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This crepe cake is beautiful and delicious! Everyone will think it took you hours to prepare but it’s so simple when you’re using our fail proof blender crepes recipe. This is the easiest 30 layer cake you’ll make with 15 crepes and 15 layers of cream.
I’ve been in love with the idea of crepe cakes since I first laid eyes on them; elegant with rustic charm and so pretty! I’ve tested several variations of this crepe cake for some time when I discovered the winning cream for it; based on our popular Spartak layer cake (my favorite cake on the planet). The frosting has a delicate and wonderfully creamy but light flavor it has sweetened condensed milk in it so you know it’s good. I hope this crepe cake becomes a new favorite for you – both to make and enjoy!
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You don’t need any fancy equipment for homemade crepes, just any blender to whirl the ingredients together and a good non-stick 9″ pan. I also suggest a thin edge spatula to easily flip over the crepes. I’ve been using this method of making crepes for years and I will never get tired of this recipe!
Ingredients for Crepes (makes 15 crepes):
1/2 cup warm water
1 cup milk
4 large eggs
4 Tbsp unsalted butter, melted, plus more to sauté
1 cup all-purpose flour *measured correctly
2 Tbsp granulated sugar
pinch of salt
*Watch our easy video tutorial on how to measure correctly
For the Crepe Cake Frosting:
1 cup (16 Tbsp) unsalted butter, softened at room temperature
12 oz sweetened condensed milk (from a 14 oz can – filled by weight)
8 oz cream cheese, softened at room temperature
2 tsp vanilla extract (make your own with 2 ingredients!)

How to Make Crepes:
1. In the bowl of a blender, add the crepe ingredients in the order they are listed: 1/2 cup warm water, 1 cup milk, 4 large eggs, 4 Tbsp melted butter, 1 cup all-purpose flour, 2 Tbsp sugar and a pinch of salt. Blend until well combined, scraping down the sides with a spatula if needed then set aside.

2. Heat a medium (9-inch) non-stick pan over medium heat. Add a tiny dot of butter and spread it around with a spatula to lightly coat. Once the butter is hot, add about 3 Tbsp of batter, or enough to lightly coat the bottom of the pan, swirling the skillet as you add the batter to evenly coat the bottom of the pan. Sauté about 30 seconds per side or until lightly golden then flip using a thin edged spatula and sauté another 30 seconds or until the second side is golden. Remove to a clean surface such as a cutting board and allow the layers to cool to room temperature before stacking them.
Note: When using a good non-stick (un-scratched) skillet, you will only need to add butter to prime the pan for the first crepe since there is butter in the batter.
How to Make Crepe Cake Frosting:
1. In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with whisk attachment, beat butter and condensed milk with whisk attachment on high speed 7 minutes. It should look whipped and lightened in color.
2. Add 8 oz of softened cream cheese 1 Tbsp at a time while mixing on medium high speed. Continue beating for 3 minutes or until no longer lumpy. Add 2 tsp vanilla and whisk until well incorporated and smooth. Some tiny lumps are ok and will not be noticeable once the cake is ready to enjoy.

Assembling the Crepe Cake
1. Place the first crepe layer onto your serving platter and spread about 3 Tbsp or 1 ice cream scoop of frosting between each crepe layer for a total of 15 crepes and 15 layers of cream.

2. Refrigerate the cake for at least 6 hours or until frosting has firmed up (can be made 2 days ahead) – it will be much easier to slice after refrigeration and won’t slide apart. To serve, dust with powdered sugar and top with fresh berries if desired.
Note: If your skillet was larger/smaller or if you made your crepes thicker, you may get a differing number of crepes and that’s ok :).

Crepe Cake Recipe

Ingredients
For the Crepes (makes 15 layers)
- 1/2 cup warm water
- 1 cup 2% milk
- 4 large eggs
- 4 Tbsp unsalted butter, melted, plus more to sauté
- 1 cup all-purpose flour, *measured correctly
- 2 Tbsp granulated sugar
- 1/8 tsp salt
For the Crepe Cake Frosting:
- 1 cup unsalted butter, softened at room temp, (16 Tbsp)
- 12 oz sweetened condensed milk, (from a 14 oz can)
- 8 oz cream cheese, softened at room temp
- 2 tsp vanilla extract
Instructions
How to Make Crepes:
- In the bowl of a blender, add crepe ingredients in the order they are listed: 1/2 cup warm water, 1 cup milk, 4 eggs, 4 Tbsp melted butter, 1 cup flour, 2 Tbsp sugar and a pinch of salt. Blend until well combined, scraping down the blender with spatula if needed.
- Heat a medium (9-inch) non-stick pan over medium heat. Add a tiny dot of butter** and spread it around with spatula to lightly coat. Once butter is hot, add about 3 Tbsp of batter, or enough to lightly coat the bottom of the pan, swirling the skillet as you add the batter to evenly coat the bottom of pan. Sauté about 30 seconds per side or until lightly golden then flip using thin spatula and sauté another 30 seconds or until second side is golden. Flip crepe out onto a clean surface such as a cutting board and let layers cool to room temp before stacking.
How to Make Crepe Cake Frosting:
- In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with whisk, beat butter and condensed milk on high speed 7 min. It should look whipped and lightened in color.
- Add 8 oz of softened cream cheese 1 Tbsp at a time while mixing on medium high speed. Continue beating for 3 minutes or until no longer lumpy. Add 2 tsp vanilla and whisk until well incorporated and smooth. Some tiny lumps are ok and will not be noticeable in the cake.
Assembling the Crepe Cake
- Place first crepe layer onto serving platter and spread about 3 Tbsp or 1 ice cream scoop of frosting between each crepe layer, totaling 15 layers of crepes and 15 layers of cream.
- Refrigerate cake for at least 6 hrs or until frosting has firmed up (can be made 2 days ahead) - it will be much easier to slice after refrigeration and won't slide apart. To serve, dust with powdered sugar if desired and top with fresh berries.
Notes
**When using a good non-stick (un-scratched) skillet, you only need to add butter to prime the pan for the first crepe.
Nutrition Per Serving
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Question: Have you tried making homemade crepes? Do you use a skillet or do you have one of those fancy crepe makers – and if so, would you recommend that to the rest of us? Let me know in a comment below and you will win a lifetime of my appreciation ;).





I love crepe cakes
I’m so glad you enjoyed that Koniah!
Hi Natasha : Made this cake, it was delicious. I used iron cast frying pan to make crepes. Also for the frosting instead of vanilla I put 2 Table spoons of natural cocoa powder (because we like chocolate). The frosting tasted close to your Prague Frosting.
Thank you for the recipe.
You’re welcome Svetlana! I’m so glad you enjoyed this recipe!
I made this recipe for my husband’s birthday. It was wonderful. Thank you for sharing.
You’re welcome, Christine! I’m so happy you enjoyed that!
OK, awesome recipe especially for the occasional baker. ProTip: try this if you’ve never made crepes before. Make the crepe batter then half the amount again. Using the extra batter, practice making crepes until you get color, thickness, and temp consistency. It took me 3-5 crepes to get it right. The rest is easy!
Thanks for your tip, Jeffrey. That is very helpful!
I made crepes today, I used a dosa pan, basically a huge almost flat pan. Worked out pretty well, but the crepes were a little thick in the middle due to the slight curve
It was my first time working with crepes ever. This recipe was very simple and clear to follow. I did not have a blender and putting the ingredients into a mixing bowl using a hand mixer was fine. When doing the buttercream, I can see how some thought it looked chunky and not whipped.I used a handmixer on high at first and it started to look chunky as if making butter with heavy whipping cream. I got worried and switched to low speed and it started looking more light and fluffy. Once the cream cheese was added, it looked more and more like it should. I agree that it might be too much condensed milk.I used maybe 8 oz instead and it was perfect.
Hello Lilly, thank you so much for sharing your experience and some tips for making this recipe. It can be very helpful for others who are experiencing the same issue so we appreciate it!
Perfect recipe! After reading some of the reviews here that complained of the filling being too sweet, I decided to make half a batch of the filling. For our family, it was the perfect amount for a thin layer between each crepe. The flavor of the filling was very authentic and reminded me of wafer cookies sold here in Russia with a condensed milk filling. Only this blini cake is so much better! Thanks Natasha for sharing!
Hello Lori, thanks for giving this recipe a try and I’m glad that reducing the filling worked well! I’m so happy that you enjoyed it and thanks for giving a great feedback.
This basic recipe, a stack of crepes with butter and sugar has been an Easter tradition in our family for about 80 years, made back then by my father who was born in 1907. I believe it must have been the tradition in his youth as well. Do you know of a nation or region that has this tradition? Needless to say, we all love it!
I’m so glad you all enjoyed that Dave!! Thank you for that awesome review!
Made this for Easter Sunday. It turned out so delicious. Cream turned out so creamy. Make sure you really mix it for 7 minutes. So simple and so good! Thank you Natasha.
Thanks for sharing that with us and for giving this recipe a great review!
Hi! I tried making the filling by mixing the butter and condensed milk on high speed for 7 minutes. From the picture, the final result would look whipped and lighter in color. However currently mine looks like heavy cream with lots of bubbles. Would you have any advice on it? (I could also take a photograph)
Thanks!!!
Hi Angeline, I’m more than happy to troubleshoot. Was your butter melted or softened? It sounds like the butter may be the culprit here.
I tried this and it tasted just like an egg. It was so gross. I followed it completely but just tasted weird. Really disappointed.
Hi Megand, I haven’t had that experience – could it be that you got a bad egg? I have made it a habit to smell my eggs when I use them because I have had bad ones before and they definitely can ruin a cake.
The crepe recipe is very good but the filling is way way way too sweet even though I only put very thin layer of filling. I don’t think the portion of the sweetened condensed milk should be that high and having 1 cup of butter Is just too much too rich.
Thank you for sharing that feedback with us, Joce.
Hi Natasha. First thing I love u a lot because I love ur personality, videos and recipes. As an amateur baker i tried many of ur recipes and they came out perfectly good and delicious. I just made ur crepe cake recipe and it is a hit. Thank u so much. Loads of kisses, from Mauritius Island.
Aww that’s the best! Thank you so much for sharing that with me, Zhareenm!
My crepes slid around the plate when I put it together with frosting
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Hi Rubin, you might try using a little less frosting between layers if you are getting too much sliding – it might just be due to too much cream.
Hi Natasha, Let me start with introducing myself. My name is Gail and Im a Home Baker. I have a Crepe pan I got at a Garage Sale !!! For 50 cents and it was Brand New 😊. I prefer this Crepe pan it’s easy to use and it is a non-stick pan. I’m really excited to make your Crepe Cake. I will take pictures and post when I can. I would like to know what other Frosting would go good with this ? Like a like a light Sweet Cream type ? I’ve done the cream cheese it’s good just hoping to try something else. Thank you – Gail
So, I’m a little confused. Am I using the whole can of condensed milk? I don’t have a food scale.
Hi Christie, we used 12 out of the 14 ounces in a can. “12 oz sweetened condensed milk (from a 14 oz can)” I hope that helps.
Dumb question – where do you put 15 crepes as you’re making them? I have 2 cutting boards but still not enough room for 15. Can I stack them with plastic wrap or parchment paper between? Thanks.
Hi Marty, we use the cutting board or parchment paper as we wait for them to cool off. It should take just a minute or two to cool off and then you can stack them.
Great! Best Crepe cake I’ve ever had.
I’m so happy you enjoyed that. Thank you for sharing that with us!
Hi Natasha! I made this recipe not too long ago & it turned out PERFECT! I’m doing it again right now, but I made the mistake of adding the melted butter after I blended everything. My crepe & batter are turning out very oily.. what should I do to make it less oily/buttery?
Hey Natasha. Made this with my 8 year old over the weekend and we loved it! In the frosting, instead of 1 cup butter we used 1/2 cup whole milk plain yogurt and it turned out great. Just to make it a bit more healthy. Thank you for the recipe!
I’m so happy to hear that worked with that! Thank you for sharing that with us!
I have made this wonderful cake several times. My question is, can it be frozen?
Thanks
Deb
Hi Deb, I haven’t tried freezing it so I’m not sure if it freezes well but it is worth experimenting!
This is the most delicious crepe cake recipe ive done. I made different colors and my relatives loves it. I also made your frosting and I add strawberry flavor it goes well. Thank you so much.
I’m so happy to hear that! Thank you for sharing your great review, Emily!