The best confetti fun cake recipe for any occasion.
Dairy-free, egg-free, and vegan but nobody will know it.
See recipe below!
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Since our chocolate cake and vanilla cake recipes are big hits here at Milk Allergy Mom,
I thought it would be fun to bring things up a notch.
In other words, LET’S ADD CONFETTI!
And know what happened?
This has become our most popular cake recipe here at Milk Allergy Mom.
Everyone loves confetti, and in this case, you don’t have to pick it up off the floor. MOM WIN! 😉
Cue the confetti!
All you have to do to make this recipe is find the right allergy-safe, chunky sprinkles and add them to our basic vanilla cake batter.
So simple!
And so cool for the kids.
This recipe is for 12 cupcakes, a 9×9″ cake, or an 8×8″ cake.
Double the ingredients for 24 cupcakes, a double layer round cake, or 9×13″ cake.
See recipe PLUS two frosting options below. Muah!
READER REVIEW
“Can I just say. Thank You! Thank You!! This recipe was easy and delicious. I made the frosting as well. My son has numerous allergies and this was great for his first birthday!!!!”
DAIRY-FREE VANILLA FROSTING RECIPE
1/4 cup dairy-free butter
1/4 cup solid coconut oil or shortening
1-3/4 cup powdered sugar
1 tsp. vanilla (affiliate)
This can be made with soy-free & dairy-free margarine, as well.
Mix butter and coconut oil/shortening with a mixer.
Add vanilla.
Slowly add powdered sugar 1/4 cup at a time.
Beat on high speed until icing consistency is reached. If it’s too thick, add dairy-free milk 1/4 tsp. at a time.
This can be a little temperamental depending on the season and room temperatures.
If it’s summer, you will do best to use chilled butter and coconut oil.
If it’s winter, room temp works and dairy-free milk may need added.
Store frosted cupcakes in the refrigerator.
Click here for homemade chocolate frosting.
DAIRY-FREE STORE-BOUGHT FROSTING
If you want frosting from a tub, this store-bought frosting & sprinkles has been dairy-free but does contain soy.
It comes in flavors of Chocolate Fudge, Classic White, and Cream Cheese.
Be sure to check labels because ingredients can change.
VANILLA CONFETTI CAKE
Heat oven to 350
Grease pan(s) with an allergy safe food if you are making this for someone with food allergies or use non-stick USA pans(affiliate). The best pans on the planet!
CONFETTI CAKE INGREDIENTS DAIRY-FREE
1-3/4 cups flour
1 cup sugar
1 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp salt
1 tsp vinegar
1 tsp vanilla (affiliate)
1/3 cup oil
1 cup cold water
2 Tbs. chunky sprinkles for batter
extra sprinkles for the top
HOW TO MAKE CONFETTI CAKE
Combine ingredients well in a mixer.
Pour the batter into a greased pan or muffin tin.
Bake approximately 20-30 minutes in the oven until done, when cake springs back to the touch or a toothpick comes out clean.
Time varies on the pan you use.
Hope you love this milk-free and egg-free confetti cake as much as we do!
MORE CAKE RECIPES
Check out our other popular milk-free and egg-free cake recipes below, enjoy!
Sandra
Thursday 6th of August 2020
To I decided to use your recipe for my daycare class party because I have two children that have allergies to Dairy and eggs. When I mixed up the batter placed it in my cupcake pans they kind of became a volcano while baking. I threw them away made another batch that that's came out perfect. So I decided to make more I made another batch as well and that bats became of volcano as well. I followed the instructions step by step and that was my results twice. Is there anything that I should have done different?
Jamie Kaufmann
Monday 17th of August 2020
Hi Sandra! I'm glad it worked, but not sure why the volcano. I'm stumped. :(
Rab
Sunday 12th of July 2020
So my daughter can’t have egg, dairy , citric acid which includes vinegar, lime , lemon juice. Any alternative to that ?
Indsay
Monday 16th of October 2017
I have noticed a lot of recipes call for Vanilla. If my daughter is allergic to dairy and egg. Is vanilla extract safe ??
Jamie Kaufmann
Thursday 19th of October 2017
Hi Lindsay, you are right. Vanilla is yummy! :) We have never had a problem with it, but of course it can be easily left out. I link to our favorite because it's been tried and true for our milk and nut allergies. :)
Lisa
Thursday 15th of June 2017
I'm going to try this !! My son is egg milk PN TN He can now have baked egg What do you think if I add the egg 1 egg for the vinegar ??
Jamie Kaufmann
Sunday 18th of June 2017
Hi Lisa, the egg is the baking soda and vinegar together. But you will truly love the cake without the egg. It's how the recipe was originally intended back in the 1930's. :) Hope you love it!
Sephora
Monday 29th of May 2017
Hi, I'm planning to make cupcakes for my niece birthday. But she's allergic to milk, eggs, and nuts. Can I use the cake mix? Is there any specific brands? What frosting I can buy?
Jamie Kaufmann
Tuesday 30th of May 2017
Sephora, some use Duncan Hines cake mix. Be sure to check with the family to make sure it's ok. And some Pillsbury frostings work, too. They have soy.