25 Pcs My Melody Cake Topper and Cupcake Toppers Set, Sanrio Birthday Party Supplies for Kawaii Themed Cake Decorations

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There’s also Hello Kitty’s boyfriend, Dear Daniel, who has hair on top of his head. Hello Kitty also has a grandma, grandpa, mom, and dad, as well as pet cats called Charmmy Kitty and Honeycute, who have more cat-like features. Conclusion

Here’s another drip cake with sprinkles, lollipops, cake popsicles, macarons, white chocolate bars, and a plastic Hello Kitty head on top. Hello Kitty has been around for so long and her simple yet aesthetically pleasing design has endeared her to generations of fans. And because of that, Hello Kitty has become a household name. So having Hello Kitty for a party and cake theme sounds sensible, not just for kids but also for grownups. And when we’re talking about Hello Kitty cakes, you can incorporate yours with modern cake trends to make it look more non-traditional and unique. This small cake has an edible image of Hello Kitty wrapped around its side. Add pink roses on top and on one side, some sprinkles, and gold candles and a topper and you’re good to go. 6. Hello Kitty Cakes Not in Your Usual Colors My Melo may have been loved instantly when she was born, however, at some point in the 1980's she lost her popularity. Thankfully Sanrio listened to her fans and showcased more of My Melody. Now, Melo-chan is more loved than ever - she’s been in the top Top 5 of Sanrio’s yearly ranking since 2020! This two-layer fondant cake has the trendy gold chocolate balls cascading from the top. And while red is a more common color for Hello Kitty cakes, the zebra stripes on the bottom layer is not.If your celebrant is a fan of Sanrio, then you can make a cake with not just Hello Kitty but also other members of the Sanrio gang. Sanrio characters are all cute and fun, and they’d make a good party crowd. Sometimes she wears different kinds of pink hoods with different ornaments, especially for special occasions. Actually her grandmother made her (originally) red hood, and although they eventually stopped the fairytale connection, she keeps it as a keepsake. This means that when you look into Hello Kitty cakes online, you’d get an overwhelmingly wide assortment of ideas. And sometimes, having too many choices can be crippling. That’s why a narrowed-down list of Hello Kitty cake ideas would come in handy.

Find the softest shade of pink and start from there. This cake has a Hello Kitty figurine on top, with meringues, marshmallows, stars, molded chocolates, a lovely ribbon, and a Happy Birthday topper. 15. Super Trendy Hello Kitty Cake My Melody's first TV appearance was in the television series Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Theater. For some unusual reason, her nose was pink and she wore a pink flower on her left. There’s even a special My Melody anime called “Onegai My Melody.” It’s full of fun, magic, and kawaii chaos! It's great tomeet up over tea and of course cake at my Market Harborough studio to discuss your ideas, wedding style and colour scheme so that together we can create a wedding cake bespoke to you. I have seen many a Hello Kitty cake in my lifetime. I have also scoured the internet for Hello Kitty cake ideas. I tend to gravitate towards cakes with fondant or gumpaste for Hello Kitty figures because they look smooth and well-polished. However, I am pretty meticulous with the gumpaste modeling, so Hello Kitty has to be done perfectly and all the other fondant or gumpaste elements have to look well-sculpted.Here’s another drip cake with Hello Kitty and her BFF in candyland. There are meringues, buttercream swirls, sprinkles, a paper pinwheel, heart-molded chocolates, and a marshmallow lollipop. Here’s another take on a Hello Kitty jelly cake. In here, Hello Kitty is done in jelly art. 5. Hello Kitty Wrapped Cake Now this yellow buttercream cake uses a more traditional design technique, which is piping icing on the buttercream. But the overall effect is pretty charming. 9. Hello Kitty/Sanrio Cake Among the other Sanrio characters, it’s My Melody that usually keeps Hello Kitty company on cakes. Perhaps it’s because their colors complement each other. So if you think Hello Kitty shouldn’t be alone, then My Melody is your girl. Jelly cakes are also quite a thing now, with more and more people being mesmerized by 3D gelatin art and more people trying to avoid cream and too much sugar. Gelatin art makes your jelly cake look like one of those glass paperweights, where the floral designs are created from under the jelly cake using syringes with stainless steel nozzles.

This bunny may be nearly 50 years old in human years, but she is always forever young and cute in the kawaii-sphere! Now, you might be wondering about Kuromi. Despite their contrasting personalities, Kuromi and My Melody are not sisters, though they do share a unique bond. While they might not always see eye-to-eye (which may make Kuromi seem a bit jealous at times), they definitely share some memorable moments together. Question: Why do I see cakes with so many Hello Kitty characters? Is there more than one Hello Kitty?This fan-shaped jelly art cake has the usual flowers, but with Hello Kitty in gelatin on top of it. This jelly cake may be too small to be a party cake, but you can make yours a bit bigger. Jelly cakes, however, can’t be too large since they need molds to take shape. My Melody has her own cute ride called the My Melody Road Drive in Sanrio Puroland, the kawaii amusement park in Tokyo. Simply speaking, My Melody is a white rabbit girl from Mariland (in London) with a red or pink hood that covers her ears. But why the hood? Well, the answer is simple. Her initial release was in 1975 (a year after Hello Kitty) and portrayed the iconic fairytale character Little Red Riding Hood. From starring in different Sanrio animated series to making appearances in video games, My Melody has leaped from the realm of imagination into the world of pop culture.