Multi-Color Frosting Technique

"This is more a technique than a recipe. I made this design for my daughter's birthday cake and I thought it looked really cute. You could use seasonal colors for Halloween, Christmas, etc. too."
 
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photo by Chris from Kansas photo by Chris from Kansas
photo by Chris from Kansas
Ready In:
20mins
Ingredients:
3
Serves:
15

ingredients

  • 1 (16 ounce) can vanilla frosting
  • food coloring
  • candy sprinkles
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directions

  • Divide frosting into four separate bowls.
  • Tint one bowl pink using several drops of red food coloring.
  • Repeat with green, blue and yellow food coloring and remaining frosting bowls.
  • Drop spoonfuls of frosting randomly over top of cake.
  • Starting at edges, carefully spread frosting to cover cake, being careful not to overlap colors or smear too much.
  • Cover with sprinkles.

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Reviews

  1. this is such a cute idea.. i used a flower shaped pan for a 70's groovy party theme.. though i think that a egg shaped pan for easter would be cute too... a tip for getting the frosting super smooth on top for writing.. plastic wrap and smooth with hands (or icing spreader) then pipe a border as usual.. (i used white. I tinted the icing with cool aid packets (and a few drops of water) it was like sweet tart icing.. the kids loved it! thanks Chris!
     
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