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Mini Cake Decorating | KiwiCo

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$7.26 $9.95 In stock

Category: simple

Discover decorating fun, minus the mess! Build a play cake (and explore simple fractions!) using foam cake slices. Then try real decorating techniques using a piping nozzle and special air-dry clay that looks and spreads just like actual frosting. Just let dry overnight and let the pretend tea parties begin!
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Kevin ★★★★★

My six-year-old has replayed this activity three times this week, and the piping nozzle actually works surprisingly well with the air-dry clay for practicing those rosette designs. The foam cake slices made fractions click for her in a way worksheets never did, which felt like a sneaky win for me as

Robert ★★★★★

The foam cake slices click together so satisfyingly that my kids didn't even realize they were learning fractions. The air-dry clay piping nozzle worked surprisingly well for little hands, and cleanup was genuinely painless.

Sophia R. ★★★★★

My nephew and I spent a rainy afternoon layering the foam cake slices and counting the pieces as we went—he didn’t even realize he was learning fractions. The air-dry clay held its shape surprisingly well for a five-year-old’s piping attempts, and cleanup was just wiping the table.