Nicky Tirta Shares Video of Making a Large Christmas Tree Cake, Flooded with Praise

Kapanlagi.com - The Christmas moment is a special time to share warmth and happiness, including through creative activities like baking. Nicky Tirta, known as both an artist and a talented chef, showcases his skills by creating an extraordinarily beautiful Christmas tree cake.

Through a post on Instagram on December 3, 2024, he displayed the masterpiece that captured the attention of thousands of fans. In that post, Nicky Tirta shows the detailed process of making the cake with great enthusiasm.

This creation not only received praise for its beauty but also evoked admiration for the creativity and effort behind it. Netizens even felt it was too precious to eat the Christmas cake that resembles a real tree.

1. Christmas Tree Cake Inspiration

Nicky Tirta Shares Video of Making a Large Christmas Tree Cake, Flooded with Praise. (instagram/nickytirta)

Nicky Tirta decided to create a unique cake shaped like a Christmas tree as part of the holiday celebration. This inspiration came from her desire to share happiness and create unforgettable moments with family. Through her Instagram account, she shared this moment, which received an immediate positive response from her followers.

“Baking memories, one Christmas treat at a time,” Nicky wrote in the caption of her post.

2. Initial Cake Making Process

Nicky Tirta Shares a Video of Making a Large Christmas Tree-Shaped Cake, Flooded with Praise. (instagram/nickytirta)

The cake making process begins with preparing soft chocolate sponge cake. Nicky makes the sponge in various sizes, from large to small, to form the base structure of the cake that resembles a pyramid. This perfectly made sponge becomes the main element of the magnificent cake.

3. Assembling the Tree-Shaped Cake

Nicky Tirta Shares a Video of Making a Large Christmas Tree-Shaped Cake, Flooded with Praise. (instagram/nickytirta)

After the sponge cake is ready, Nicky assembles each layer from the largest at the bottom to the smallest at the top. This assembly technique requires precision to ensure the cake is stable and resembles the shape of a Christmas tree. With his skills, he successfully creates a sturdy and aesthetic structure.

4. Tempting Chocolate Layer

Nicky Tirta Shares a Video of Making a Large Christmas Tree-Shaped Cake, Flooded with Praise. (instagram/nickytirta)

The next step is to coat the entire surface of the cake with melted chocolate bars. This layer not only makes the cake look more tempting but also adds a richer flavor and a soft texture.

5. Colored Cream Details Add a Realistic Effect

Nicky Tirta Shares a Video of Making a Large Christmas Tree-Shaped Cake, Flooded with Praise. (instagram/nickytirta)

Nicky added details with green, turquoise, and brown colored cream to create the illusion of leaves on the Christmas tree. This technique showcases his skills in cake decoration, creating a final result that closely resembles a real tree.

6. Luxurious Ornament Decorations

Nicky Tirta Shares a Video of Making a Large Christmas Tree-Shaped Cake, Flooded with Praise. (instagram/nickytirta)

As a final touch, he added ornament decorations that give a festive impression. These decorative elements make the cake look more luxurious and perfect as a symbol of the Christmas celebration.

7. Amazed Netizens' Reactions and Too Beautiful to Eat

Nicky Tirta Shares Video Making a Large Christmas Tree-Shaped Cake, Flooded with Praise. (instagram/nickytirta)

Nicky's post successfully attracted attention with over 9,800 likes and 200 comments. Many netizens praised the beauty of this cake, with some even feeling reluctant to eat it.

"The chef's work is getting cooler," praised @deepoespa

"It's not easy to make, sir... but if done with joy, it feels light for the cake,,,,,GOOD morning sir....stay healthy, may your days always be blessed..." commented @suparmivivogalaxy

"It's such a waste to eat it, bro," said account @rosyanadewi26

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