How To Cook Carton Cake

 It appears you referred to "cardboard cake", which is typically an expression used humorously or ironically to describe a cake that is too dry or flavorless. However, if you're looking for something artistic or decorative, like a fake cardboard cake for a party or display, here's a way to do it:

Necessary materials:

1.Cardboard

2.Scissors or utility knife

3.Hot glue or white glue

4.Crepe paper or tissue paper (for decoration)

5.Paint (optional, to paint the cardboard)

6.Scotch tape

7.Cardboard plates (optional)

8.Ruler and pencil

Instructions:

Planning and Cutting:

Draw and cut cardboard circles of different sizes to form the cake layers. You can use a plate or any round object as a mold.

Cut strips of cardboard to the desired height for the sides of the cake layers.

Assembling the Layers:

Glue cardboard strips around the circles to form cylinders. Make sure the strips are securely attached to the circles using hot glue or tape.

Stack the cardboard cylinders from largest to smallest, gluing them together to create the cake structure.

Decoration:

Paint the layers of cardboard with paint of the desired color and let it dry completely (optional).

Use crepe paper or tissue paper to cover the cake. You can cut strips of paper and glue them to the sides of the cylinders.

Make flowers, bows or any other decorative detail with paper to decorate the cake. Glue these decorations to the cake using hot glue.

Finishing:

Make sure all parts are well glued and the cake is firm.

Place the cake on a cardboard stand or plate for display.

This cardboard cake can be used as decoration at parties, photo shoots or as a creative centerpiece. If you need a more detailed tutorial or have other ideas in mind, I can help further!