Dreidel Cake with Edible “Sand” Art

Esther Ottensoser Nov 30, 2020 Leave a review
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Create this pretty rainbow dreidel cake using crushed fruit loops as “edible sand.” I love that making the sand is a fun and entertaining activity in itself.

Use your favorite cake recipe or you can even purchase ready-made sheet cake at your local bakery. You can cut one large cake or you can make a smaller one for each child.

You will need:

  • Fruit loops
  • Gallon-size freezer ziptop bags
  • Frosted cake, cut into a dreidel shape (a firm cake that is flat on top will work best)

Directions:

Sort the colors into separate bowls. (This is a great activity for the little ones.)

Place each color in a separate bag.

Release the air and crush until finely ground.  You can use a rolling pin to help crush them.

Use the colored “sand” to create a pretty pattern on your dreidel cake.

Looking for more edible crafts to make this Chanukah? Check out all of them here!

Author: Esther Ottensoser

Esther’s passion is using creativity to bring the little joys to life.
She connects with her fan club through her website, https://estherodesign.com/ and through her plate art
column in Mishpacha’s Family First Magazine.

Editorial: Rachel Kor

Photography: Hudi Greenberger

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Esther Ottensoser

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Esther O is the creative director and founder of Esther O Designs. Esther O. has been styling, designing and crafting for over fifteen years. She is a regular contributor to Mishpacha Magazine, The Jewish Press, and other publications and blogs. Esther O. has designed décor for high-end decorators, and done personal fashion styling for wedding parties and other occasions. Esther O. uses her signature flair to design and develop unique food presentation, crafts, one of a kind recipes, décor, and exclusive party favors. Esther O’s crafts and creations make every celebration and occasion memorable.

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Chaya Sitorsky •

amazing activity! We did this at a chanukah party, I crushed the fruit loops in the food processor and we decorated chanukah shaped cookies. (we spread duncan hines frosting on them)
the kids and adults had so much fun! it really looked like sand art