SCRABBLE CAKE
a pricey investment and both the ink refills and special icing paper aren't cheap but I have to say overall it was worth it.
Provided by Melanie Campbell @RossCampbell
Categories Cakes
Number Of Ingredients 7
Steps:
- I downloaded this image of a game board from google images, cropped it and printed it onto the A4 Edible Icing sheet. I then downloaded this image of Scrabble tiles and printed enough copies onto wafer paper to get the letters I needed. Wafer paper is cheaper than edible icing sheets and the letters don't need to be as crisp as the board. Once printed I trimmed the board print, carefully peeled off the backing and gently glued it to the top of the cake, smoothing out any air-bubbles. I then cut out the wafer paper letter tiles I needed.
- I rolled out my caramel coloured modelling paste. Using the glue I stuck the wafer letters onto the smooth surface
- When they'd dried a little bit I trimmed round them to make 3D tiles
- I arranged the tiles into the desired message and piped round the edges of the Scrabble board to cover the joins. A few extra tiles on the board add to the 3D effect and any left-over wafer letters can be glued round the side
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