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Edible Terrarium Trifles Are The Ultimate Dessert For Plant Lovers

Have you ever made a terrarium before? It's basically a tiny succulent garden that fits into a glass container and adds the perfect amount of greenery to any tabletop without taking up much space from other non-essential coffee table items like a million half-filled glasses of water, snacks, and The New Yorker magazines.

Some people have cleverly taken the idea of the terrarium and transformed them into trifle desserts that are basically made for plant-loving foodies.

A terrarium trifle is a clever dessert for plant lovers and anyone who appreciates a beautiful dessert in general.

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Blogger The Wondersmith created this version with a chocolate zucchini cake, rich chocolate avocado mousse, "mossy" crumbled spinach cake, and various agave-formed succulent pieces painted with matcha and spirulina powders.

This recipe is one to tackle on a rainy day, or one where you feel like your patience is at an optimal level.

You can use The Wondersmith's recipe as inspo to create your own unique terrarium cake trifle.

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Simply layer the trifle bowl with sandy or soil-colored cake, icing, cream, or custard, and then top with edible succulents that you can create from succulent-shaped molds.

You can even serve them in individual glass terrarium containers to really tie the whole theme together.

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Instagrammer @ceriscakecreations used chocolate cake, crumbled biscuits, fondant pebbles, and flowers buttercream cactus' that are held upright by mint chocolate sticks to create their edible terrariums.

You can even make individual terrarium pudding cups using wine glasses for a semi-quick dessert that will certainly be a crowdpleaser.

Panko Bunny

Follow Panko Bunny's recipe for the complete details.

Whether you're a plant lover or not, you can't deny how cute and clever these desserts are.