I don't know who started this but I think it's funny
kitty litter cake
good for work parties or family get togethers
1 chocolate cake mix
1 tub of frosting your choice
1 12-oz pack of pecan sandies cookies
1 green colored sugar
6-8 Tootsie Rolls ®
1 new (unused) litter box
1 new (unused) kitty litter pooper scooper
bake cake as directed on box
Invert 13 x 9 chocolate cake into a new (unused) litter box. The cake and litter box create the base for the kitty litter cake.
Frost cake. Place pecan sandies cookies in a large resealable plastic bag and pound cookies with a mallet or by hand until the cookies are broken into small pieces. Sprinkle the crumbled cookies on top of the chocolate cake.
Generously sprinkle cookie crumbs with green colored sugar or green sprinkles. The green color creates the look of chlorophyll in real kitty litter. 6-8 unwrapped Tootsie Rolls roll by hand to shape umm, you know....
Bury some Tootsie Rolls and place more on the surface of the cookie crumb mixture put some powdered sugar on some to achieve maximum gross-out.
place new (unused) kitty litter pooper scooper in the kitty litter cake. To serve on a table, place the kitty litter cake on top of newspaper adorned with a few sprinkles of cookies "kitty litter". Or,walk around your party offering guests a scoop of your kitty litter cake.
Comments
okay what
is Pecan Sandies Cookies? I have never seen or heard of such a thing before.
And they are good, too!
But I am not too excited about the litter box cake. I have a six-year-old who might like one, but I am not letting him see the "delicacy!" ;)
SuZie
Pecan Sandies
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/pecan-sandies/
Pecan Sandies
are a shortbread cookie found in the United States. They are made by the Keebler Cookie Company. If you live in the UK or Australia, you can substitute any suitable vanilla, almond, or rum-flavoured biscuit (Tim Tams, perhaps?)
*Kisses Always*
Haylee V
Thanks! These are the
Thanks!
These are the commercial pecan sandies (of course you can make your own):
http://www.keebler.com/product-keebler-sandies-pecan-shortbr...
Here's a variation:
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/kitty-litter-cake/
Kris
{I leave a trail of Kudos as I browse the site. Be careful where you step!}
huh...
Ive been told these have been around since 65 but honestly never seen them even once before. Heck I didn't even know Keebler was still in business, thought it closed down a decade ago.
Ive been through the cookie isle at the local stores enough to know they don't even stock keebler products so it's no suprise to never have seen them before.
I have seen pecan oatmeal cookies, pecan chocolate chip cookies, pecan white chocolate cookies before but never a shortbread pecan cookie. come to think of it not sure if I have even seen a shortbread period in the last 15 years at all.
Still something to go searching for. It took me forever to find sloppy joe mix at the local store. I finally found them, tiny little package of seasoning that almost nobody ever buys around here. I asked.
I don't know where you live,
I don't know where you live, but over 1/4th of my cookie/ cracker isle is Keebler. And not only do we have Manwich mix in a can, we used to have microwave ready to eat Manwich.
a friend of mine made one for me a few years back
it had oreo's instead of the pecan sandies and man was that cake sweet. Great around Halloween parties, or to really freak people out, but be ready for the sugar rush
That sounds
like a DIRT CAKE -- uses chocolate pudding, cool whip, oreos and gummy worms, right?
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Haylee V
What an excrement idea.
For extra effect, you could smear a bit of the fake turd on the scooper. :)
Though if I were to make this, I would have to research some alternatives to all that sugar/additive loaded confectionery.
Getting down into the bones of it ...
... I saw recently a great idea for Hallowe'en nibbles.
Get a (big) pretzel, break it into long straight or curved pieces.
Add a marshmallow to either end.
Dip into molten white chocolate.
Allow to cool.
Then you can eat your skeletal meal.
And Nigella has some good Hallowe'en dishes in her "Feast" book:
- Slime Soup
- Blood and Guts Potatoes
- Witches' Hair
- Blood Clots
- Pus (= lime jelly made with milk)
- Ghoul-graveyard Cake
Recipes available on request.
Cheers
Julia
IDEA !!!
I KNOW SOME PEOPLE WHO I THINK WOULD BETTER SUIT THE USED RATHER THAN UNUSED IN THIS ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL RECIPE !!!!
THANKS FOR THE IDEA !!! :)