How to Get the Triple-decker Strawbeggy Cake
| World | Florentine Forest (Chapter 1) |
|---|---|
| Difficulty | medium |
| Found | Aug 1, 2026 |
Steps
- Play in Florentine Forest and watch for the egg icon that appears on screen every 5 minutes — red or orange means you do not own the incoming egg yet.
- When the drop lands, race to the landing spot — sky eggs fall at fixed points and everyone on your server sees the same icon.
- If the drop turns out to be the Terrarium Egg or Overgrown Mossy Egg instead, wait out the next 5-minute cycle.
- Hop to a fresh server to reroll the drop faster instead of waiting through repeat cycles.
- Grab the Cake the moment it lands — once it is yours, its icon shows yellow on future drops.
Short answer: you don’t find the Triple-decker Strawbeggy Cake — it finds you. This egg has no fixed hiding spot, no quest giver, and no puzzle. It is one of three eggs that fall from the sky in Florentine Forest on a repeating timer, and claiming it means learning the drop system, reading the on-screen icon, and being quick to the landing point. This page walks through the whole mechanic from scratch; the Terrarium Egg and Overgrown Mossy Egg pages dig deeper into spawn-point camping and server-hopping, since all three eggs share one system.
Where is the Triple-decker Strawbeggy Cake in Egg Hunt 2026?
If you are searching “Triple-decker Strawbeggy Cake location,” the honest answer is: in the sky, on a schedule. Community walkthrough footage of Florentine Forest — Chapter 1’s free world — confirms that roughly every 5 minutes, one of three random eggs drops from above: the Triple-decker Strawbeggy Cake, the Terrarium Egg, or the Overgrown Mossy Egg. Which of the three you get on any given cycle is random.
The game telegraphs each drop with an icon on your screen, and the icon’s color is the key piece of information:
- Red or orange icon — the incoming egg is one you do not own yet. Drop everything and chase it.
- Yellow icon — you already own the incoming egg. Ignore it and keep playing.
Drops land at fixed spawn points around the map rather than at random coordinates. The full list of landing points is not yet confirmed, but one sighting is on record: a launch-week player stumbled onto a sky egg near the Fungus Flop minigame area, so that neighborhood is a reasonable place to linger. Every player on the server sees the same drop, so walkthrough footage treats each landing as a race — expect company at the landing spot.
How to get the Cake, step by step
- Enter Florentine Forest and just play. The timer runs while you do quests, so work on other eggs rather than staring at the sky.
- Watch for the icon. When a red or orange egg icon appears, an egg you are missing is on its way down.
- Sprint to the landing point. Use your dash and double jump — other players on the server are converging on the same spot.
- Check what dropped. Three eggs share the cycle, so odds are roughly one in three that any drop is the Cake.
- Reroll if needed. Wait out another 5-minute cycle, or leave and join a fresh server to spin the wheel again — hopping is usually faster.
What the Triple-decker Strawbeggy Cake looks like
Exactly what it sounds like: a towering dessert of an egg. The official badge description keeps it short — “Three layers of delight!” — and the egg is unusual in having two credited designers, @LostRemnants and @EggscrutiatingIy, where most eggs in the game credit one. Like every special egg, it can be bought as a wearable hat from the in-game menu once you have found it, or from the Roblox Marketplace afterward.
As of August 2, 2026, 9,289 players hold the Triple-decker Strawbeggy Cake badge — a middle-of-the-pack number for Florentine Forest, which fits an egg gated by luck rather than skill.
Common sticking points
- Ignoring the icon colors. Chasing a yellow-icon drop wastes a cycle. Only red or orange drops can be new eggs for you.
- Standing around waiting. Five minutes per cycle adds up. Run the Geode Egg gem hunt or the Soup Egg cooking quest between drops and let the timer work in the background.
- Losing the race. If another player reaches the drop first on a crowded server, hop to a quieter one.
FAQ
Is the Triple-decker Strawbeggy Cake a random drop? Yes. It is one of three eggs — with the Terrarium Egg and Overgrown Mossy Egg — that fall from the sky about every 5 minutes at fixed landing points in Florentine Forest. You cannot trigger it directly; you can only improve your odds by playing more cycles or hopping servers.
Can free players get the Cake? Yes. Florentine Forest is part of the free portion of the game, and the sky drop system runs there for everyone — no purchase needed.
Who designed the Triple-decker Strawbeggy Cake? Community creators @LostRemnants and @EggscrutiatingIy, credited jointly in the official Roblox badge data.
Updated August 2, 2026: drop mechanic, icon colors, and refresh timing verified against community walkthrough footage from launch week; designer credits and badge counts come from the game’s official public badge data. The full list of fixed landing points is not yet confirmed — this page will be updated with a dated note as spots are verified.