Bundt Cake #99. Bundt Cake #99.
Bundt Cake #99!!!!!!
Can you believe this is Bundt Cake #99?!?! Only one more to go! I knew a long time ago that I wanted Bundt Cake #99 to be fun, happy, and a party on a plate…so, what better way than with rainbow colors!
My kids loved Bundt Cake #99. It was the perfect way to celebrate our finish line (only one more to go!).
It starts with your basic white batter…
…that we separated into 6 different bowls.
The yellow and orange batters looked so similar that we layered them on top of each other to create one layer instead of two…you might want to either just do 5 colors or use a different color than orange or yellow.
Our 5 layers in one pan, orange, pink, green, blue and purple!
While the cake was baking, we licked spoons!
Even though the bowls all tasted the same, they insisted on trying each color :).
Beautiful Bundt Cake #99
Such a fun way to close out my series.
Next up…Bundt Cake #100 on Monday, July 22!
Shopping List
1 box of white cake mix
2 small boxes of instant vanilla pudding
1/2 cup of veggie oil
1 1/4 cups of water
4 eggs
Orange (or yellow), pink (or red), blue, green and purple food coloring
1 can vanilla frosting
sprinkles
Preheat oven to 350 degrees
Grease (I use Pam) a 10 inch bundt pan
In mixing bowl, combine cake mix, puddings, oil, water and eggs with electric mixer.
Separate your batter between 5 bowls (or 6 if you want to do 6 different colors) making sure that the bowls decrease in amount of batter as you go down (so bowl #1 should have the most batter, bowl #2 a little less…all the way to bowl #5 with the least amount of batter).
Using your food coloring, color each bowl a different color. Stir well making sure to incorporate the color throughout the batter.
Taking bowl #1 (the bowl that has the most batter in it), spread that evenly across the bottom of your prepared bundt pan. Then take bowl number two and spread it across the top of the first layer, repeat this until all of your batter has been spread across…like this…
Don’t swirl them together. Leave them like this.
Bake 40-45 minutes or until toothpick inserted comes out clean.
Let cake rest on counter in pan 10 minutes. Then, invert cake onto serving plate to finish cooling.
Frost cooled cake with your store bought vanilla frosting and top with sprinkles.
Such a fun way to make a cake! Happy Bundt Cake #99 to you!
Carmen says
Love love the fun colors! Will be making it this week 🙂
Rachel says
it turned out really pretty! I'm impressed!
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Anonymous says
This looks amazing so I will give it a try! I am hooked on your key lime cupcakes….I would love to know how you came up with all of these variations? I also used to complete frost my cakes but have adapted your version which is definitely easier. I actually convince myself there is less calories in the frosting if it is only on the top!
Jaren says
So much fun! I did one of these for Easter last year. The kids love anything rainbow!
aprilparrish says
This looks yummy and so much fun for the kiddos!!!
Megan says
I was looking for a fun cake to make with my three-year-old son as he was adamant that we throw a birthday party for his Curious George. I figured, he's only three once, so why not bake a cake for his stuffed animal! I found this cake while searching online. We made it last night and it was so fun and delicious. The whole family is in love with this cake. Oh, and Curious George liked it too:)! Thanks for the delicious and easy recipe.
sammy says
My kids and I made this cake twice now. It is so much fun to make together. The first time it was absolutely delicious…we all loved it so much we decided to try it again the next week. The second time, we were not so successful! We burnt it and it stuck to the pan and crumbled into pieces when we tried to get it out. Not sure what we did wrong. We are trying it again today to bring to our cousin who is leaving for college. Hope we can get it right this time! Thanks for the fun and delicious recipe!
Becky says
I made this cake today with my kids for St. Patty's Day. We added green food coloring to the icing, and topped with rainbow sprinkles. Perfect St. Patty's Day Rainbow treat! I think we will make this one a yearly tradition. 🙂
Margarita Simonetti says
Hi! Love your recipes. I have a question about the food coloring. I am following your directions and the blue and red gives me trouble. I tried it with the red, white, and blue cake too. I can't get that true blue and red. Do you have any tips? What kind of food coloring do you use?