Ah, milk and cereal. They’re a match made in heaven, and nostalgic as heck. I can remember many a Saturday morning curled up in front of the TV with a bowl of milk and cereal in hand – it was a true staple in my childhood diet. The idea of translating those flavors into a cake didn’t occur to me until a year ago, when a friend of mine was having a cereal-themed birthday party. I thought it was such a fun and playful idea for a cake, and although I didn’t start testing flavors just then, I added it to my list of future cake ideas and the dream was alive.
Fast forward to present day, I found myself wandering the cereal aisle to find the perfect flavors to finally bring my milk and cereal cake dreams to life. I decided on Froot Loops, mainly because they taste good and they’re so pretty, but this recipe can be created with just about any cereal your heart desires (we all have our favorites!). I’ve made it successfully with the wheat pieces in Lucky Charms and I’m sure just about any cereal would be tasty.
Creating the perfect milk and cereal cake recipe definitely took some trial and error. My first go-round I ended up crushing up Froot Loops by hand and folding them into the cake batter, and while the result was pretty to look at (like rainbow funfetti!) the taste was off because the cereal got super chewy after the baking process. After trying some different approaches and conducting a few blind taste tests, I’ve refined the recipe to make this milk and cereal cake taste just as heavenly as it looks.
The secrets to the taste are: using actual cereal milk in place of regular milk (made by soaking the cereal in whole milk) and also adding finely ground cereal into the cake batter instead of just crushed up cereal pieces. To keep the cake moist and fluffy I’ve also incorporated sour cream and cake flour, which I swear by for all of my vanilla-based cakes.
If you’ve seen this cake on my Instagram, you’ll also see that the design concept really helps sell the premise of the cake. Some credit has to be given to my husband on that, because he totally helped come up with the idea of creating a “milk splash” out of white chocolate for the topper! Side by side, we sketched out the concept art before I took to the kitchen to figure out how to make it happen. Don’t worry, I’ve even created a full tutorial on the white chocolate milk splash in case you want to get the look!
Milk And Cereal Cake
Ingredients
Cereal Milk
- 2 Cups whole milk
- 2 Cups Froot Loops (or cereal of your choice)
Milk And Cereal Cake
- 1 Cup finely ground Froot Loops or cereal of your choice (equals about 3 cups of whole cereal)
- 3 3/4 Cups (398g) cake flour, sifted before measuring
- 1 Tbsp baking powder
- 3/4 tsp baking soda
- 1 1/2 tsp kosher salt
- 1 1/8 Cups (254g) unsalted butter, room temperature
- 2 Cups (410g) granulated sugar
- 5 eggs, room temperature
- 1 1/2 Tbsp vanilla
- 1/2 Cup (112g) sour cream, room temperature
- 1 1/2 Cups (360ml) cereal milk, room temperature
Cereal Milk Buttercream
- 2 Cups (452g) unsalted butter, room temperature
- 7 Cups (840g) powdered sugar
- 4 Tbsp (59ml) cereal milk, room temperature
- 1 Tbsp vanilla extract
- 1/4 tsp salt, or to taste
Instructions
Make The Cereal Milk
- Pour the whole milk over cereal and let sit for 15 minutes. Strain out the cereal and reserve the milk to use in the cake and buttercream recipes.
Make The Milk And Cereal Cake
- Preheat the oven to 350˚F and prepare three 8-inch or four 6-inch cake pans by spraying the sides with cooking spray and fitting a parchment or wax paper circle to the bottom of each pan.
- In a food processor, grind up Froot Loops (or cereal of your choice) into a fine powder. Keep in mind that 1 cup of finely ground cereal equals about 3 cups of whole cereal. Place into a medium sized bowl and add the sifted cake flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. Whisk to combine and set aside.
- In the bowl of a stand mixer with the paddle attachment, cream butter for one minute on high. Scrape down the bowl and paddle and add the sugar. Cream together on high for two minutes, scraping down bowl and paddle once in between. Turn mixer to low and add the eggs, one at a time, scraping down bowl and paddle as necessary. Once all eggs are added, turn the mixer to high and beat for three minutes.
- Add vanilla and sour cream and continue mixing for one minute. Turn the mixer to low and add all of the dry ingredients at once until just combined, then add the cereal milk all at once. Scrape down the bowl and paddle once more and mix on low for about 30 seconds. Do not overmix. Pour batter into prepared pans (about ⅔ full).
- Bake for 35-45 minutes or until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean. Cool the cakes for five minutes before releasing from the pan and continuing to cool on a baking sheet or wire rack for several hours.
Make The Cereal Milk Buttercream
- In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, whip the butter until fluffy and light (almost white) in color, about 7 minutes, scraping down the bowl and paddle twice during the process. Add powdered sugar a few cups at a time and beat on medium, scraping down the bowl and paddle after each interval. Add the cereal milk, vanilla, and salt and continue to mix on medium for two minutes.
Assembly
- After torting the cake layers to the desired height, fill and frost them with cereal milk buttercream. Decorate with crushed up cereal and a white chocolate milk splash crown.
Notes
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What’s your favorite cereal? If you substituted it into this recipe I want to know how it turned out! Let me know in the comments below, I’d love to hear.
hi … the cake look very beautiful .. I have one question .. the garnish .. that looks like a milk splash .. how is done .. ? could plz share the steps for it ?? thank u
Hi Prakruthi! Thanks for your kind words about my cake 🙂 here’s the full tutorial for the white chocolate milk splash: https://sugarandsparrow.com/white-chocolate-milk-splash-tutorial/
Awesome I love this
Thanks Rolanda!
Omg this cake is so incredibly creative! Love!!
Thanks so much, Jes! It was a fun one 🙂
I plan on making a smaller, 6 inch cake instead . Should I half the recipe ?
Hi Tembra! This recipe makes enough for a three-layer 6-inch cake and then some. If you half the recipe you’d totally have enough for a two-layer 6 inch cake. Hope that helps!
Thank you! I thought it was a bigger cake for some reason. I prefer 6 inch ones anyways . Thanks !
How can I make this as a 3-layer 8-inch?
Hi Wendy! It depends on how tall you want the layers. This recipe will make three 8 inch layers as-is, each layer will be about 1 inch tall. If you’d like the layers to be taller I would 1.5 the recipe.
Thank you! I made this today with lucky charms – added a layer of the cereal marshmallows between each layer as well. Great recipe
Yay!! I’m so glad you loved the recipe and it sounds delicious with Lucky Charms!
Thank you so much for sharing your recipes! I just made this with Cap’n Crunch. It’s not as pretty as the colorful fruitloops but the flavor is MAGIC!
Hi Olivia! You are so welcome. A Cap’n Crunch flavored cake sounds INCREDIBLE! So happy it turned out well!
Do you think it would still taste alright if I made a cream cheese buttercream frosting (half butter, half cream cheese) and added the cereal milk to that? I am not a fan of traditional buttercream, but I don’t know if it will have the same taste.
I plan on using fruity pebbles and making this for my birthday next month! Thanks so much for this recipe!
Hi Callie! Although I’ve never made the cereal milk buttercream with cream cheese, I’m sure it would taste amazing. I don’t think you can ever really go wrong with cream cheese frosting, so feel free to give it a try! And happy upcoming birthday month!
my husband is a cereal connoisseur & his birthday is this month … I’ve never made a cake before, but i’m gonna try this one!!!!!
Hi Emma! I’m so excited for you to make this cake!! It’s perfect for a cereal connoisseur 🙂 Let me know how it goes!
The cereal powder was grey. I was worried yesterday! But I woke up today to discover a moist cake that isn’t altogether too awful!
I also discovered I’m no cake decorator! But thanks for the fun recipe. My husband will love it!
Hi Melly! Yeah, blending all the cereal colors together does make a grey color before you add it to the batter (unless you pick and choose which colors you blend) but I’m so happy to hear that the cake turned out! I hope your husband loves it!!
Whitney, did you pick and choose colors of cereal to blend? If so, which colors?
I discovered your blog today and subscribed after about a minute. Your cake designs are beautiful and fresh and creative, and your recipes sound enticing. I’m really looking forward to trying them. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Carol, I didn’t pick and choose the colors. When I added the cereal powder to the cake batter it didn’t turn the batter grey, it looked more like tiny bits of rainbow confetti. So excited for you to try this recipe and thanks for the kind words about my cakes!!
This cake is awesome! So very creative. I just started following you on Pinterest. I would love to make this for my (cereal-addicted) daughter’s 31st birthday next weekend. I have a couple of questions…If I wanted a 3 layer 8” or 9” cake, would a double batch be enough? Also, I’m trying to get an idea of the overall flavor of the cake. Is it very fruity tasting? Im considering doing half cereal milk and half plain milk. Any thoughts or suggestions you have would be much appreciated!
Hi Jaye! This cake will be perfect for your daughter!! To me, the cake tastes just like a bowl of milk and cereal, but not in an overpowering or overly fruity way. I tested it a bunch with different increments of cereal/cereal milk and this one is just the right amount, but I’m sure using half cereal milk and half whole milk will be totally fine! A double batch will be perfect for a three layer 8″ or 9″ cake. Let me know how you end up liking the recipe!
Thank you so much for your response! The party is on the 10th, so I will let you know how it turns out! Fingers crossed
I can’t wait to try this! Is there anyway you can help me cut down the recipe? For two 6 inch cakes instead of 3? Or would I just go with the same recipe and trim the cakes down?
I’m excited for you to try this recipe too, Caitlyn! If you do two 6 inch cakes, you could reduce all of the ingredients by 1/3 but the math starts to get complicated. I would just make the whole recipe and have a little extra batter to save yourself the math. Either way, let me know how it goes!
Making this cake tonight for my wife’s birthday tomorrow! She is an absolute cereal addict, and this will be a very nice surprise for her! Everyone wish me luck!
What a fun surprise, Sean! She’s going to love this cake!! Cheering you on and let me know how it goes 🙂
Could I do this with a 2x 9inch cake pan? I’ve looked everywhere for 6inch and can’t find one. How would I adjust baking time?
Hi Danielle! This recipe will work with two 9-inch pans. I would check the cakes at 40 minutes and see if they need more time from there 🙂
My husband LOVES froot loops and i’m thinking of making this for his birthday in a few months.
How strong is the cereal taste? Myself and other family members don’t really share his love of foot loops.
Also is cake flour a must? We don’t have that in Australia
Hi Emma! Your husband is going to love this cake! It doesn’t have an overpowering Froot Loop taste, but the flavor is definitely there. Also, the cake flour is what makes the cake extra light and fluffy, and if you substitute all purpose flour the cake will be more dense. As an alternative, I recommend making your own cake flour to use. Here’s how:
To make your own cake flour, spoon and level one cup of all-purpose flour and remove 2 Tbsp. Add 2 Tbsp of cornstarch. Repeat per the amount of cake flour you need, then sift the flour and cornstarch mixture 4 times (don’t skip that step!). After sifting, spoon and level to re-measure the amount of cake flour you need.
Fantastic thank you so much! I think i’ll do it. SO excited!! haha
I really want to try this recipe but I’m terrible at decorating. Could I do it as a sheet cake?
Hi Cali! You could totally try making this as a sheet cake! The baking time will totally depend on the depth of your sheet pan. What size is it?
I made this tonight. My milk splash was too big & my cake, too short. However, it tastes great! I will try this again and hopefully it will turn out more like the picture.
So happy you loved the taste of this cake, Susan! Practice makes perfect on the design, glad you’re gonna keep trying!
Hi, will this recipe work for cupcakes? If I made it a day or two ahead, how do I keep the cupcakes from drying out since I can’t wrap them with the liners on as you recommended for the cake layers? Thank you!
Hi Binh! You can make this recipe into cupcakes, just fill the tins no more than 2/3 full and bake at 350 degrees for 17 minutes. You can make them a day ahead, just be sure to place them on a baking sheet and cover the whole thing with plastic wrap or place them in an airtight container. Excited to see these in cupcake form!
Thank you! I made the cupcakes and split the batter to make a 5 in cake also. Both are not white with colorful sprinkles like yours. They are the color of the ground fruit loops which is like banana muffin color. They rose as expected but are not light and fluffy. Not sure what went wrong :(.
Sorry they didn’t turn out as expected, Binh! I know that fruit loops are different colors depending on what part of the world you’re in.. some are more muted and maybe that’s why you got a banana muffin color instead of more vibrant? Not really sure. There are so many things that could contribute to them not being light and fluffy, but in most cases that will happen if you didn’t use cake flour, measured the flour incorrectly (added too much), over-creamed the butter/sugar, over-beat the batter at the end, baked them for too long, etc. I hope they turn out next time!
Hello Whitney,
I am about to to make a Cap’t Crunch Peanut Butter Cereal Cake with Cream Cheese Icing. I have all the ingredients and can’t wait to get started! I’m not doing the splash tho, it wouldn’t go with the cake I’m making, lol. Wish me luck!
Hi Amanda! Cannot wait for you to try this recipe with Cap’n Crunch and Cream Cheese Icing! That sounds delicious and I can’t wait to see how it turns out. Be sure to tag me on Instagram so I can see!
Just made this using limited edition birthday cake fruit loops, it is so so good! Don’t know if I did something wrong but the recipe for me made three six inch cakes and then about 10 cupcakes. I think next time I’d shoot for 3 eight inch cakes instead. Thanks for the recipe!
So happy you loved the recipe, Alex! Haha you didn’t do anything wrong, this recipe just makes a little more than enough batter for three 6 inch layers. One of these days I’ll tweak the measurements to fit three 6-inch pans exactly.
Hello! This recipe looks so delicious! Obviously I know its super sugary, because cereal haha. But I wanted to make this recipe for my tots 2nd birthday, who as toddlers do, loves her cereal and milk. But I wanted to know if there were any slightly healthier tricks I can use, I want to keep the fun but make it just a little less sweet. Thank you, sorry if my question sounds ridiculous
Hi there! Such a fun cake for a 2nd birthday! Unfortunately there’s not much you can do besides reduce the sugar in the cake recipe by about 1/2 cup. Any more than that will alter the chemistry of the bake.
Hi Whitney! I don’t have a stand mixer or a paddle attachment. Will a hand mixer and some elbow grease do the trick? Also, I’m hoping to keep in the fridge overnight before transferring. Do you think the Froot Loops will be soggy the next day? Thanks!!
Hi Carolyn! A hand mixer will work just fine. And the Froot Loops shouldn’t be soggy after an overnight stay in the fridge, but they might be a little more stale/dry than if you were to put them on the cake day of. Hope that helps!
I made this cake this past weekend and it was pretty good. I used Lucky Charms instead of Fruit Loops and it wasn’t super cereal flavored. I’m going to try it again using Fruit Loops like you suggested and hopefully it will pack more of a cereal punch.
However, I was disappointed to see that this recipe made WAYYYY more than 3 six inch cakes. I ended up with 4 six inch layers and two muffin sized cupcakes. Why not edit the recipe to 3 8 inch layers? Or adjust the recipe to make the proper amount of better for only 3 six inch layers?
Hi Stephanie! Thanks for the feedback 🙂 This was one of my very first recipes ever and I do plan on revisiting to edit the amount of cake this makes. Hope you get more of that cereal flavor with the Froot Loops!
Absolutely love this cake! I’m going to make it for my 2 year old who is in love with cereal.
Question- where is your cake stand from?
So excited for you to make this cake recipe, Jessica! It’s one of my faves. The cake stand was gifted to me years ago and I haven’t been able to find the exact same one online, but there is a really similar one on Amazon: https://amzn.to/30WXvDD
Is this recipe really sweet? I’m worried it will be overly sweet.
Hi Rachell! When creating this recipe I intentionally reduced the sugar to counteract the sweetness of the cereal, and have never had complaints about it being overly sweet. I hope you give it a try!
I ended up mixing your recipe with one from Cake Magic! and it came out delicious! I’m wondering if you’ve ever considered using syrups on your cakes? I forgot to amend my cake recipe to add crushed cereal so ended up making a syrup with cereal infused heavy cream to make up for it. I then put the crushed cereal into the frosting (used a recipe that called for malt and added the cereal instead), which made it sweet but in a way that is making me enjoy this cake one slice at a time, instead of standing over the plate with a fork. It’s a decadent treat that’s for sure!
Hi Erin! I can see how all the extra sugar from the cereal infused syrup and crushed cereal in the frosting would make this cake extra sweet, but I’m glad you like the decadence. I’ve never really used syrup on my cakes before because they’re moist enough as-is, but maybe someday! Glad that my recipe made a good base for your milk & cereal creation 🙂
Hey, how would this recipe differ if I used boxed cake vanilla golden mix and how many boxes would I need
Hi Deven! I’ve never adapted a from-scratch recipe to be used with a box cake mix before, so I can’t say for sure how it will turn out. If you’re making the same size cake (3 8-inch layers or 4 6-inch layers) then I would use two boxes of cake mix, adding the ingredients on the box + the same amount of finely ground cereal and sour cream from this original recipe. Again, I can’t wholeheartedly recommend this since I’ve never tried it myself, but it’s worth a try if you don’t want to make this cake from scratch.
I’ve made this twice now, once with Froot Loops and once with Cinnamon Toast Crunch. It is a FANTASTIC recipe. Thank you!! It will be made for years and years. One of my favorites. I just love all the potential combinations!! Both times I did 3, 6” layers and had enough batter leftover for 5-6 cupcakes as well. Not complaining about that! Gives me some to test 🙂
So happy to hear you’re loving this recipe, Teagan! I need to try it with Cinnamon Toast Crunch now – sounds so delicious!
How many cupcakes would this recipe make? As i would only need about 25-30 cupcakes tops. Should I cut the recipe in half?
Hi there! I think this recipe will make about 40ish cupcakes. It’s a lot of batter. But if you cut the recipe in half it might not be enough, so I’d recommend keeping it as-is for that amount of cupcakes and just know that you’ll have a few extra.
Hii does the flavor change a lot if i use All purpose flower?
Hi Sofia! The flavor won’t change so much as the texture. If you use all purpose flour, the cake will end up being more dense. There is a way to make homemade cake flour using all purpose flour though! Here’s how: http://sugarandsparrow.com/homemade-cake-flour
This did not go down well. Cake was very dense and almost cornbread like. Really hoped for it to be light and airy, guessed the measurements were a bit off. Should have stuck with weight measurements instead off cup measurements.
Frosting turned out good though!
Gonna give it a second try!!! Anywhere I can get cereal milk flavoured essence/ extract in South Africa?
Oh no! So sorry it turned out dense for you. I wish I knew more of your process so I could get to the bottom of why, but maybe try the gram measurements next time and be sure that everything is room temperature, try not to overmix the batter, etc. I’ve never heard of cereal milk flavored essence or extract before, definitely not available in the US (where I’m located).
I made this cake for my six year olds birthday. I made the frosting pink and decorated it as a unicorn. My family thought I was crazy when I pulled out the cereal and food processor, but they didn’t after they tried this cake! It was delicious!!! I used lucky charms and the little marshmallows from the cereal made a funfetti look within the cake. It was really cute and worked with the colorful unicorn theme. Everyone, myself included, loved the flavor. I was excited to make a cake flavor other than chocolate and vanilla and this was perfect! Thank you for the recipe!!
Yay, Elizabeth! That makes me so happy to hear that the recipe was such a hit. Happy birthday to your kiddo!!
Hi, gonna make this cake today. Any tips on getting the fruit loops to stick to the side of the cake ? Thank you
Hi Tamara! Apply the Froot Loops right after you frost the cake, when the frosting is still slightly wet to the touch. That’s the trick!
Just made this and it’s moist, delicious, and was super fun to make! Thank you for the recipe and amazing instructions. Looking forward to making more of your deadly cakes!
Yay, Alexandra! I’m so happy to hear you love this recipe as much as I do!
Hi Whitney! Do you think I could cut the recipe in half to make less cake layers? How would you recommend cutting 5 eggs in half?
You certainly can half this recipe, Grace! For the eggs, use 2 whole eggs + 1 egg yolk.
Thank you for the tip! I can’t wait to try this cake!!!
Can I decorate the cake the day before it’s needed, or will the fruit loops colour bleed into the buttercream? This cake is beautiful!
Hi Shannon! The Froot Loops won’t bleed, but they will go stale if you decorate the cake a day ahead. I do recommend decorating same day for max freshness, but you can most certainly decorate a day ahead if you don’t mind that the Froot Loops aren’t as crunchy!
Do you have to use sour cream. Or can you substitute it with another ingredient
Hi Sarah! The sour cream is what makes this cake extra moist, so I consider it important in this recipe. If you’d like to substitute it though, the best sub is plain greek yogurt. Enjoy!
Hi Whitney! I’d like to make this with cocoa krispies, but I think I need to convert the yellow cake to a chocolate cake so that the chocolate flavor isn’t lost. Have you tried this? Any suggestion on how to modify the recipe.
What a fun idea, Susanne! I’ve never tried that before, but here is what I would do: use this chocolate cake recipe as a base: https://sugarandsparrow.com/chocolate-cake-recipe/ and substitute the buttermilk in the recipe with cereal milk (in this case soak 1 Cup of cereal in 1 Cup of whole milk). For the ground cereal, add 2/3 cup in with the dry ingredients of the chocolate cake. Hope that makes sense and let me know how it goes!
Hi, any idea how I make a cereal milk whipped cream instead of a buttercream?
Hi there! I’ve never made whipped cream frosting before, but I think if you soaked the cereal in whatever liquid you’re using to make the whipped cream before whipping it up it should give it more of a cereal flavor.
Is it possible to substitute the sugar for monkfruit?
Hi Erica! I’ve never tried that before, so I can’t say what the results will be. You are welcome to try it though!
Which sweetener do you think would be better? Coconut sugar, maple sugar, or monkfruit?
Hi Erica! I’ve never tried substituting with any of those ingredients before, so I can’t say for sure how this cake recipe will turn out with any of them. I would research each of them to see which is most commonly used as a sub in a cake recipe and go from there. Feel free to let me know which one you ended up using and how it turned out!
Hello, have you tried this recipe with cupcakes?
Hi Resa! This recipe works great as cupcakes! Just be sure to fill the tins no more than 2/3 full and bake at 350ºF for 15-18 minutes, until a toothpick inserted comes out clean. Enjoy!
I made this cake with cinnamon toast crunch and it was soooo delicious. Even better, it aged beautifully and was better the next day. I was worried about the buttercream being too sweet, but again it was perfect. Im making it with lucky charms for St. Paddy’s day and am hopeful it will turn out just as delicious.
Yay, Becky! I’m so happy to hear that this recipe was a hit with Cinnamon Toast Crunch! Sounds delicious and I’m gonna have to try that cereal with this recipe someday
When you made this recipe with Lucky Charms, did you grind both the wheat cereal AND marshmallows or just the wheat cereal into the fine powder? I’ve come across varying recipes, some of which separate the wheat from the marshmallow pieces, so just wanted to confirm.
Hi Theodora! I just used the wheat pieces for the cake part and used the marshmallows and wheat pieces to flavor the cereal milk. Enjoy!
Made this cake yesterday- absolutely delicious! So moist and fluffy. Did it with the fruit loops, which was great, but going to try other cereals as well. I’m also going to try this in cupcake form.
Thanks for the great recipe! Your cake was stunning, by the way!
Yay, Shelly! I’m so happy to hear that you loved this recipe as much as I do! Thanks so much for letting me know 🙂
It took me about 3 days to accomplish this as a busy mom mid pandemic when supplies are hard to get (apparently balloons aren’t essential!), but this cake tastes great. Every step was spot on. I nearly cried trying to do the splash but after a few practice runs and finding the sweet spot between too leggy and too bowl-like, I created a passable “splash”. Next time I might try dusting my greased balloon in corn starch. I also used Canadian fruit loops. Did you stick your loops on the side one by one?
Yay, Erin! So proud of you for making it happen – cakes like this one are so time consuming! I’m so happy you love the recipe and yes, aside from the bottom third of the cake where the froot loops are really concentrated I did stick them on the side one by one. This is the technique I used (shown here with sprinkled but the method is the same): https://sugarandsparrow.com/decorating-cakes-with-sprinkles/
Cute cake. I put 2 tbsp sour cream and 1/2 tsp lemon extract in the frosting. It was delicious.
Yay, Caitlin! I would have never thought to put sour cream in the frosting – I’ll have to try that sometime!
Can this be made with gluten free flour of some wort?
Hi Hilary! I’ve never tried this recipe with GF flour before, so it would definitely be an experiment. Let me know if you try it!
Gorgeous cake. I am about to decorate mine, but it won’t be served until a day and half from now. I’ve no choice but to make it ahead. Can I place the fruit loops on now? Did they bleed or go soft?
Hi Kj! The cereal might get a little stale if you decorate a day and a half ahead, but it’s mainly for decoration so I wouldn’t worry about it. They won’t bleed their colors. Enjoy!
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Please can you let me know if these are large or medium eggs? I’m in the UK so not sure what your standard is! Thanks
Hi Morwenna! I always use large eggs. Hope you love this recipe!
Would this work for cupcakes?
Hi Tracy! Yes, this recipe makes great cupcakes! Fill the tins no more than 2/3 full and bake at 350F/177C for 15-18 min, or until a toothpick inserted comes out clean.
Hi, I would love to make this cake for my son’s 8th birthday. He loves Froot Loops! My only concern is that the cereal outside of the cake might get soggy or chewy. Did the cereal pieces stay crunch for you? Please let me know. BTW, this cake is so cute and I think you are very talented!!
Hi Kim! I’m so excited for you to make this cake! The cereal pieces on the outside stayed crunchy but will start to taste stale after a day or two. If you want to keep them fresh, I recommend decorating the cake with the cereal pieces as close to the serving time as possible. They’re mainly for decoration and since the cake itself tastes so much like the cereal you won’t lose out on flavor if people choose to eat around them.
Can you sub AP flour in place of Cake flour?
Hi Keli! AP flour will make this cake more dense while cake flour gives it a softer crumb. If you can’t find cake flour, you can make a homemade version with this method: https://sugarandsparrow.com/homemade-cake-flour-recipe/