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CREATIVE KIT KAT CAKE IDEAS FULL

Adding candy was a very quick and easy way to make a normal cake a lot more fun and personalized. We were happy with how the cake turned out. We then used the Whoppers as a cake topper to spell out “22” on Jenn’s cake. We added a couple of rings of Whoppers to the outside rim of the top of the cake (so they were sitting just inside the Kit Kats). but we had a ton of Whoppers left, so we got a little creative. Then we added the Kit Kats, standing vertically, around the outside of the cake.

Now you’re ready to decorate! We started with a ring of Whoppers around the bottom of the cake.

Make this DIY Nerf target cake with a box cake mix can frosting Kit Kat candy bars M and M’s and Nerf Dart. Use the chocolate frosting to stack the layers and frost the cake. This is a DIY Nerf cake made with fondant and the cupcakes were homemade with Nutella in the center.

CREATIVE KIT KAT CAKE IDEAS FULL

We used a chocolate cake mix, a tub of chocolate frosting, a box of Whoppers and a full bag of Kit Kat miniatures.īake the cake according to the package directions in two round cake pans. Read on to see how it turned out!įirst, we gathered our ingredients. We decided to make Jenn a cake involving Kit Kats and Whoppers. They were cute, seemed simple, gave us an excuse to eat both cake and candy, and were also super customizable. So to Pinterest we went! We found several birthday cakes decorated with different candies that inspired us. This is for a couple of reasons: first, she’s one of our very best friends (awwwww), and second, her 21st birthday was a little… *ahem*… “rough” for everyone involved and we wanted her 22nd to be stellar to make up for it! We almost always bake for birthdays, but for Jenn we really wanted to do something Pinterest-worthy. Or at least our friend Jenn is- she turned 22 recently and as per our usual custom, we wanted to make her some sort of delicious treat to celebrate. Chill for at least an hour, then serve.We don’t know about you, but we’re feeling 22!!!

To finish cake, sprinkle remaining Kit Kat pieces on top.

Repeat process with second layer, lining up the first piece with one of the Kit Kat sticks in the bottom row. The final piece may take a bit of gently wiggling to set in place, but it makes for a nice tight fit and perfect alignment. Continue by adding remaining sticks (30 in all) as tightly together as possible. Begin decorating by setting one Kit Kat stick in place, vertically, with the bottom off the stick flush with the bottom of the plate. It's easier to decorate on the final plate, rather than decorating, then transferring. The outer frosting should be thin for the same reason of flavor, but also so the Kit Kat bars have a firm surface on which to stick. Because the cake is so high, thick frosting in-between layers can lead to instability and can throw off the ratio of cake-to-frosting, disrupting the balance of flavors. The outer frosting (as well as the layers in-between) should be thin. Continue to alternate cake layers and frosting, ending with a "bottom piece", cut side down, so that the top of the cake is smooth.

Spread a thin layer of frosting on the smooth side of a "bottom piece" of cake.Sprinkle frosting with some chopped Kit Kat pieces. Place one layer (a "bottom piece") of cake evenly on top of the board (cut side up). Spread a thin layer of chocolate frosting on the cake board.Each cake will yield a "top piece" which has two cut surfaces, and a "bottom piece" which has one cut surface and one smooth surface (the part that touched the bottom of the pan while baking). Then, divide each cake into two equal layers. Using a cake leveler or sharp knife, remove the rounded tops from all three 6" cakes.You will need 60 nice looking pieces to adorn the cake. Unwrap the Kit Kat bars and divide into individual sticks.