated colors and add some metallic or glowing effects to reflect the theme.

2. Circus Popcorn Cones

Ingredients: Freshly popped popcorn, melted chocolate (white, dark, or colored candy melts), sprinkles, edible confetti, and sugar cones.

Idea: Fill the sugar cones with the popcorn and drizzle with colorful chocolate, adding edible confetti and sprinkles to make them pop with color and circus excitement.

3. Neon Pixel Jello Bites

Ingredients: Different flavors/colors of jello, neon food coloring, and small square-shaped molds.

Idea: Make jello bites in various bright neon colors to look like digital pixels. You can layer them in a clear glass bowl to create a glowing, tech-inspired effect that resembles a digital screen.

4. Clown Cake Pops

Ingredients: Cake pop mix, candy melts in bright colors, edible metallic paint, and candy eyes.

Idea: Shape cake pops into mini robots or clown faces. Use candy melts to give them fun, whimsical colors and add metallic touches to give them a digital feel.

5. Augmented Reality Nachos

Ingredients: Tortilla chips, multicolored cheese sauces (cheddar, mozzarella dyed with food coloring), guacamole, salsa, sour cream, and digital-themed toppers (like pixelated cheese or nachos shaped like tech symbols).

Idea: Serve this with a fun twist by arranging the nachos in a digital pattern, or use nacho toppings with wild, unexpected colors that look like they’ve been “augmented” digitally.

6. Glowing Cotton Candy Drinks

Ingredients: Club soda, colorful cotton candy, and edible glow sticks or LED ice cubes.

Idea: Serve a drink with a tuft of cotton candy on top. When stirred in, it dissolves and creates a sweet, colorful drink. The glowing ice cubes or LED sticks add a futuristic, digital effect.

7. Pixelated Fruit Kabobs

Ingredients: Different types of colorful fruits like watermelon, pineapple, strawberries, and cantaloupe cut into cube shapes.

Idea: Arrange these fruit cubes on skewers to resemble pixels. You can even create patterns or images with the cubes to enhance the digital vibe.

8. Virtual Reality Pizza

Ingredients: Basic pizza dough, neon-colored toppings (dyed cheese, bright vegetables like bell peppers), and LED skewers.

Idea: Top your pizza with vibrant, digital-inspired toppings. You can even serve slices on LED-lit plates for an extra futuristic feel!

9. Pixel Pancakes

Make pancakes in different shapes and vibrant colors to represent pixels. You can use food coloring to create different shades. Stack them up and decorate with colorful fruits (blueberries, strawberries, kiwi) and whipped cream.

Ingredients: Pancake mix, food coloring, fruit, whipped cream

Directions: Make the pancake batter, divide it into separate bowls, and add different colors. Pour in pixel shapes using cookie cutters or freehand. Stack and decorate!

10. Circus Swirl Smoothie

A layered smoothie in bright, contrasting colors. Think of it as layers of different flavors stacked like a digital landscape.

Ingredients: Mango, strawberries, blueberries, yogurt, spinach, almond milk

Directions: Blend each fruit separately with a bit of yogurt and almond milk, then layer them carefully in a glass for a striped, rainbow effect.

11.Neon Popcorn

Regular popcorn with an exciting twist! Coat popcorn with neon-colored candy melts or edible glitter for a fun snack that feels like it’s straight out of a digital circus.

Ingredients: Popcorn, candy melts (neon colors), edible glitter

Directions: Melt candy melts, toss popcorn, and coat. Add edible glitter for an extra pop!

12. Digital Circuit Board Cookies

Sugar cookies shaped and decorated to resemble circuit boards or digital screens. Use royal icing to draw out "wires" and "chips."

Ingredients: Sugar cookie dough, royal icing, food coloring, edible silver dust

Directions: Bake the cookies in square or rectangular shapes, then decorate with green icing to mimic a circuit board. Use darker icing to draw connections and sprinkle edible dust for a high-tech look.

13. Binary Byte Brownies

These brownies are divided into tiny squares (like pixels) and decorated with a binary pattern using white and dark chocolate.

Ingredients: Brownie mix, white chocolate, dark chocolate

Directions: Bake a sheet of brownies and once cooled, cut into small squares. Decorate each square with melted white or dark chocolate to represent binary code (1s and 0s).

14. Digital Rainbow Donuts

Idea: Brightly colored donuts with a rainbow glaze, giving them a surreal, otherworldly appearance.

Ingredients: Donut batter, rainbow icing (made with white icing and food coloring), sprinkles.

Decoration: Dip the donuts into colorful glazes, using swirling patterns or separate rainbow layers for an electric circus feel.

[sweethoneyrose83]

The Amazing Digital Circus Recipe Ideas

1. Glitch Cupcakes

Ingredients: Vanilla or chocolate cupcakes, bright colored icing (blue, neon pink, green), edible glitter, and candy pixels (made with small square-shaped candies).

Idea: Decorate the cupcakes with digital glitch patterns using bright, pixelated colors and add some metallic or glowing effects to reflect the theme.

2. Circus Popcorn Cones

Ingredients: Freshly popped popcorn, melted chocolate (white, dark, or colored candy melts), sprinkles, edible confetti, and sugar cones.

Idea: Fill the sugar cones with the popcorn and drizzle with colorful chocolate, adding edible confetti and sprinkles to make them pop with color and circus excitement.

3. Neon Pixel Jello Bites

Ingredients: Different flavors/colors of jello, neon food coloring, and small square-shaped molds.

Idea: Make jello bites in various bright neon colors to look like digital pixels. You can layer them in a clear glass bowl to create a glowing, tech-inspired effect that resembles a digital screen.

4. Clown Cake Pops

Ingredients: Cake pop mix, candy melts in bright colors, edible metallic paint, and candy eyes.

Idea: Shape cake pops into mini robots or clown faces. Use candy melts to give them fun, whimsical colors and add metallic touches to give them a digital feel.

5. Augmented Reality Nachos

Ingredients: Tortilla chips, multicolored cheese sauces (cheddar, mozzarella dyed with food coloring), guacamole, salsa, sour cream, and digital-themed toppers (like pixelated cheese or nachos shaped like tech symbols).

Idea: Serve this with a fun twist by arranging the nachos in a digital pattern, or use nacho toppings with wild, unexpected colors that look like they’ve been “augmented” digitally.

6. Glowing Cotton Candy Drinks

Ingredients: Club soda, colorful cotton candy, and edible glow sticks or LED ice cubes.

Idea: Serve a drink with a tuft of cotton candy on top. When stirred in, it dissolves and creates a sweet, colorful drink. The glowing ice cubes or LED sticks add a futuristic, digital effect.

7. Pixelated Fruit Kabobs

Ingredients: Different types of colorful fruits like watermelon, pineapple, strawberries, and cantaloupe cut into cube shapes.

Idea: Arrange these fruit cubes on skewers to resemble pixels. You can even create patterns or images with the cubes to enhance the digital vibe.

8. Virtual Reality Pizza

Ingredients: Basic pizza dough, neon-colored toppings (dyed cheese, bright vegetables like bell peppers), and LED skewers.

Idea: Top your pizza with vibrant, digital-inspired toppings. You can even serve slices on LED-lit plates for an extra futuristic feel!

9. Pixel Pancakes

Make pancakes in different shapes and vibrant colors to represent pixels. You can use food coloring to create different shades. Stack them up and decorate with colorful fruits (blueberries, strawberries, kiwi) and whipped cream.

Ingredients: Pancake mix, food coloring, fruit, whipped cream

Directions: Make the pancake batter, divide it into separate bowls, and add different colors. Pour in pixel shapes using cookie cutters or freehand. Stack and decorate!

10. Circus Swirl Smoothie

A layered smoothie in bright, contrasting colors. Think of it as layers of different flavors stacked like a digital landscape.

Ingredients: Mango, strawberries, blueberries, yogurt, spinach, almond milk

Directions: Blend each fruit separately with a bit of yogurt and almond milk, then layer them carefully in a glass for a striped, rainbow effect.

11.Neon Popcorn

Regular popcorn with an exciting twist! Coat popcorn with neon-colored candy melts or edible glitter for a fun snack that feels like it’s straight out of a digital circus.

Ingredients: Popcorn, candy melts (neon colors), edible glitter

Directions: Melt candy melts, toss popcorn, and coat. Add edible glitter for an extra pop!

12. Digital Circuit Board Cookies

Sugar cookies shaped and decorated to resemble circuit boards or digital screens. Use royal icing to draw out "wires" and "chips."

Ingredients: Sugar cookie dough, royal icing, food coloring, edible silver dust

Directions: Bake the cookies in square or rectangular shapes, then decorate with green icing to mimic a circuit board. Use darker icing to draw connections and sprinkle edible dust for a high-tech look.

13. Binary Byte Brownies

These brownies are divided into tiny squares (like pixels) and decorated with a binary pattern using white and dark chocolate.

Ingredients: Brownie mix, white chocolate, dark chocolate

Directions: Bake a sheet of brownies and once cooled, cut into small squares. Decorate each square with melted white or dark chocolate to represent binary code (1s and 0s).

14. Digital Rainbow Donuts

Idea: Brightly colored donuts with a rainbow glaze, giving them a surreal, otherworldly appearance.

Ingredients: Donut batter, rainbow icing (made with white icing and food coloring), sprinkles.

Decoration: Dip the donuts into colorful glazes, using swirling patterns or separate rainbow layers for an electric circus feel.

[setokaibasbeloved]

Happy Birthday to my #1 duelist in the world, Seto Kaiba! It's now the 25th October according to Japanese time, meaning his birthday celebrations have officially started! I always like to join the celebrations early, because it always makes me so happy to see people celebrate him! I'm going to share my main birthday post for him tomorrow! I'm so excited to show you all what I have prepared! I worked so hard this year for him💙Last year I promised that I'll finally get him a cake and this year I finally fulfilled it!🎂🩵I don't have a proper kitchen so I sadly couldn't bake a cake for him myself, instead I got him my favorite, a Black Forest gateau! My handwriting isn't the best, but I still wanted to make it more personal so I designed this cute edible cake topper for him!💙