This crepe cake is beautiful and delicious! The fail-proof blender crepes recipe makes this the easiest 30 layer cake you'll make! Best crepe cake frosting! | natashaskitchen.com

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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!)

Ingredients for a crepe cake on the table

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.

Two photos of batter in a blender

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. 

Two photos one of a crepe in a skillet and one of a stack of crepes

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.

Six photos of mixing bowls with frosting for a crepe cake being mixed

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.

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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 :). 

This crepe cake is beautiful and delicious! The fail-proof blender crepes recipe makes this the easiest 30 layer cake you'll make! Best crepe cake frosting! | natashaskitchen.com

Crepe Cake Recipe

4.90 from 217 votes
Author: Natasha of NatashasKitchen.com
This crepe cake is beautiful and delicious! This is the easiest 30 layer cake you'll make with 15 crepes and 15 layers of cream.
Prep Time: 30 minutes
Cook Time: 15 minutes
Total Time: 45 minutes

Ingredients 

Servings: 14 servings (make a 9-inch 30 layer cake)

For the Crepes (makes 15 layers)

For the Crepe Cake Frosting:

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

*To measure flour correctly, spoon it into the measuring cup and level the top for an exact measure.
**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

346kcal Calories23g Carbs6g Protein25g Fat15g Saturated Fat117mg Cholesterol132mg Sodium166mg Potassium16g Sugar875IU Vitamin A0.7mg Vitamin C118mg Calcium0.7mg Iron
Nutrition Facts
Crepe Cake Recipe
Amount per Serving
Calories
346
% Daily Value*
Fat
 
25
g
38
%
Saturated Fat
 
15
g
94
%
Cholesterol
 
117
mg
39
%
Sodium
 
132
mg
6
%
Potassium
 
166
mg
5
%
Carbohydrates
 
23
g
8
%
Sugar
 
16
g
18
%
Protein
 
6
g
12
%
Vitamin A
 
875
IU
18
%
Vitamin C
 
0.7
mg
1
%
Calcium
 
118
mg
12
%
Iron
 
0.7
mg
4
%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
Course: Dessert
Cuisine: Russian, Ukrainian
Keyword: Crepe Cake Recipe
Skill Level: Easy
Cost to Make: $
Calories: 346
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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 ;).

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  • william holley
    December 25, 2022

    Hi Natasha, I once spent two weeks developing the perfect (for me) cinnamon roll recipe.
    I had countless batches of cinnamon rolls and hours of work put in. I can’t imagine how much more work it would have taken if I had to add photography, video or a production crew. So I think you for all that you do that allows allowing me to just do a few clicks to find a myriad of wonderful recipes. My question is do you know of a variation of this recipe using chocolate crepes and just stabilized whipped cream for the frosting?

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    • NatashasKitchen.com
      December 26, 2022

      Thank you so much for the support! I appreciate it. I have not tested a chocolate variation, but hopefully, that is something we can do in the future.

      Reply

  • Rina chee
    October 12, 2022

    Hi,just want to know beside this frosting what other method? Because I planning atrip to a forest n couldn’t get whip cream n cheese?

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    • NatashasKitchen.com
      October 13, 2022

      A Buttercream or Swiss Meringue Buttercream would be more stable. Check out this link to my frostings, HERE.

      Reply

  • Nessi
    September 21, 2022

    I followed the recipe exactly and found the crepes to be too tough and chewy. Next time I will allow the crepe batter to rest for a couple hours in the fridge before pouring in the skillet.

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    • NatashasKitchen.com
      September 21, 2022

      Hi Nessi! Sometimes that is due to using too much flour. Be sure to measure correctly. I have a tutorial onhow to measure ingredients, HERE. I wish you better results the 2nd try.

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      • Marcie
        July 13, 2023

        When I make crepes, I use cake flour to make them lighter, less chewy…

        Reply

  • Alla
    July 20, 2022

    Do you think i could make a matche crepe cake using this crepe recipe but just adding matcha powder to it?

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    • Natasha's Kitchen
      July 20, 2022

      Hi Alla, I this it’s a good experiment! I have not tested that but feel free to give that a try and share with us how it goes.

      Reply

  • Joanna
    June 25, 2022

    Hello Natasha,
    Thank you so much for your great recipes, ideas and more!!!
    Just wondering if I can finish the cake today and keep it refrigerated for tomorrow? Is it going to taste the same? I need it for my daughter’s birthday tomorrow.
    Thank you.
    Joanna

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    • Natashas Kitchen
      June 25, 2022

      Hi Joanna, you sure can, cover the cake with plastic wrap and refrigerate overnight.

      Reply

  • Bryce Hensler
    June 15, 2022

    Hello, I made this recipe but Instagram used buttercream frosting for in between layers. Within two minutes my frosting became a liquid! It was not melting from heat I know for sure it’s like all the liquid cam out of the frosting… I tried the recipe again with more airy buttercream. Same results. Just left me with a puddly of soggy crepe’s 🙁 what do you think?

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    • Natasha
      June 16, 2022

      Hi Bryce, it may be due to having the cake in the heat. I would recommend refrigerating it before serving to help the frosting set a bit and then definitely keep it out of the sun.

      Reply

  • C
    June 5, 2022

    Before I make this recipe, which looks delicious, I have a quick question about alternating fillings between layers. Would it work if I use this frosting alternating with some lemon curd on another layer and so on and so on.

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    • NatashasKitchen.com
      June 6, 2022

      Hi! I think that would work.

      Reply

  • Kevin Renaud
    May 1, 2022

    Question: I’m thinking of making this for a buffet…how long do you think it can sit out? Seems like it would be ok, but I don’t use evaporated milk often

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    • Natasha's Kitchen
      May 1, 2022

      Hi Kevin it should be alright but I have not tested it out for a very long time to advise of the exact time.

      Reply

      • Tori
        July 9, 2022

        Hey, I tried this recipe and everything went wrong the batter was to watery and when I added flour it still didn’t work and the crepes them self kept ripping and the frosting kept melting even after I put the crepes in the fridge to cool.. can you tell me what I did wrong?

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        • Natashas Kitchen
          July 11, 2022

          Hi Tori, it’s hard to say what went wrong without being there. If the frosting kept melting, it may have needed more time mixing to stabilize it. You can also put the frosting in the fridge before trying to spread it if it was too runny.

          Reply

  • Ruth
    April 10, 2022

    Oh my! Absolutely delicious! Was a little time consuming but so worth it! It’s really easy and it’s amazing with a little whip cream on top 🥰

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    • Natasha's Kitchen
      April 11, 2022

      Thanks for your good comments and feedback, Ruth. Glad you loved the recipe!

      Reply

  • Diana
    March 22, 2022

    Hi Natasha,

    I am planning to make this cake for my husband bday. I was wondering if the cream/filling you use for your Medovik recipe would work here? And whether it would also work covering all the cake with it (like with Medovik) insteak of only layeting the filling in between layers. Probably less filling to avoid sliding right?

    Thanks!
    Diana

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    • NatashasKitchen.com
      March 23, 2022

      Hi Diana. I have not tested this on crepes but I imagine it would taste good and work fine. The frosting is soft so sliding may be an issue. You’d have to experiment with it and see if you want to cover the full cake in the frosting. I would make sure your crepes have completely cooled before stacking and get it in the refrigerator as soon as you’re done so it can harden. Let us know how it works out for you.

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      • Ricardo Dominguez
        September 16, 2022

        Hi Natasha, I’m a married guy who loves to cook and bake and I have to say 9 out of 10 times I choose your recipes and they never fail! Nice job. I made this this morning, it’s in the fridge so it’s not finished yet. I will post pics once I decorate it with the confectioner’s sugar plus berries. Take care!

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        • NatashasKitchen.com
          September 16, 2022

          Hi Ricardo! I’m so glad you enjoy my recipes. Thank you so very much for sharing. I’d love to see pictures. You can tag me #natashaskitchen on Instagram or Facebook! 🙂

          Reply

  • Marta
    March 6, 2022

    This was amazing! I made it one day ahead and it was very moist on the second day! I made this Crepe cake to celebrate Maslenica, this was our interpretation of pancake dessert. It turned out very light, despite many comments saying that the filling is overpowering. As I am from Latvia sometimes it is hard for me to understand exactly what kind of ingredients should I buy because they differ from country to country I guess. For this cake I bought condensed milk, and when I searched online it said that condensed milk both with or without sugar all is called condensed milk. I bought one without sugar apparently, because it was too runny, and mixed with butter it turned out all runny and lumpy, I had to throw it away and got pretty discouraged. I drove to a bigger store and got condensed milk with sugar and the filling turned out amazing! Thank you for the recipe! I will surely repeat it, but I have to find a way to make it more fancy instead of rustic, so I could present it as a birthday cale for example.

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    • Natasha's Kitchen
      March 6, 2022

      Thank you for sharing your experience making this crepe cake and following the recipe. I’m glad it turned out great! I hope you can share a pic with us if you try to make a fancy version of it.

      Reply

  • Darwin
    February 4, 2022

    Can i add flavors to it ..i made this recipi and is amazing just want to know if i can add flavor to it

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    • Natashas Kitchen
      February 4, 2022

      Hi Darwin, I bet that could work! If you experiment, let me know how you liked the recipe.

      Reply

  • Damaris Rodriguez
    January 5, 2022

    Super simple and delicious! Used red and green food coloring for a festive spin. Will try to make again and I corporate Nutella either into the frosting or on its own.

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    • Natasha's Kitchen
      January 5, 2022

      Sounds great, Damaris. I think Nutella will be delicious!

      Reply

  • Robert Balthazor
    December 24, 2021

    Thanks for an incredible cake recipe! It was easy to make and wowed my friends, so delicious.

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    • Natashas Kitchen
      December 24, 2021

      I’m so happy you all enjoyed that. Thank you for sharing that with us, Robert!

      Reply

  • gg
    July 2, 2021

    Hi Natasha, I followed the recipe to the T and the frosting was salty. I used Philadelphia cream cheese and unsalted butter, I know for a fact it was unsalted butter because I tasted the condensed milk/butter mix and it wasn’t salty at all. When I tasted the Philadelphia cheese on its own it was quite salty, but once mixed in with the milk/butter and spread on the crepes, it somehow became very salty. Any ideas why this happened? Other than the salt level, the recipe seemed perfect to me.

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    • Natashas Kitchen
      July 2, 2021

      Hi GG, the frosting should not be salty with Philadelphia (I have tested with that and other brands) unless salted butter was used by mistake — hopefully, it wasn’t mislabeled? There is no salt in the frosting otherwise, so I’m not sure why else the frosting would be salty. I hope that helps to troubleshoot!

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      • gg
        July 3, 2021

        Thanks, that is what my research told me as well. I must have had a bad batch of cream cheese, it was noticeably salty when I tasted it on its own.

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  • Lisa
    June 29, 2021

    Hi Natasha,
    Can the crepes be made the day before?

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    • Natasha
      June 29, 2021

      Hi Lisa, yes, just let them cool to room temperature then stack them on a large plate, cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate overnight.

      Reply

    • Natashas Kitchen
      June 29, 2021

      Hi Lisa, this recipe is best enjoyed within 2 days of making it.

      Reply

  • Joey
    May 8, 2021

    Can I use salted butter instead of unsalted butter in crepes?

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    • Natashas Kitchen
      May 9, 2021

      Hi Joey, I haven’t tested this recipe with salted butter but suspect it will be a bit too salty.

      Reply

  • Maha
    May 1, 2021

    Absolutely delicious. I made it for my mom’s Birthday and it was a huge hit with everyone. I highly recommend this recipe.

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    • Natashas Kitchen
      May 1, 2021

      THat’s so great!! Happy Birthday to your Mom!

      Reply

  • Eunice
    April 30, 2021

    I’m trying to make crepe cakes as well. I have a few questions though.
    – Do I have to cool the crepes before assembling it with the cream?
    – What temperature does the melted butter have to be in?
    – Can I use cake flour to make the batter?
    Please answer the questions. Thank you.

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    • Natasha
      May 3, 2021

      Hi Eunice, yes we do cool the crapes before assembling the cake. The temperature of the butter is not important. I just melt it in at it whether it’s warm or hot. Also, I have not tried with cake flour so I can’t say if it would be too light for crapes or not.

      Reply

  • Nella
    April 10, 2021

    hello natasha,
    do we have to put the cake in the fridge because i’m doing this for a project in school and we can’t really use the fridge there

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    • Natasha's Kitchen
      April 11, 2021

      Hi Nella, it is definitely important to refrigerate the cake after the frosting is on so it can set and be easier to slice

      Reply

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