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I'm in the same boat and I've signed up as a volunteer for Icing Smiles as well as Birthday Cakes 4 Free. So every month I get to make cakes for kids with birthdays who happen to be going through a tough situation and live in a homeless...
I made 400 cake pops for a fundraiser at the school picnic that was supposed to be this evening... it was just cancelled due to high winds and moved to next Tuesday. I have them individually wrapped in bags with twist ties. Will they...
my daughter is allergic to eggs as well. I haven't tried it with the recipe you mentioned, but I have had great success using a product called "Egg Replacer" from Ener-G. It's a powder, and I find that for each egg called for in a...
This was posted in the Icing Smiles Facebook page this morning: MN Bakers: FUN Cake needed for a 17 y/o bone marrow transplant patient at Amplatz Children's Hospital on 3/9. Please contact Rose at cakerequest@icingsmiles.org if you can...
I just did a Google search for "recipe pricing calculator" and several free download options came up. You can check them out and see if any of them work for you.
My daughter has egg and peanut allergies, and I just use a box mix and replace the eggs called for with a mixed powder called Egg Replacer from Ener-G. I can find it in my grocery store in the natural foods isles... however, it can also...
you "glue" the sticks in with a little chocolate and let it dry before you dip the whole thing in the chocolate. Just dip the sticks in chocolate and stick in the cake ball.
I too use the Wilton candy melts, but thin them out by adding crisco or vegetable oil to it. its always too thick without adding something to it for working with cake balls. I also only melt the candy "most" of the way and then stir it...
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my daughter too has egg allergies and I have used the Ener-g Egg replacer for years and it works great! I can find it now in the natural food isles of the grocery store, but its also available at the Ener-g.com website.good luck!
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