How to make a party smash cake that looks like a freakshake

"Wow" little guests with this overloaded shake—then shake things up even more by smashing it in front of them!

If you've ever attempted to devour a freakshake on your own—one of those intimidatingly overloaded milky beverages, doused in toppings so rich they could each qualify as a dessert on their own—you'll know it's virtually impossible to do, and will almost surely result in post-shake regret, ala "milk was a bad choice".

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All the more reason to love this adorable recipe for smash cake, posing as a freakshake—you get the same drool-worthy impact, but once you've taken to it with a rolling pin you can share the sweet spoils with all your friends and family and skip the tummy gurgles. But mostly, it's just a lot of fun.

Claudia Abrahams, owner and creator of custom dessert business Sydney Smash Cakes, has been getting a lot of love on social media for her impressive freakshake versions of the popular party cake (check out some of her inventive creations below), and she caught up with 9Kitchen to show us how to make it at home.

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Here, she's recreated her Cookie Monster freakshake smash cake using a large plastic cup for a mould. Watch the clip above as Claudia demonstrates how easy it is. For those keen to give it a crack, you can Cookie Monster freakshake smash cake.

For more information on Sydney Smash Cakes visit Sydneysmashcakes.com.au or check out the latest overloaded creations on Instagram at @sydneysmashcakes.