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Frozen Cake

With Frozen 2 hitting the theaters recently, I thought I'd post pics of the Frozen cake I made a few years ago. It was labor-intensive & pricey, but one of the coolest cakes I've done to date.


Decorating Supplies:
Isomalt
Food Coloring
Candy Thermometer
Snowflake Mold
Gem Mold
Silicone Mat
Cake Topper/Toy
Silicone Baking Mat (for Letters & Numbers)
Hexagon Cake Pans



Tutorials
Isomelt & Jewel Tutorial

Isomalt Shard Tutorial

Isomalt Letters Tutorial
To get custom letters and numbers out of Isomalt, I chose a font I liked and printed the name and numbers from my computer. After I cut out the letters and numbers from the paper, I used an x-acto knife and cut into a Silicone Baking Mat to create a custom mold.


Once I poured Isomalt into the molds and the letters cooled, I dropped a dot of Isomalt on the base of each letter and attached a toothpick.




"Some people are worth melting for" -Olaf


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