Kitty Litter Cake
By: Administrator
Updated: June 22, 2010
1 German chocolate cake mix plus ingredients to make the cake
1 white cake mix plus ingredients to make the cake
1 lare box instant vanilla pudding
1 package vanilla sandwich cookies
Green food coloring
1 new kitty litter box ( optional)
1 new kitty litter scoop
3-6 tootsie rolls
Prepare each cake according to package directions. Let cool. Prepare pudding according to package directions.
Place cookies in food processor and crush. Remove about 1.4 cup of the cookie crumbs. Mix with a few drops of green food coloring. Set aside.
In a large bowl, crumble the cake mixes and half of the remaining cookie crumbs Stir in just enough pudding to moisten. You may not use all the pudding. Pour the cake mixture into the kitty litter box. Sprinkle the remaining sandwich cookie crumbs evenly over the cake mixture. Sprinkle the green colored sandwich cookie crumbs over the top. Place unwrapped tootsie rolls on a microwave plate. Heat for 10-20 seconds , just until soft enough to bend. Scatter on the kitty litter cake.
Courtesy of Franklin Dye
1 white cake mix plus ingredients to make the cake
1 lare box instant vanilla pudding
1 package vanilla sandwich cookies
Green food coloring
1 new kitty litter box ( optional)
1 new kitty litter scoop
3-6 tootsie rolls
Prepare each cake according to package directions. Let cool. Prepare pudding according to package directions.
Place cookies in food processor and crush. Remove about 1.4 cup of the cookie crumbs. Mix with a few drops of green food coloring. Set aside.
In a large bowl, crumble the cake mixes and half of the remaining cookie crumbs Stir in just enough pudding to moisten. You may not use all the pudding. Pour the cake mixture into the kitty litter box. Sprinkle the remaining sandwich cookie crumbs evenly over the cake mixture. Sprinkle the green colored sandwich cookie crumbs over the top. Place unwrapped tootsie rolls on a microwave plate. Heat for 10-20 seconds , just until soft enough to bend. Scatter on the kitty litter cake.
Courtesy of Franklin Dye
