Cake Decorating Kit with Anti-Slip Turntable, 170 Pieces
Frosting that goes on even, borders that come out straight and a cake that looks like you planned it. This 170-piece set brings an 11 inch anti-slip turntable, 40 numbered steel tips, a cake leveler and 100 disposable bags into one box. It is the kit to reach for before a birthday, and it makes...
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Frosting that goes on even, borders that come out straight and a cake that looks like you planned it. This 170-piece set brings an 11 inch anti-slip turntable, 40 numbered steel tips, a cake leveler and 100 disposable bags into one box. It is the kit to reach for before a birthday, and it makes the first cake easy.
Everything you need to decorate cakes like a pro, with a 170-piece set including an anti-slip turntable
- uneven frosting on cakes
- difficulty piping flowers and borders
- cutting cake layers evenly
- lack of decorating tools for beginners
Decorate cakes like a pro, starting this weekend
Lumpy frosting and bursting bags turn into smooth, flower-covered cakes with a 170-piece set and anti-slip turntable.
Built so a beginner can decorate on day one
- A turntable that holds still
The 11 inch turntable sits on a blue rubber base that grips the counter, so the cake stays put while you rotate it. Turn with one hand and pipe with the other. The matte white top is smooth enough to slide a spatula across without dragging the frosting.
- Numbered tips, no guesswork
Forty stainless steel tips are numbered 1 to 40, and 8 Russian flower tips sit alongside them. Match the number to the pattern chart and you get the same border every time. The polished steel feels like a real tool, not a toy.
- Clean piping, less mess
The 100 disposable bags cover a full birthday batch of borders and cupcakes. The reusable blue bag with coupler handles longer sessions, and you can swap tips through the coupler without touching the frosting.
Everything in one box
- 170pieces in one set
- 40numbered steel tips
- 100disposable piping bags
- 11inch rotating turntable
Your first rosette border in one session
- 1Load the bag
Put a numbered tip into a disposable piping bag, then cut off the extra part of the bag so the tip sits snug.
- 2Or use the coupler
For a reusable setup, place the coupler in the bag, cut the extra, fit the decorating tip, then screw on the second coupler part.
- 3Level the layers
Thread the wire through the cake leveler, set the height and cut the layers evenly before you frost.
- 4Turn slowly
Hold the bag at a steady angle and turn the turntable with one hand while you pipe with the other.
- 5Pipe the rosette
Start at the edge of the cake with a star tip, squeeze and lift in a small circle, then work around the cake.
Everything you need, already in the box
- Cake turntable×1
11 inch top with anti-slip blue rubber base
- Numbered stainless steel piping tips×40
Numbered 1 to 40 for repeatable patterns
- Russian flower piping tips×8
For roses and buttercream flowers
- Disposable piping bags×100
Clean, quick cleanup between batches
- Flower nails×2
For building flowers before moving them
- Icing spatulas×2
Offset and straight, black handles
- Fondant sculpting tools×10
For shaping and detail work
- Cake leveler×1
Adjustable wire for even layers
Frosting day, without the dread
The lumpy cake problem
Frosting goes on in ridges, the bag bursts halfway through a rose, and the cake ends up turned toward the wall. Most home bakers have stood at the counter with a messy cake and a half-empty bag, wondering where it went wrong.

The set that changes it
This box holds the missing pieces: an 11 inch turntable with a blue rubber base, 40 numbered stainless tips, 8 Russian flower tips, 100 disposable bags and a cake leveler with its wire. Level the layers, spin the cake and pipe. Nothing else needs to be bought before the first border.

The cake you will be proud of
Picture the next birthday cake with even frosting, a neat numbered border and a row of roses across the top. The tips handle the detail work, and the cake gets the candles and the compliments it earned.
One box instead of five shopping trips
| This 170-piece set | Separate tool buys | |
|---|---|---|
| Anti-slip turntable | Yes | No |
| Numbered stainless tips | Yes | Partial |
| Cake leveler | Yes | No |
| Disposable piping bags | 100 | Sold separately |
| Spatulas and scrapers | Yes | Partial |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Yes. The base is blue rubber, and it grips the counter while you turn the cake. Turn slowly with one hand and the cake holds its position. A fast, hard spin can still shift a heavy cake, so keep the motion gentle.
It is built for it. The numbered tips and pattern chart give you a border to copy, and the disposable bags let you practice without washing up between tries. Practice rosettes on cupcakes first, then move to a full cake once the pressure feels steady.
You do not need all of them on day one. Start with a star tip for rosettes and a round tip for borders, then add more as you go. Buying those tips one at a time costs more per tip, and the full set puts every number on the pattern chart in one box.
Yes. The box includes 100 disposable piping bags and one reusable blue bag with a coupler, plus 3 coupler adapters so you can swap tips quickly.
Thread the wire through the leveler frame, set it to the height you want, then cut through the cake in one smooth pass. Each layer comes out even, so the top of the finished cake sits flat for your first border.
The turntable body is plastic and the base is blue rubber, which is what gives it grip. Wipe it clean with the included brush and a damp cloth after each session, then let it dry before storing it.
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