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Daughter's Gfcf Birthday Cake

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zarfkitty Explorer
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Daughter wanted a video game themed party for family only. She's turning 8 on Monday. Since the "cool" aunt & uncle are bringing their Nintendo Wii to share, I made a Wii controller for the cake. I'm soooooooooooooooo excited about it!!

Cake is Pamela's Luscious Chocolate, baked in 9 x 13 pan, torted lengthwise, filled and iced with homemade "buttercream" icing (really just shortening, powdered sugar, vanilla, and butter flavor).

My daughter's name is River, but I spelled it Riiver and gave it a TM symbol for Wii theme.

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cake by itself

River with cake

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Mickide Apprentice
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Very cool! ! Hope she has a great birthday! My daughter's first bday is in 2 weeks and have no idea how to tackle a gluten-free cake!

jerseyangel Proficient
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River is just adorable--and the cake turned out great :D

Hope she has a great birthday!

Cheri A Contributor
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Very neat cake!! River looks ready to eat it! :) I hope she has a great birthday!!

We have a Wii and love it!!

Cake is one thing that has eluded me.

loraleena Contributor
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Cool cake. Guess what my son is named River!! Good taste in names.

cruelshoes Enthusiast
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What a great cake! You are very creative. Bet it tasted great too. :)

zarfkitty Explorer
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Thanks everyone!

The cake was divine, actually. We hadn't done a Pamela's mix before and it turned out totally scrumptous. It was also a very "workable" cake as far as torting, filling, layering, etc. I highly recommend!

There isn't any cake left, either, and only River and I were in need of the special recipe. All other family guests were gluten-eaters. Yay Pamela's Luscious Chocolate Cake!

:lol:

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zarfkitty Explorer
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Cool cake. Guess what my son is named River!! Good taste in names.

How cool is that??!?!

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