Coconut Marshmallow Cake
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Coconut Marshmallow Cake

Coconut Marshmallow Cake is a crowd pleaser ! All homemade an it involves NO cooking or baking – light, fluffy candy cake which is perfect for just about any occasion.

Coconut Marshmallow Cake

Look at that!  This Coconut Marshmallow Cake is as fluffy and light as it looks.  No baking or cooking of any sorts, unless you count the boiled water.

It takes around 20 minutes to prepare and 2 – 3 hours to set. Perfect for me and it is so unusual!

I have never had a marshmallow cake before – toppings yes, but not a whole cake.

Coconut Marshmallow Cake

This recipe makes a huge cake, you can easily half the recipe if you’d like something smaller.

Do not wait too long before adding the layers, it might set on the outsides and not stick together. So let’s get on to the recipe:

Coconut Marshmallow Cake

Coconut Marshmallow Cake

Coconut Marshmallow Cake

Linda Nortje
Coconut Marshmallow Cake is a crowd pleaser ! All homemade an it involves NO cooking or baking - light, fluffy candy cake which is perfect for just about any occasion.
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Course Candy, Dessert
Prep Time 30 minutes
Total Time 30 minutes

Ingredients
  

  • cup Desiccated Coconut
  • cup Gelatin Powder plain
  • 1 cup Cold Water
  • 4 cups Caster Sugar
  • 1 cup Boiling Water
  • 1 TB Vanilla Essence or whichever flavor you prefer
  • 3 Food Colorings
  • extra Desiccated Coconut to decorate
  • Candyfloss to decorate

Instructions
 

  • Spray a deep, loose bottom cake tin with cooking oil – sprinkle a layer of Coconut on the base
  • Sprinkle the Gelatin over the Cold Water – wait until it becomes spongy – heat just enough for the Gelatin to dissolve (do not boil)
  • Pour into a large mixing bowl (the mixture will be around 4 times the size when done) – add the Caster Sugar, the Boiling Water and Vanilla – mix with an electric mixer for 10 – 15 minutes until it turns white and thickens
  • Divide the mixture into three equal portions – add Food coloring of your choice to each bowl – mix again until just combined
  • Pour the first layer into the prepared cake tin, (it should be thick enough by now to add the rest) – repeat with the two remaining layers – chill for 2 – 3 hours
  • Remove from cake tin – roll or sprinkle with Coconut and place on a (coconut sprinkled) serving plate
  • Decorate with Candyfloss – use a sharp knife to slice (it’s not that sticky that you will need a hot knife)
Nutrition value, where given, is not always accurate. Please also check your ingredient labels.

LINDA

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29 Comments

  1. Linda, great visual appeal. Thanks for joining in the cake extravaganza. Cheers

  2. What a delicious looking recipe! I've never seen a marshmallow cake before, I'm intrigued. Thanks so much for sharing at Saturday Spotlight.

    April
    Angels Homestead

  3. Natalie Buehler says:

    Wow!
    Thanks so much for linking up week for week, I look forward to seeing what you share with us this week on Tutorial Thursdays Linky Party.
    x
    Natalie
    Marigolds' Loft

  4. This is just too beautiful to eat..but it sure sound yummy. Thank you for sharing over at One More Time Events

  5. Wishing you a peaceful Memorial Day Weekend and thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
    Come Back Soon!
    Miz Helen

  6. Pint Sized Baker says:

    Wow! What a decadent cake! Thanks for sharing at Two Cup Tuesday on Pint Sized Baker . I've pinned it!

  7. strangersintheearth.com says:

    What a fun idea! It is so pretty and sounds delicious!

  8. Wow! i have never seen or had a marshmallow cake! i like the idea a lot. printed hoping to give it a go one day. thanks. found via Say G'day Party with Natasha in Oz

  9. Angela Shear says:

    Wow, that is one amazing looking cake! Does it taste as good as it looks?!

    Angela @ A Typical English Home

  10. Jenna LaFevor says:

    Sounds yummy and its so cute with all the colors!

  11. TitiCrafty by Camila says:

    O M G!!!! This looks TOO Yummmm!!!! Thanks so much for sharing this at Bewitch Me & Titi! Hope to have you back next Sunday with more awesome shares!

    Hope you are having a lovely week

    Hugs
    Cami @ TitiCrafty by Camila

  12. Heather Whoneedsacape says:

    This is SO sweet! I love it!

    Saw it at Spatula's On Parade!

  13. OMG – what a gorgeous cake!!
    I looooooove the colors, and the texture.
    This would be the perfect birthday cake for one of my friends 🙂

  14. Oh my goodness so pretty, ok I'm going to try this for Elizabeth's birthday stay tuned. She will love this (or you can laugh at me trying to get something as pretty as that 🙂

  15. Krista Low says:

    What a unique recipe. I've not seen anything like this. Very interesting. Krista @ A Handful of Everything

  16. Amie Irwin says:

    This looks amazing.. it would be the Perfect addition to a circus or carnival themed birthday party.. My kids would LOVE it!
    Thanks for sharing with the Pink Hippo Party.. hope you enter my Shabby Apple giveaway!
    xoxo
    Amie @ Pinkapotamus

  17. Jeni IGOTTHISMARTHA says:

    Such a different idea! It is very cute!

  18. Linda I have never seen or heard of any such but it is lovely. I'm curious what it taste like. I'm with Danni ^ I'm curious about those things as well.
    Thanks so much for linking up at Swap N Share Sunday

  19. OOOOoooooohhhhh! You weren't kidding when you thought I would like this!! Does it taste like a marshmallow? I think we call candy floss "Cotton Candy" here. Our gelatine comes in little envelopes that are about 1 tablespoon each. It's "Knox". Do you think it is the same thing and would I need enough envelopes to make 1/3C ? Do you need to keep this refrigerated?? Can you tell I plan to try this???!!!

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