Emoji recipes: Yes, you can now EAT emojis
These edible emojis are going to make your day. Yes, you can now eat emojis and what's better yet, they come in cake form!
It's fair to say that emojis are absolutely everywhere. And now, you can even eat some of your favourite emoji characters in none other than cake form!
If you and your kids are fans of the beloved emoji and you find it hard to text a sentence without filling it with all sorts of weird and wonderful icons, you're going to love these fantastic cake recipes.
You can now make and eat emojis thanks to these brilliant new recipes from Jenni Powell's new cookbook Cakemoji, including a very cheeky threesome of monkeys, an epic robot cake and not forgetting one of our favourite ever emojis – the poop icon, in cupcake form!
We have a feeling you and the kids are going to have a lot of fun with these...
Emoji poop cupcakes
Get the recipe: Emoji poop cupcakes
There is so much fun to be had making these emoji poop cupcakes. Think of the joy on your little one's face as they get to pipe that classic poo twist and finish with a set of edible googley eyes. Pure joy!
Emoji robot cake
Get the recipe: Emoji robot cake
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We love the robot emoji so much that we're already secretly planning an opportunity to make it! How amazing would this cake be for a special occasion like a birthday? Especially if it's a robot-themed bash – even better!
Emoji monkey cupcakes
Get the recipe: Emoji monkey cupcakes
Yes, you can now make these ridiculously cheeky monkeys at home – aren't they just adorable? Each monkey is popped on top of a delicious stack of mini chocolate cakes but you can pop your monkeys on just about anything you like. Yes, that includes directly into your mouth if you're that way inclined.
Each recipe is super simple to follow with a step-by-step picture guide. We'd recommend starting with the poop cupcakes first as they're so easy and ideal for beginners.
Like those? You'll love this lot too!
The emoji fun doesn't stop there. Oh no. We've been inspired by these amazing new recipes and have given the edible emoji creating a go ourselves. Say hello to hot dog cupcakes, emoji face pancakes and panda cupcakes. You'll want to try them all!
Emoji face pancakes
Get the recipe: Emoji face pancakes
If you love whipping up a batch of pancakes every weekend for brunch you have to try making this lot! From heart eyes to sticking out tongue faces, you can make a whole heap of emoji faces on nothing more than your average frying pan!
Lion cupcakes
Get the recipe: Lion cupcakes
These lion cupcake decorations are so much easier to make than they may look! And they're ridiculously cute too - how are we supposed to eat them?!
Balloon cake toppers
Get the recipe: Balloon cake toppers
Any birthday cake or cupcake won't be complete without one, two or maybe even three of these magical fondant balloons. Stick with red fondant to make them just like the emoji!
Hotdog cupcakes
Get the recipe: Hotdog cupcakes
You really won't believe what these mini hot dogs are made from! Not real hot dogs of course, something much much sweeter. Can you guess?
Panda cupcakes
Get the recipe: Panda cupcakes
These have to be our favourites! Just like the cute panda emoji you can make these coconut covered panda faces. They're easy peasy!
What's your favourite emoji? Which one do you use over and over again? And which of these emoji recipes will you be trying? Comment below!
Jessica Dady is Food Editor at GoodtoKnow and has over 12 years of experience as a digital editor, specialising in all things food, recipes, and SEO. From the must-buy seasonal food hampers and advent calendars for Christmas to the family-friendly air fryers that’ll make dinner time a breeze, Jessica loves trying and testing various food products to find the best of the best for the busy parents among us. Over the years of working with GoodtoKnow, Jessica has had the privilege of working alongside Future’s Test Kitchen to create exclusive videos - as well as writing, testing, and shooting her own recipes. When she’s not embracing the great outdoors with her family at the weekends, Jessica enjoys baking up a storm in the kitchen with her favourite bakes being chocolate chip cookies, cupcakes, and a tray of gooey chocolate brownies.
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