Make Your Own Minions Cake Frame Kit

The RKTs were fiddly to use and I actually placed modelling chocolate over the top to ensure that the rice krispie treats actually stayed in place . In addition I added a central support - plastic dowel to secure all the cakes in place otherwise there would have been too much movement. I used 3 6"x 2" cake tins and hemisphere pan on top. A bit fiddly at times The dungaree sides could do with being angled rather than straight cut to the sides to ensure they would meet neatly meet neatly. I would recommend kit - wonderful for a small party .I too would pay more for a larger frame.

Easy to to use, apart from the recommendation to add a rice crispies which was very fiddly to do, I found, but the finished cake was great.

Bought this for my granddaughters who both love minions, they really enjoyed it.

I made the "Kevin" version of this cake at the weekend and my Grandson's aged 7 and 5 were thrilled with the result. The instructions were comprehensive and easy to follow which made making the cake a pleasure. I used four of the five 6 inch Lakeland layer tins and a 6 inch hemisphere tin for the top. The sponge mixture was 225g softened butter, 225g self-raising flour, 225g caster sugar, 4 large eggs, 2 level teaspoons of baking powder. The "bottom" was made with 40g of Rice Crispies mixed with 100g white chocolate and 1 tablespoon of golden syrup. Thank you Lakeland for a great product.

I made this cake for my grandson's second birthday party. It was an outstanding success. Very easy to follow instructions and it was a great help to have the hemisphere cake tins. He didn't want us to cut it, I think that he thought it was a real minion and planned to take it to bed.