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Sam’s Club is selling a giant mermaid cake — and it's as magical as it sounds

Mermaid 2 Tier Cake Sam's Club
There's even a mermaid tail to top it off. Sam's Club

  • This summer’s trends are all about unicorns and mermaids, and if you have an occasion to celebrate soon and want to impress all your guests, this cake is definitely the way to go.
  • Sam’s Club now offers a 3-tier mermaid-themed cake that feeds 66 people at a very affordable price.
  • Here’s everything you need to know about this gorgeous cake — including how to get one yourself.
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Ever drooled over a gorgeous cake online before realizing how much it actually costs? We’ve all been there, but now, there’s an easier way to get your hands on a beautiful cake for less — and it’s perfect if you have a lot of guests to feed. Ready to make all your mermaid dreams come true? Starting later this week, Sam’s Club is selling a three-tier mermaid cake that feeds 66 people, and at $68.98, it’s barely more than a dollar a slice.

First, the important stuff: despite its low price, this cake looks amazing.

With the bottom layer decorated to look like pink, blue, and green mermaid scales, a middle layer covered in rainbow sprinkles, and the top layer adorned with turtles, seaweed, and a mermaid fin poking out of the top, it’s going to impress any kid or adult.

Mermaid 3 Tier Cake   Sam's Club
It has bubbles, sprinkles and everything a mermaid-lover could want on a cake. Sam's Club

And according to Bustle, the cake comes in two flavor choices, chocolate or vanilla, and if you aren’t having a big party, accommodations can definitely be made. The cake’s also available in a two-tiered version, which feeds 46 and costs $36.98, but for that price, you’ll lose the middle layer. Even without it, the cake is still pretty adorable.

Sold on the mermaid cake? It’s available at Sam’s Clubs nationwide starting July 20.

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