How to Make a Cake Shaped Like a Motorcycle Tire
Themed cakes are a great addition to any themed party. Making the cake yourself, of course, is much less expensive than having it professionally made at a bakery. While making a motorcycle cake may be too much for a novice baker, a motorcycle tire is an easy themed cake project.
Things You'll Need
- Round cake pan
- Picture of motorcycle tire
- Oven
- Cake mix
- Eggs
- Vegetable oil
- Bowl
- Spoon
- Gray frosting
- Black frosting
- Black piping gel
- White piping gel
- Timer
- Toothpick
- Serving plate
- Cooling rack
- Flour
- Spatula
- Butter knife
- Mellon baller
Making a Cake Shaped Like a Motorcycle Tire
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Mix your cake batter according to the directions on the cake mix box. Most cake mixes call for 2 eggs and a small amount of vegetable oil.
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Coat a round cake pan with flour to prevent the cake from sticking, and then pour your cake mix into the pan.
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Bake the cake according to the directions on the box, and test it with a toothpick to make sure it is done before placing it upside down on the cooling rack to cool. You should stick the toothpick in the middle of the cake--if it comes out clean, then the cake is done, if cake sticks to the toothpick, then it needs more time.
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Transfer the cake from the cooling rack to the serving plate.
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Using your melon baller, carve out the middle of the cake, leaving an island in the very middle. This is to give the cake the shape of a motorcycle tire. Reference the picture linked in the resources section to get the right shape. The result should be a round wall around the edge of the cake, a moat, and then an island in the center of the cake that's the same height as the wall.
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Frost the outside wall of the cake with your spatula and black frosting, and the inside of the cake with the gray frosting.
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Draw spokes and bolts in the appropriate places in the center of the cake with the black piping gel, again using the picture as a reference.
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Write your message or the brand of the tire on the black part of the cake using your white piping gel.
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Draw treads into the tire part of the cake using a butter knife.
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