This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #SkittlesTourney #CollectiveBias. The shop began at my local Sam’s Club. I found the big bags at this big display but first I went down the candy aisle. It took a lot of strength not to buy more candy but I persevered.
Skittles Display
Candy Aisle
Today is the last day my daughter is home on break before she goes back to the University for her last quarter of school. The two biggest traits my daughter got from her mother is her baking skills and her love of candy. What she got from me is a love of sports. She is a huge sports fan, and I mean huge. Normally, this would be a great time of year because her beloved team would be getting ready for the Basketball Tournament. Not this year. All is not lost. She still has the >skittlestourney.com
Skittles Cake
So she has to settle for helping me make this cake to have at a party we will host later. Before I get into the recipe, there is nothing better than party size candy for my family. I am the only one who is not big into candy but I am big into dessert. My wife, daughter and two boys always have candy in their drawers. That candy will last a lot longer if you buy these 54 ounce bags of Skittles. They are perfect for any party you have and there bright colors make a great centerpiece. Be sure to put the Skittles in clear bowls and spread throughout the room you entertain in. To find more ideas check out Skittles.com or check them out on Facebook.com/Skittles.
So as you think about recipe ideas for your tourney entertaining, it’s only madness if you don’t have Skittles. They are such a fun candy and as you will see from this Skittles Cake, they can be used very creatively in desserts.
Dude, you’re taking the whole taste the rainbow thing to whole next level! Sounds like a decent amount of work, but I imagine it’s worth it. Skittles frosting? Yeah, worth it.
What a fun recipe. I know you didn’t write this because of my favorite football team, but they would be proud of this cake! Hee hee Maybe I’ll make this if they make it to the playoffs this year! 🙂
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This is the cutest, yummiest looking cake ever! My kids would LOVE this!
Kids for sure and we can say we made it for the kids too and eat as much as we want too. 🙂
Skittles cake? Now that’s genius!! Thanks for the great recipe!
Thx Sam. It was pretty tasty too.
love the colors!!
Yea. The colors are pretty cool.
Dude, you’re taking the whole taste the rainbow thing to whole next level! Sounds like a decent amount of work, but I imagine it’s worth it. Skittles frosting? Yeah, worth it.
Yo girl, you are funny. The color was cool and so was the taste. Almost broke my Cuisinart though.
I can see that being a hit at any kids birthday party. Candy and cake together…they would love it.
Why limit it to the kids? 🙂
Skittles in a cake? I can’t believe it! I’m amazed by the frosting!
Thx Mica. It was fun to make.
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What a fun recipe. I know you didn’t write this because of my favorite football team, but they would be proud of this cake! Hee hee Maybe I’ll make this if they make it to the playoffs this year! 🙂
You never know Deb? We all are passionate fans of our home teams and believe anything is possible until they start playing. 🙂
Can this be done in a tube or bundt pan? I do not like making layer cakes.
I would certainly think so. You will just need a longer tool to poke the holes in the cake. Let me know if you try it and how it turns out.
Dear Peter, great idea with the skittles! This cake is fun and festive…it looks so light and moist too. What a treat!
We did really well on the cake. Just need to make bigger holes next time for the simple syrup addition.