Cake Rescue Fixing viral Cake FAILS | How To Cook That Ann Reardon

Taking cake fails from Failed it to Nailed it, how to rescue viral YouTube & TikTok cake fails.
Hi I am Ann Reardon, How to Cook That is my youtube channel it is filled with crazy sweet creations made just for you. This week we are fixing viral cake fails from across the internet, how to glaze a cake, runny buttercream, lumpy fondant and fixing the frog cake. Join me for creative cakes, chocolate & desserts, new video every second Friday.

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[CaitlinsHappyheart]

Thank you for the shout out! And thanks for your lovely viewers who have popped over to my channel, especially so many who have left encouraging and friendly comments! I would have loved you to be there too to help rescue. I think we did something similar, we shoved skewers in and then the candles so it wasn’t too noticeable in the end, even without the cardboard sign which was a nice little touch! Anyway, it’s been a thrill getting a mention from you! Makes the fail all the more worthwhile!

[clsisman]

“Personally I wouldn’t touch it because it was a gift from her to her boyfriend, she’s put in a lot of effort, she’s even ordered a custom cake topper with his name on it, and I think it’s special!” - Anne, who made it a great week by being kind to others ❤️

[MariolaMichelleRodriguez]

Hi Ann! I'm the one that made the Frog Cake Fail & I can't believe it took me so long to see this! Thank you for being so nice with your reaction & suggestions! Buttercream has always been my demise & the hot weather in Puerto Rico has been my baking enemy! Can't wait to put all the skills I've learned here to practice 💖

[MollyThompsonx_]

I’m actually CRYING with laughter that you’ve included my AWFUL birthday cake in this🤣😭😭😭

[Janne_Mai]

I love that you teach us how to fix a cake without making fun of the fails. Especially the last one, you're so supportive of other people who are just trying their best. Thank you <3

[tarren]

What I love is that you don't just rescue these, you explain WHY they went wrong and how to avoid it. The runny buttercream has always been my downfall and now I know why!!

[keithengoth]

Among all the drama that swarms youtube, Ann's channel is the island of wholsome, kind and chill content I need in my life, even though I don't really bake. Thanks for that

[Sarahle]

I thought the boyfriend "failed" cake was perfectly charming! A sincere effort by someone who cares about you is always sweeter than an impersonal Pinterest wonder.

[gogyyy]

I literally admire how she put efforts on every video she make, she is the most true, honest and genuine creator I've ever watched!

[HeatherHogue]

I love how positive she is! “It’s just cake. It’ll still taste good.”

[abhilasha]

I love how she recreates the "fail" right to the last details <3

[clarisenagle]

I’m just realizing exactly how thoughtful these are, a professional baker using a butter knife to frost a cake, no piping tips besides the basics. This thoughtfulness is obviously partly because you believe in scientific continuity, but it also makes you a kind person with no condescension in your tone. Anyone else would do these to show they’re better than other people, you do it to genuinely help others and I really appreciate that!

[Cloudyqueso]

As someone who bakes a lot but fails at decorating, this helps a ton. Thank you for all your videos, wouldn't know where I'd be without them 😄 (probably piping icing on cupcakes bad still)

[Jemini]

I love how compassionate these are. Bigging up the mum recovering from cancer and refraining from belittling the woman who bought her ingredients rather than making them. She never makes fun she just gets in there! You're a class act Ann :)

[noahk]

I’ve been watching this type of video for ages, it’s probably one of my favourites with the 200y/o videos and the debunking - along with every other video 😆 . Thanks Ann! I love H2CT

[sitcomexwife]

I love how realistic these solutions are. It really shows the versatility of Ann's skills that she's able to come up with and execute approaches that are accessible not only to hobby bakers, but even to people who might be working only with store-bought items. Thanks so much for another great video. 🙂

[leannbrown]

Every once in a while I’m scrolling through YouTube before bed searching for a happy conclusion to my night and then…How to Cook That POSTS right at that moment. Best. Feeling. Ever. Thanks Ann!

[aneeshmohan]

Hey Ann! I loved the boyfriend cake fail!
As a boyfriend to someone, I made some disastrous cookies and just like you, she responded with so much kindness and said that the cookies were made with love and effort and so they were perfect as it is.

It really warmed my heart. You're such a beautiful person and it reminded me of my girlfriend and our good times. We're in a long distance so things are a little hard right now but your videos cheer me up and I love them❤️

Edit: We broke up. Ouch.

[PeaceLuvPeaceSigns]

You had me laughing out loud at “until I realized she’s covering an ice cream cake” 😂😂 love from Texas!!

[plushdragonteddy]

there’s something so wholesome about the phrase “choose your favorite frog” 6:17 i love ann 😭💖