Hi everyone 
My daughters birthday is on thursday, i wanted tosurprise her with a very colorful cake. She loves rainbow btw. After seraching the web, ive come across 2 kinds of rainbowcake. From scracth and boxed one, which one tastes better? And i also read that it is hard to make. Can somebody pls share their tips in making my daughters cake a pleasureable one
Thanks in advance
It's OK to use a white cake mix from a box. You have to make sure you use only egg whites for the blue and purple batter. So you need 2 cake mixes. Easiest to bake 6 thin layers because then colours are nice and separate. OK to use foil pans.
Mix one box with only 4 egg whites plus oil water as on box. Divide into 3 and add blue, purple, green colours. I use Americolor brand gel colour because bottles are small and cheap.
Mix other box with 1 whole egg and yolks left from #1, oil and water as on box, divide into 3 and add red, orange and yellow food colour.
Stack with white icing of your choice.
My friend made this one for her daughter. So delicious.!! I saved the recipe, but haven,t make it myself. Making it from scratch would taste so much better than box. hth Also, look how vibrant the colors are. So beautiful
http://www.makebetterfood.com/recipes/rainbow-birthday-cake/
Check out my photos...of a rainbow cake. I would use the WASC with AMericolor dye
You can use any white/vanilla cake recipe. I made one, and it was actually a snickerdoodle (cinnamon) cake recipe, because it was for my niece's birthday and her mother wanted that flavour. I just used a little less cinnamon than the recipe called for and while the colors weren't quite as vibrant as other rainbow cakes, it still came out looking great!
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