Periodic table cake
Periodically, it's my birthday! This is a great cake for all those little scientists out there.
- 1 hr 30 mins preparation
- Makes 1
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Ingredients
Equipment
- 35 centimetre x 60cm rectangular cake board
Cake
- 2 x 450g packets double unfilled sponge slabs
- 453 gram tub vanilla frosting
Decorations
- 2 x 500g packets licorice allsorts
- yellow and black writing icing
Method
Periodic table cake
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1Level cake tops. Secure 2 sponge slabs, long sides touching, on cake board. Spread tops with some of the frosting. Top with remaining cakes. Spread top and sides with frosting.
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2Using a sharp knife; cut licorice allsorts in half (You need 8 yellow, 18 orange, 23 pink and 14 green). Using picture as a guide, position coloured licorice pieces on cake to make periodic table.
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3Write element symbols onto periodic table with yellow writing icing and ‘happy birthday’ with black writing icing
Notes
You can also use ready-made coloured icing cut into squares to form the table.
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