Ingredients

• 1 box of white cake mix (and whatever ingredients it calls for)
• 1 10 oz. can of chocolate frosting (a regular 16 oz can is fine if you can't find the small ones)
• Black, blue, and yellow food coloring

Instructions

1. Blend the white cake batter together according to the instructions on the box.
2. In a small bowl, separate out about a 1/2 cup of the batter (the amount of one cupcake).
3. In the big bowl of batter place a few drops of black food coloring to tint it a light grey. If you want the cake to be cat-litter accurate, make sure to find some photos (or your own litter) for reference.
4. Some litters have little specs of green or blue in them (deodorizers?) so color the small amount of batter you put aside a green or bluish color of your choice with the blue and yellow food coloring. I went with a turquoise color.
5. Pour the grey batter into a 9" x 13" cake pan
6. Scoop the green batter into a cupcake tin lined with a cupcake wrapper.
7. Bake the cake according to the instructions on your boxed mix. Make sure to check on the green cupcake at least 10 mins earlier than the full cake, so it doesn't overcook.
8. When the cake is done baking, let it fully cool before you place it in the litter box.
9. Crumble up the cooled grey cake into the litter box until it's fine little pieces that look like litter. Then crumble the green cupcake over that (you may not need all of it) until you like the grey to green ratio.
10. Take a frosting bag or Ziplock bag and cut a corner off. The amount of the corner you cut off depends on what size "cat poops" you want.
11. Spoon the chocolate frosting into the Ziplock, seal it, and get creative! If you have cats you know how wild it can get. Make small poops and large poops, curled poops and straight poops, poops that hang off the side of the box or roll some around in the "cat litter" cake. Keep adding frosting poops until you like how it looks.
12. Then sit back and watch no one want to eat your delicious cake!