"Whimsical Practicality Disney Frozen Olaf, Anna, and Elsa Edible Icing Image Cake Decoration Topper fit 8 inch cake or larger

Very cute and easy to use. Didn’t really notice a flavor from it when eating it on the cake so that was nice. Color was a little off but that’s not a complaint, just an observation. Their faces had a bit of a red hue to it but not much. This is on a half sheet cake (13x18)

This was super cute and had great quality printing! I used it for my 4-year-old’s birthday cake, and it looked amazing. I did have to trim it a little to fit, but that was easy enough. Even on an ice cream cake, it held up like a champ and added the perfect touch to the celebration.Highly recommend if you want to impress your little one without the budget for a professionally decorated cake or a possible (and in my case, inevitable) Pinterest fail!

I really liked it, as I wanted. I baked the cake myself for my daughter's birthday. Everyone liked it ,print like in cartoon, and very convenient to use for homemade birthday cake, looks like store bought cake.

My granddaughter loved this on her birthday cake!It was easy to apply. And they ate it.Personally, I thought it was over priced.

This was a great alternative for people who waited too last minute to have a cake made with a toddler who insists on having Elsa everything. It came quickly and in one piece. Instructions were clear and worked great after putting it in the freezer for a few minutes. Peeled right off! Toddler was happy and no one knew otherwise.

This was ok because I mistakenly ordered an image last minute. It's clear enough, but ai wouldn't order again because the quality is not as clear as depicted in the product photos. It does fit well on an 8 inch round cake. For the price, I've ordered from other vendors and gotten way better quality. Again, it will come promptly, but just know what you're getting!!

As advertised. I ordered an 8-inch round. The round was placed on top of a fondant-covered 8-9" round cake. The instructions included with the image were easy to follow. I brushed the top of the cake with just a little water using a small paintbrush. The image was in the freezer exactly two minutes. I had the cake prepared and a spot on the counter with paper towels just in case I needed to set the image down after removing it from the backing but before placing it on the cake. I removed the plastic sleeve before placing the image in the freezer. The image peeled right off the backing and I was able to handle it so that it sagged a little in the middle within seconds - the instructions say to apply from the center of the image out and that worked perfectly.