Katie's Piano Keyboard Cake

by Linda Rein
(Austintown, OH)

Make a cake in a 13x9x2 pan. Cut in half lengthwise and put together end to end on a long sturdy platter. (I used cardboard covered with aluminum foil.) Frost cake with desired icing. Pipe on the keys with contrasting color (I used chocolate frosting and piped the keys with white). Here's the big tip of the day from my husband...I couldn't figure out how to do the black keys and he suggested Kit Kats! Worked great, looks realistic, and best of all, 7-year-old Katie absolutely loved it! Have fun : )

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Katie's Piano Keyboard Cake

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Apr 24, 2009
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thanks for the great idea
by: TCHA

I made this cake for my son's piano recital. It turned out great. I used the kit-kat bars with choclate twizzlers that I cut into thin strips for the piping.I also made it a double-layer cake. Thanks for a great idea.

Jun 16, 2008
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Cute
by: Debbie (Texas)

What a great idea to use kit-kat's

Jun 15, 2008
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What I think about my cake
by: Katie

"My cake is like really awesome! I have never seen a cake better than this one. It tasted very good. I was very surprised when my mom showed it to me. It means a lot to me because I play the piano. I wanted to play my cake piano, too! Thanks for visiting my cake website! It's awesome!" Katie

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