The video is a tutorial by Laurie, a cake artist, who demonstrates how to create a double rainbow cake with a kawaii rainbow on the outside. Laurie explains her process, starting with dyeing her cake batter in different colors of the rainbow. She originally planned to bake 6-inch cakes for each color, but ended up having to adjust this due to a lack of suitable pans.
Laurie then constructs an arch from white cardboard to give the cake a lifted appearance. She uses hot glue to hold the strips together, and then dyes the inside of the arch purple.
Next, Laurie paints the cake layers with white buttercream icing, ensuring that the colors inside the cake are visible. She then applies a layer of buttercream icing between each cake layer, creating an even, rainbow-colored cake.
Laurie uses a toothpick to guide the placement of the rainbow colors on the cake, ensuring that each color is evenly distributed. She applies the colors in layers, starting with red at the top, and then proceeds in order from red to violet.
For the face of the cake, Laurie uses black fondant to create a round shape, which she then cuts into two circles. She fills these circles with light blue fondant, creating a face. She then adds details such as blue eyes and pink cheeks, and pipes white buttercream along the base of the rainbow.
Throughout the process, Laurie provides tips and advice, and encourages viewers to subscribe to her channel for more tutorials. At the end of the video, she expresses hope that viewers will have an amazing Pride Month and thanks them for watching.
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2. The cake is made with a kawaii rainbow on the outside and a second rainbow on the inside. [Document(page_content="00:00:06.84: there is a kawaii rainbow on the outside\n00:00:08.31: and inside is a second rainbow")]
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