Cake Decorating Kit with Turntable and Piping Tips
Frosting that stays smooth, edges that stay crisp, and flowers that look like they came from a bakery counter. This 66-piece kit puts a 27.5 cm turntable, stainless steel tips, scrapers, spatulas and a two-wire cake leveler in one box. It is built for home bakers who want birthday cakes that look finished without buying...
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Frosting that stays smooth, edges that stay crisp, and flowers that look like they came from a bakery counter. This 66-piece kit puts a 27.5 cm turntable, stainless steel tips, scrapers, spatulas and a two-wire cake leveler in one box. It is built for home bakers who want birthday cakes that look finished without buying each tool separately.
All-in-one 66-piece cake decorating kit for bakery-style cakes at home
- uneven cake layers
- messy frosting application
- lack of piping tools for decorative designs
- difficulty rotating cake while decorating
Bakery-style cakes, finished in your own kitchen
Lumpy sides and dragging frosting are over once a turntable, scrapers and piping tips sit in one box. Your cakes go from homemade to party-ready.
Spin the cake, not your wrist

A turntable that spins smooth
The 27.5 cm rotating base has a smooth surface and graduated guide rings. You turn the cake with one finger while the spatula stays still, so the sides come out even. The turntable stands 6.8 cm tall, which keeps the cake at a comfortable working height.

Tips for every flower
About 48 stainless steel tips come in many shapes. Four tip couplers let you swap tips on a bag without starting over, and two flower nails handle buttercream flowers. The brushed steel feels solid in the hand and cleans up with the included brush.

Crisp edges, every time
The three-piece plastic scraper set has smooth and crimped edges, and the two stainless steel offset spatulas handle the top and sides. The scrapers run roughly 11 to 12 cm long, a size that sits well in the hand for regular frosting work.
Everything in one box, in numbers
- 66pieces in one box
- 27.5 cmrotating turntable size
- 48stainless steel piping tips
- 20disposable piping bags
From level layer to finished sides
- 1Level the layers
Trim a cooled sponge with the two-wire cake leveler so the layers sit flat before you fill them.
- 2Crumb coat and chill
Spread a thin layer of buttercream over the cake, then chill it for 15 to 20 minutes so the crumbs stay put.
- 3Frost while the turntable turns
Set the cake on the turntable, load the offset spatula, and turn the base with one finger as you spread the frosting.
- 4Scrape the sides
Hold the smooth scraper upright and turn the cake slowly. Switch to the crimped scraper when you want texture on the sides.
- 5Pipe the finish
Fit a star tip into a disposable or silicone bag and pipe rosettes or a border. Use the piping pen for a name on top.
Every tool you need, one box
- Rotating cake turntable×1
27.5 cm smooth base with graduated guide rings
- Stainless steel piping tips×48
Multiple shapes for rosettes, stars, petals and borders
- Tip couplers×4
Swap tips on a bag without starting over
- Piping bags×22
Two reusable silicone bags and about twenty disposable clear bags
- Two-wire cake leveler×1
Trims sponge layers to an even height
- Scraper set×3
Smooth and crimped edges for clean sides
- Offset spatulas×2
Stainless steel for spreading and smoothing
- Modeling tools×10
For clay and fondant toppers, with a piping pen and cleaning brush in the box
From lumpy to party-ready

The lumpy cake on the table
You bake a good sponge, then watch it go wrong at the frosting stage. The plate wobbles when you turn it by hand, buttercream drags into crumbs, and the sides end up rough next to the bakery cake on the counter. Every party you end up with a cake that looks rushed.

One box, every tool
Instead of collecting a bench scraper here and a single tip there, the whole set sits in one box. The two-wire leveler trims domed layers, the turntable holds the cake steady, and the piping pen handles lettering. You stop guessing which tool does which job.

The cake that finally looks finished
Picture your next birthday cake with smooth sides, a crisp top edge and piped flowers from the same bag. The tips make the rosettes, the couplers switch shapes without changing the bag, and the cake reads as bakery work from across the table.
From first frosting to a cake you are proud of
- First useLevel and frost your first cake
Use the two-wire leveler on a cooled layer, then spin the turntable while you frost. Expect a smoother side than a hand-turned plate gave you, though it takes a few tries.
- 3 usesScraped edges start to look sharp
After a few cakes, the scraper and offset spatula feel familiar and the top edge comes out cleaner. Results depend on your buttercream consistency and skill.
- 30 daysPiped flowers become a regular bake
With steady practice, rosettes and flowers from the tip set become repeatable for birthdays and weekend bakes.
Keep the set in shape
- Hand wash the bags
Use warm soapy water. Very hot water and sharp tools together wear silicone over time.
- Brush the tips
The included cleaning brush clears buttercream from the tip openings.
- Air dry fully
Let silicone bags and tips dry completely before you store them.
- Level the turntable
Set it on a flat counter and check that it spins without rocking.
Size in context
- 27.5 cmTurntable diameter
- 6.8 cmTurntable height
- 37 cm longDisposable bag
- 31.2 cm longSilicone bag
The turntable is about the width of a standard dinner plate
One box versus tools one at a time
| This kit | Single tools bought one by one | Cheap plastic kit | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rotating turntable | Yes | No | Partial |
| Stainless steel piping tips | Yes | Partial | No |
| Scrapers and offset spatulas | Yes | Partial | Partial |
| Two-wire cake leveler | Yes | No | No |
| Everything in one box | Yes | No | Yes |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Yes. An 8-inch round is about 20 cm and a 9-inch is about 23 cm, so both sit comfortably on a 27.5 cm base with room to spin. The turntable is 6.8 cm tall, which keeps the cake at a steady height while you work.
Yes. The tips are stainless steel, so they feel solid and hold their shape better than the lighter plastic tips in basic kits. If you pipe often, the difference shows on the first rosette.
No. The couplers lock a tip onto the bag, and the flower nail is a small turntable you hold in one hand while you pipe petals onto it. Expect the first flower to look rough. The second and third come out cleaner.
Yes. The two silicone bags are reusable. Wash them in warm soapy water, brush the tips with the included cleaning brush, and air dry everything fully before storing. The disposable clear bags cover quick jobs like a batch of cupcakes.
Most of the count is small parts: about 48 tips, 20 disposable bags and 10 modeling tools. A basic frosting job uses the turntable, a scraper and one spatula. Buying the same tools one at a time adds up quickly, and the gaps show up on the cake.
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