This Lava Lamp CAKE Is My BIGGEST CHALLENGE Yet!

Sometimes I just randomly say around my house “My name is Natalie Sideserf, and I make cakes that don’t look like cakes.”

I love how Natalie takes our input and actually executes it… beautifully!

OMG WHO’S WITH ME‼️you should make a loofa cake! So like a cake ball In the middle then adding some fun textures on the outside like a loofa then mix some egg whites to make bubbles and put it on the loofa and maybe hang it up on an edible hanger but it’s actually flat on the ground!!!🎉🎉🎉

“Will the gelatin blob slip off? Do you wear clothes?” I love the cliffhanger thing!

Seeing as how cautious you were while making this cake, this was the most anxiety inducing cake on your channel. I'm so glad it turned out well! Congratulations! I hope you get a chance to make that mouldy vegetable cake soon.

No joke last week I was sitting at the kitchen counter and eating a snack, when I saw an onion next to the stove. I went and squeezed it to check if it was cake or not. When my mom asked me what I was doing, I casually said “making sure it’s not cake”. She was so confused!😂

The way she transitions to the ad for her shop right at the moments of suspense gets me everytime

As a lava lamp collector (approximately 60 give or take a couple different lamps, including a 3’ tall one, yes I’m proud of my collection, lol) I wholeheartedly approve of your cake, it’s fabulous!

If it's not too much of a burden, can you make a chessboard cake?

Take 2 turned out so amazing. Your cake art never ceases to amaze me and my kiddos. These videos are amazing anxiety busters, too.

i was literally so invested in this one. i was terrified about the gelatine part too so i cant imagine how terrified Natalie. but i am so glad it turned out well and it looks amazing!!!!!! Cake idea- a cake of the knife that you use to cut the other cakes

Natalie, I think the next cake you should do is an hourglass. I hope you try it! Also, I LOVE watching your videos all the time. They inspire me!

You never fail to amaze me with your absolutely incredible art. We all love and look up to you nat ❤ Edit: I just want to thank you all so much for liking this so much!! My comments usually aren't seen so this mean a lot

Yay! I voted for the Lava Lamp Cake and this is AMAZING, thank you so much for your inspiring artwork ❤

All it could think was "How is she gonna make the lava move around?!?!" but it turned out perfect! You never fail to amaze me with your talent!

I love that you persevered with this cake through thick and thin! It turned out looking extremely realistic. I would be glad to see you do an aquarium cake, since putting cake in water is a bad idea...

The cake cutting was great 😂 I’m glad you found away around all of the challenges and I love the final cake!

FINALLY THE REDEMPTION OF THE LAVA LAMP CAKE!!!🎉

i'm glad the voice over on this video was talking in detail about the process of making it!! as much as i love your anecdotes and stories, i cant help but be curious about your creative thought process when i watch your cake vids

I love how this cake turned out, and I love your videos! Just some helpful tips I wanted to pass on for mold making that I learned from making mask molds. 1. When making a mold of a large object with concave surfaces, it helps to poke or cut a hole in the part of the mold that might need depressurizing that way the air can escape and whatever liquid your pouring can fill the entire mold without air bubbles (Although in this case the air bubbles added to the look of the lava lamp material since that stuff cools and solidifies in really weird shapes anyway) Another way you can pour a piece like this is upside down, that way the air just escapes through the top of the mold while you pour 2. When making the mold box, if you follow the contours with the shape of the mold box, you can cut down on the amount of material that you need to pour to make the mold and make taller molds with this strategy 3. It’s best to try to save the mold box so you can put the mold back in it if you have to cut it apart to get the piece out, this will help keep the mold in one piece and you won’t end up having to cut off flashing from the part you made I hope these tips help with the headaches of mold making, they can be a pain sometimes!