A mini Cocomelon cake, twelve days old, keeps Tiny Food's kitchen warm
No new uploads went out, and three dessert videos from late September, built on KitKat, OREO and a watermelon, are the ones still finding viewers.
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I Made a Mini COCOMELON Cake! 🍉 Cute Watermelon Miniature Cake Decorating 🍰✨
On an ordinary day, Tiny Food's back catalog of miniature cakes draws close to 40,000 views. Lately it has been running at around 24,000, a slower pace than usual, and with nothing new posted in seven days, the channel's late-September bakes are doing the work.
The one moving fastest is "I Made a Mini COCOMELON Cake! 🍉 Cute Watermelon Miniature Cake Decorating 🍰✨". The description bills it as a melon-themed cake built step by step in a tiny kitchen, pitched at cartoon fans. Cocomelon, the nursery-rhyme series with the watermelon logo, is one of the most watched children's channels anywhere, so the theme is a natural fit for a cake you could hold between two fingers.
Right behind it sit two candy-aisle builds from the same stretch: a heart-shaped chocolate cake ringed with KitKat bars, and a mini rainbow OREO cake finished with a chocolate drip. Both lean on the channel's signature mix of bright colors and quiet ASMR decorating sounds.
Among cooking channels of similar size, Tiny Food has one of the larger subscriber counts, but it is one of the quieter corners this week. Gary Eats and Feast with Wei are both well above their usual pace, while Rosie Maio and Sarah's Vegan Kitchen are holding close to theirs. The subscriber count stayed level at 599,000, just short of a round number that is easy to picture on a very small cake.
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The videos drawing views on Tiny Food right now
- Channel
- Tiny Food
- Subscribers
- 599,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 276,521
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here are Tiny Food's figures for the week, alongside those of similar cooking channels.
💡 Test your knowledge
OREO cookies, star of one of Tiny Food's rainbow cakes, were first sold in which year?
Nabisco introduced the OREO biscuit in 1912 in New York City.
