How to Make a Princess Number Cake

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Your little princess will love this personalized Crowned in Glory Princess Cake. Decorated with colourful sprinkles and crowns, this birthday cake is sure to please royalty of all ages. Speaking of, this cake is made with the Countless Celebrations Cake Tin Set, allowing you to create this cake for princesses (or princes!) of any age! Tutorial by Wilton.

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Wilton 12-Inch Disposable Decorating Bags 24 Pack

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Renshaw White Royal Icing 400g

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Wilton Countless Celebrations Letter and Number Cake Pan Set

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How to make

Step 1

Bake sponge. Use instructions in tin packaging to form “5”. Bake and cool sponge. Remove from tin. Use edge of insert or knife to trim corners, diagonally across 2 squares on each corner to achieve the '5' shape as per the instruction diagram.

Step 2

Colour your icing using a small amount of food colour paste, to create four different colours. Transfer to four disposable piping bags prepared with tip 3. 3. Using palette knife and white icing, ice top and sides of sponge smooth. Mix together equal parts White Sparkling Sugar, Gold Pearl Sugar, White Nonpareils, White Sugar Pearls and Pink Sugar Pearls. Lightly press the sprinkle mixture half way up sides of cake.

Step 4

Use tinted icing to pipe various crowns, names and other decorations on top of cake.

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