Cake Batter Pizza?


From what I can tell, a successful kids’ birthday party has three components:

1. Presents.
2. Pizza.
3. And cake. Emphasis on the cake!

Why not save time and energy by combining two of the three?

Cake Batter Pizza
(Serves 1-2)

  • 70 grams (1/2 cup) flour (I used two parts spelt flour to one part coconut flour. White flour or whole wheat pastry flour work too. You can also make a Gluten-Free Version.)
  • 1 teaspoon baking powder
  • sweetener (such as 2 tbsp sugar or 2 nunaturals stevia packets)
  • 100 grams (a little under 1/2 cup) water or other liquid, such as juice or milk of choice
  • 32g (2 tablespoons) coconut oil, or applesauce for a fat-free version (or try using pumpkin, canola oil, mashed banana, or even baby food!)
  • 1/8 tsp salt
  • optional, for a buttery “cake” flavor: 1/4 tsp butter extract (It’s vegan)
  • A few handfuls of sprinkles

Cook in an un-preheated oven at 400F for 14-15 minutes or until done. Leave out 10 minutes before cutting around the sides and then transferring to a plate. (Note: be sure to spray your cake pan. If you have trouble with a pizzert that sticks to the pan, try putting it onto a sprayed or oiled baking sheet instead, and use a rolling pin to flatten.)

See original pizzert post for: Calories and Nutrition Facts.

pizza cake 4

I made this for my little friend who loves spwinkles (her way of saying “sprinkles”). Hanging out with little kids gives you the chance to act like a little kid, yourself. And if–by the end of the night–you’ve not been “spwinkled” out, you can always chase down your dessert pizza with:

cake batter milkshake

The famous Cake Batter Milkshake.

Do you like pizza?
What are your favorite toppings? Aside from sprinkles, of course!

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137 Comments

  1. Kelsey says:

    pizza and cake in one?? you are a genius 🙂

  2. kathleen says:

    It looks a lot like the dessert pizza my mom used to make all the time called “fruit pizza”. It was a sugar cookie crust, cream cheese frosting and then you’d place brigtly colored ruit in consecutive circles. Kiwi, mandarin oranges, black or red grapes. It was delicious and gorgeous.

  3. Leashieloo says:

    That is like the mother of all pizzerts!

  4. Little Bookworm says:

    The pizzert looks so pretty – love the sprinkles! 😀 Love pizza as well with lots of vegetables.

  5. Tulika says:

    Ohhh man, you’ve got me again, Katie!! That looks so delish. (Seriously, the pics are awesome!!)

  6. Kate (What Kate is Cooking) says:

    Who needs savory pizza when you have pizzerts?!

    Your photography skills are seriously amazing, Katie!

  7. Hollie @lolzthatswim(andrun) says:

    I think I might have to get into this soon. That seriously looks amazing and I love me some cakebatter!

  8. Gabriela @ Une Vie Saine says:

    Can I just say how much I am loving your sprinkles kick?! Every time I come to your page it’s like a little trip back to my childhood 🙂

  9. Lot-O-Choc says:

    Oh yum i love the look of yoru cake batter pizza, i dont like normal pizza as im not a fan of cheese but a place nears me does one with minimal cheese with prawns, olives, red onions & mushrooms on..YUM!

  10. Renée says:

    This is definitely going on the to-do list.
    I love anything with sprinkles!