I would have donated them to the local homeless shelter or Headstart program by now! I assume after 2 days, the customer is a no-show, so on the third day I find a new home for the "orphaned" goodies.
Whatever happened to just cake and ice cream, pin the tail on the donkey and a pinata?[/quote]Good question! All though, there certainly seems to be no short supply of "donkeys"....and maybe some of those should be beaten with a stick...
Quote:Originally Posted by CakererQuote:Originally Posted by ATCakesNew TV show for WE: Tackiest Weddings--How bad can people get when it comes to their big day!!I would watch just to see the cake!!!!!Me, too!
Oh my! I think I'll print out this thread and present it to the people who have asked about the dummy cake idea! Those folks need to be "dummy-slapped" into reality! I, too, charge the same price for dummy cakes or dummy tiers, as I...
I can't begin to imagine the fear you folks live with during these times. You are in my thoughts and prayers.Ike is expected here in Maine the first of the week. We rarely have anything more than heavy rain and wind by the time it...
Your cake is terrific! I can't imagine the planner not taking your husband up on his offer to deliver it. Delivery is not a responsiblilty most of my customers want. They are graciously willing to pay for delivery. I have taken on...
I used Wilton royal blue to get a pale blue icing. To that I added the pink until I got the baby blue I wanted. I had to match the icing to a ribbon that was used on the cake.
I have had the same problem. I found that adding a tiny amount of pink will tame down the "teal" color. Do not add too much at a time or you will get a purple hue. I hope this helps.