Toilet Paper Roll Birthday Cake

This was a fun cake to do. At first I really wasn't sure how it would turn out. In the end I thought it was hilarious.

So, I started off with an 8" two layer square vanilla base tier. The filling was raspberry mascarpone mousse. It is so good! Then I covered it using the grass tip to look like carpet with buttercream icing. I would have used the filling but I didn't drain out the seeds and they would have clogged up the tip. It wouldn't have been pretty. Instead I dyed it to match the filling as close as possible to make pink shag carpet.

For the toilet paper roll I did a 6" 3 layer cake and covered it in fondant. I added an extra piece of fondant to make it look like the paper was unraveling. On the top I added a black circle of fondant to look like the empty space from the roll. Lastly, I took a toothpick and spun the cake around to make the indentations of a "roll" of toilet paper.

The signs I made out of fondant. In the picture I was sent the signs were made out of paper but I made these the night before and had time to harden. It probably would have taken me just as long to make them out of paper anyway.

Mr. T was my delivery man for this cake out to Hampton. Which was fine by him because it meant he got to get out of the house of madness for a few hours and stop by on his way home at a 7-Eleven to get a Slurpee.

Now onto doing up all the cupcakes and cake for Grandma Joyce's big bash tomorrow.

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