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Hott Products Pecker Cake Sprinkles turn an ordinary cake, cupcake tray or bowl of icing into the rudest dessert at the party. These penis sprinkles are small pecker-shaped candy pieces you scatter over frosting, and they do the decorating for you: no piping skills, no fondant, just a shake of the pack. They're aimed squarely at bachelorette parties and other nights where the dessert is meant to make people laugh.
Scatter them while the icing or buttercream is still soft so they stick. For a tidier look, press a ring of sprinkles around the edge of the cake or pile them in the centre of each cupcake. They also work on frosted cookies, brownies, a plain shop-bought sheet cake you want to dress up in minutes, or on the rim of a cocktail glass dipped in syrup.
If the cake will sit out for hours, add the sprinkles closer to serving time. Colours on sugar decorations can bleed into very moist icing.
The supplier listing doesn't give a net weight, piece count, colour mix or ingredient panel, so we can't tell you how many cakes one pack covers or what it contains. The packaging carries the label. Read it before serving if any guest has an allergy or avoids certain colourings, and keep the open pack sealed between uses.
Sprinkles are one piece of the set-up. Put the cake next to a few novelty candles and some pecker balloons and the table is done.
Find more bachelorette decorations and joke sweets in our Hott Products range.
Helpful answers about Hott Products Pecker Cake Sprinkles – Novelty Party Decoration.
Yes, they're sold as cake sprinkles for decorating desserts. The supplier text we have doesn't include an ingredient list, so check the panel on the pack itself before serving, especially to anyone with allergies or who avoids artificial colours.
We can't give a reliable number because the supplier doesn't list the net weight or piece count. As a rough approach, use them as an accent rather than full coverage: a small pinch per cupcake or a border around one cake stretches a pack much further.
Add them once the frosting is on but still slightly tacky, so they grip without sinking. If the cake will wait in the fridge overnight or sit out at a long party, decorate closer to serving time to stop the colours bleeding into the icing.
They can go on a glass rim if you wet it with syrup or icing first. Don't drop them into the drink itself; sugar decorations usually dissolve and cloud the cocktail rather than floating as cute shapes.
Top the same cake with the Pink Pecker Party Candles and you have a matching theme in two items. Balloons or a party game round it out without much extra work.