How do you make a Planet Cake?

For Neptune, place medium cake ball (without sprinkles) on eighth and final licorice lace. Cut yellow fruit chew into triangles with kitchen scissors; place around yellow "Sun". Roll remaining cake and frosting mixture into balls; dip into remaining nonpareils. Serve extra "planets"on side of cake or add lollipop sticks to make planet cake pops.

How do you make a star-filled Galaxy cake?

Just a few drops of black gel added to about ½ cup of vanilla buttercream and you’re good to go! To really enhance the look of a star-filled galaxy, I splatter painted the cake with diluted vanilla buttercream, added these gorgeous Silver Edible Glitter Stars, and topped it all off with a few clusters of these Silver Sprinkles.

How do you make a glitter star cake?

Dip your food grade paintbrush into the diluted buttercream and splatter paint it all over the cake to create the look of stars. Finally, add some Glitter Stars wherever your heart desires in your galaxy. It’s best to place a few on your finger and gently press them onto the cake.

What colors do you use to make a galaxy cake?

This Galaxy Cake all starts with a watercolor buttercream technique in a spacey colored palette: pink, blue, purple, and black. I used the Wilton Color Right Food Coloring System for each of the colors, and found it really easy to make a pitch black buttercream with the concentrated gel.

How do you add silver sprinkles to a galaxy cake?

It’s best to place a few on your finger and gently press them onto the cake. Use that same technique to add some clusters of Silver Sprinkles to your galaxy cake. Simply dip your finger into the sprinkles to get a nice finger-full, then gently press them onto the cake. And there you have it!

How do you make violet cake batter?

Separately make cake batters as directed on cake mix box. Tint 1 batter with blue food color and other with violet food color. Divide violet cake batter between 2 round pans; divide blue batter between remaining 9-inch pan and loaf pan.