Ideas For Graduate Cake

Decorating By Jocmom Updated 24 May 2009 , 3:11pm by Jocmom

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Jocmom Posted 23 May 2009 , 8:21pm
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My youngest son is graduating from high school in a couple weeks. I'm trying to think of a good cake design for his graduation open house.

He loves cars, so I thought about using the Wilton "cruiser" cake pan, and could put that cake on top of a sheet cake. He and his friends are always tinkering with cars, so I might even prop the car cake up and have legs sticking out from under the car. I even have chocolate molds that are shapped like tools that I could add, but I'm lost as to how I can make this all tie in to his graduation.

Any thoughts?

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Jocmom Posted 23 May 2009 , 8:38pm
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No one???

Maybe I'll scrap that idea and make something traditional.

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Doug Posted 23 May 2009 , 8:44pm
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what are his after HS plans?

college?
military?

could do a variation on the "just married" car concept.

have him in car -- and it packed to overflowing and even dragging stuff behind --- for his next adventure in life.

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shelbur10 Posted 23 May 2009 , 8:44pm
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No, if he likes working on cars, this sounds great. To tie it into graduation, you could have the legs sticking out from under the car and maybe have a cap and gown and diploma lying off to the side, as if he came home from grad, tossed off his stuff and got right to work.

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Jocmom Posted 23 May 2009 , 8:48pm
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That actually sounds like something he would do. Thanks!

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Jocmom Posted 24 May 2009 , 3:11pm
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Your idea sounds good too, Doug. He wants to design cars. We live near Detroit - so the "big 3" automakers have had a great influence on his life. Because the auto industry is suffering in this economy, he's going to spend his first year of college at a local business school - getting all of the basic classes out of the way. He's attending a private college that has more focus on engineering the following year.

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