46-Piece Cake Decorating Kit with Turntable & Tips
Picture a smooth, even cake that spins on its own base and wears piped roses without a shopping trip first. This 46-piece kit brings a 360° non-slip turntable, 24 numbered stainless tips, reusable and disposable bags and the scrapers and spatulas you need. Everything is matched and ready in one box.
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Picture a smooth, even cake that spins on its own base and wears piped roses without a shopping trip first. This 46-piece kit brings a 360° non-slip turntable, 24 numbered stainless tips, reusable and disposable bags and the scrapers and spatulas you need. Everything is matched and ready in one box.
46-piece all-in-one cake decorating kit with a 360° non-slip turntable for bakery-style frosting and piping
- Uneven frosting on cakes
- Hard-to-reach sides when decorating
- Buying tools separately
- Slipping cake stand while decorating
Bakery-style cakes, made at home
Stop wrestling with lopsided frosting and wobbly cake stands. This 46-piece kit gives you a 360° non-slip turntable, numbered tips and every piping tool, so your finished cake looks as good as it tastes.
A Turntable That Doesn't Wander

Spins Without Sliding
The lime-green silicone base sits flat on the counter and keeps the white turntable from creeping while you frost. You can turn it with one hand and keep the scraper steady with the other. The 360-degree rotation lets you work the whole side without lifting the cake. Visit our professional cake decorating range if you want to compare other turntables.

Tips for Every Petal
The stainless steel tips are numbered, and the chart sticker shows which number makes which design. Closed star, round, petal, basket weave, leaf and open star shapes all show up in the set. After a few bakes you will know the common numbers by sight. Cleaning is quick with the included brush.

Everything In One Box
Turntable, tips, couplers, reusable bag, disposable bags, spatulas, scrapers, cake nail and scissors arrive together. Nothing needs to be sourced separately before your first cake. That is the whole point of buying one set.
Everything Counted
- 46pieces in one set
- 360°rotating turntable
- 24numbered piping tips
- 10disposable piping bags
Smooth Sides in Three Easy Spins
- 1Set the base
Place the silicone base on a flat counter, then set the white turntable on it. Center the cake and press it down so it sits flat.
- 2Load the frosting
Spread a thin layer on the top, then fill the sides. Fit a coupler into the reusable bag first, then add frosting, so nothing leaks at the join.
- 3Spin and scrape
Hold the scraper against the side and turn the cake slowly with your other hand. Make one smooth pass, wipe the scraper clean, and repeat until the wall is even.
Everything You Need, Already in the Box
- Cake turntable×1
White turntable on a lime-green non-slip silicone base.
- Stainless steel piping tips×24
Numbered, with a tip reference chart sticker and a cleaning brush.
- Piping tip couplers×2
Join tips to the bags without leaks.
- Reusable piping bag×1
Fill it again and again with the included coupler.
- Disposable piping bags×10
Ready for fresh frosting or a new color.
- Spatulas×2
One offset spatula and one silicone spatula.
- Plastic scrapers×3
Three sizes with hanging holes for storage.
- Wide cake nail×1
Scissors, tip cleaning brush and tip chart come in the box too.
From Lopsided to Bakery-Neat

The Lopsided Cake
You frost the sides and the spatula drags, leaving ridges where you wanted a smooth wall. Turn the cake by hand and it wobbles on the plate. Every piped rose comes out as a blob, and the cake you baked for hours looks nothing like the one in the bakery window.

One Box, Every Tool
A bare turntable, a handful of loose tips and a pack of bags from another seller adds up to a shopping trip you did not plan. This set puts the turntable, 24 numbered tips, couplers, 10 disposable bags, two spatulas, three scrapers and a cake nail in one box, with the tip chart already in it.

The Cake They Asked For
Spin the cake slowly, drag the scraper along the side, and the wall comes out flat. Pipe a border with the numbered tip you already matched on the chart. When the candles go in, the cake looks like the one they asked you to make, and the kitchen fills with people wanting a turn.
From First Spin to Finished Cake
- First UseSmooth sides on your first cake
Spin slowly and use the scraper to smooth the frosting. The first cake looks neater than a plain spread, though the edges may take a few tries to even out.
- 3 UsesMatching tips to patterns
After a few bakes you recognize the common numbered tips without checking the chart. Borders and simple rosettes start to look consistent.
- 30 DaysDecorating a full cake set
With regular practice you can decorate birthday cakes and cupcake batches with confidence. Results depend on practice, technique and frosting consistency.
Clean Tips, Reuse Often
- Brush the tips
Use the included tip cleaning brush to clear frosting from the grooves.
- Warm water, then dry
Wash the stainless tips in warm water and dry them right away to keep the finish clear.
- Skip abrasive pads
Scrubbers scratch the polished steel and give frosting a place to hide.
- Reuse the scrapers
The plastic scrapers wipe clean and go back on the next cake.
Size in Your Kitchen
- 11 inTurntable diameter
- 2.75 inTurntable height
- 10.5 inOffset spatula
- 28 x 28 x 7.3 cmKit box
Turntable is about the size of a dinner plate, and fits a standard counter.
One Box Instead of Five Shopping Trips
| This kit | Buying separately | Basic turntable only | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turntable with non-slip base | Yes | Partial | Partial |
| Numbered tips with chart | Yes | No | No |
| Reusable and disposable bags | Yes | Partial | No |
| Everything in one box | Yes | No | No |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The base is lime-green silicone, and it grips a flat counter well enough that the turntable stays put while you spin and scrape. Set it on the base, press the cake down before you start, and it will hold. Keep the counter dry, since moisture is what makes anything slide.
Most of the pieces are small: 24 tips, couplers, bags and scrapers. They stack in one box and cost less to own than the same tools bought one by one from different sellers. If you bake twice a year, you still have every tool ready on the day a birthday comes up.
Yes. The tips are numbered, and the chart sticker shows which number makes which petal, leaf or border. Start with a round tip for borders, then move to a petal or rose tip once you are comfortable with the bag. Your first roses will be uneven, and by the third batch they look like roses.
Ten bags give you room to pipe borders, rosettes and writing in several colors without washing a bag between each one. The reusable bag and couplers handle the bigger jobs. You can swap a tip into a fresh bag in seconds, which keeps the work moving.
Wash the stainless tips by hand with warm water and the included cleaning brush, then dry them right away so the polished steel stays clear. Wipe the turntable and scrapers with a soft cloth. Hand washing keeps the tips sharp in their grooves and avoids dulling the finish.
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