No-Bake Daffodil Cake

  2.1 – 20 reviews  • Easy Baking
Level: Easy
Total: 30 min
Prep: 30 min
Yield: 8 servings
Level: Easy
Total: 30 min
Prep: 30 min
Yield: 8 servings

Ingredients

  1. 1 bakery-bought half-sheet cake, frosted yellow
  2. 1 bakery-bought 8-inch round single or layer cake, frosted white
  3. 9 bakery-bought cupcakes with white and yellow frosting
  4. 12 daffodil decorated cookies
  5. 2 tubes writing frosting

Instructions

  1. Place round cake in the center of sheet cake. Place 4 cupcakes on the top of the layer cake so that they touch in the center; then add 1 more cupcake on top of the 4 cupcakes. Place the 4 remaining cupcakes on the corners of the sheet cake. Decorate with cookies around cakes pressing gently into frosting and/or inserted into the cupcakes.

Reviews

Sean Kennedy
I guess no one at food network knows what the word “recipe” means.. Sad, really.
Nicholas Fisher
Substituted tulips for daffodils, turned out awful.
Margaret Noble
Semi-Homemade? This isn’t even REMOTELY homemade! Everything on the ingredient list is “store-bought” or “bakery-bought”… How does Food Network stand behind this?

We’re on to you, FN…

“Her trademark 70/30 philosophy combines 70% ready-made products with 30% fresh ingredients.”

So… where is the 30%?

Rhonda Li
No actual baking involved this is not a recipe.
Gregory Coleman
It’s pointless to say this cake is delicious because NONE OF IT IS MADE BY YOU! It’s entirely dependant on where you buy the cakes to stack on top of eachother and pretend your a “chef”. If I went to Macdonalds and bought a cheeseburger and a big mac and smushed them together thats not a “recipe” by any stretch, and neither is this joke of a cake.
Kristina Hart
This is the best recipe and the cake turned out moist and delicious. Everyone wanted to learn my secret.
Jacqueline Kim
I was shocked they call this a recipe. Semi-homemade should still have the “homemade” aspect – and that needs to go beyond construction of the final project.
Jennifer Ward
Apparently Angelina Jolie made this for Maddox birthday. It just goes to show you that you can switch up the theme and get it to be for any occasion.
Ashley Green
Seriously, if you are going to spend this much money on a birthday cake, why not pay a bakery or private baker to do the work for you and actually make something that is cohesive?? And it’s assuming an awful lot to think anyone can walk into a bakery and get yellow and white iced cupcakes, an unfrosted sheet and round cake, AND daffodil cookies!!!

And tubs of fake frosting?? GROSS!!! Even the “Cake Doctor” says to take the effort and make a simple buttercream to frost that boxed cake. How hard is it to dump some butter and powdered sugar, a little vanilla, in a bowl and beat it for a couple of minutes, if you are actually going to bother FROSTING the cake anyway??

I can’t believe she actually has her own show.
Brian Whitehead
This “recipe” is a waste of space. This is not a recipe and where in the world are you going to find daffodil cookies. Please. Can I get -stars.

 

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