Yes, it's true.

There is actually a "Cat Box" Cake.

And, it is delicious.

It just doesn't look that way.

CAKE INGREDIENTS:
1 box spice cake mix
1 box German chocolate cake mix
1 box of white cake mix
1 package white sandwich cookies
1 large package vanilla instant pudding mix
A few drops green food coloring
Assorted sizes of Tootsie Rolls®


What You Serve It In And What You Use To Serve
It
1 NEW cat-litter box
1 NEW cat-litter box liner
1 NEW pooper scooper




Notice the emphasis on the word "NEW."  DO NOT
USE A "USED" Cat Litter Box, Liner, Or
Utensils.  This is a conversation piece and
tasty, and should never be used to make people
sick, (at least not when they eat it.)

Using the regular directions, make up your
cakes in the pans recommended on the instructions.

Make up the pudding using the instructions, and then
put it in the refrigerator.

Break up the cookies and run them through a
food processor or blender.

Put some food coloring to about 1 cup of the
cookie crumbs in a jar and shake up the jar.

Set the jar and cookie crumbs to the side.

Once the cakes cool down to normal, break
them into crumbs into a big bowl. (Find the
biggest bowl you can.)

Now, mix the cakes together with the crumbs and
enough pudding to make a moist, but not sopping
wet mixture.

Put a liner in your NEW cat box, (We cannot
over-emphasize that word enough.) and pour
in your mix.

Heat the un-wrapped Tootsie Rolls® in your
microwave, until their bendable, but not runny.

Now, remember that movie with Bill Murray
called Caddyshack?

Make the Tootsie Rolls® look like that. 

You can best due that by shaping the ends so they
look like points with a curve in them.

Do this with all the different sizes of the Tootsie
Rolls® you got.

Bury them in the mix in your cat box, so that you
make it look like the cat "you know what" in the
box.

Toss some of the green crumbs over the top of
the cake.

Make up a few more of the heated and shaped
Tootsie Rolls®  and run them over the mix, so
they look coated.

Hang some of the Tootsie Rolls®  over the box
so they look like they're running over.

Now, place your Cat Box Cake in it's Cat Box
on a newspaper and stick the NEW (we cannot
over-emphasize that word quite enough) Scoop
into the mix.

Enjoy!