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I need to make a 3D Bell for a Chritsmas cake and figured making a poured chocolate one would be best...I tried making a RKT one and although the shape is perfect ect..when I covered it in fondant it was way to bumpy...   I am...
Over the years there has been many pictures or beautiful ornament cakes/cupcakes and poured chocolate ones...   I would like to make some for a Santa cake I am doing.I don't really want to make cupcakes with domed tops or two...
Ha!Ha! I cracked up of the picture of an exacto knife..I have several of these....LOLI think you ladies have answered my question and the answer is I don't need one!!Thanks
Hi All,I bought a cricut about 3-4 years ago when the fad was hot..Tried it a few times and of course it didn't work the way I wanted it too..I am not a patient person... and I quickly sold it on Kijiji...I am seeing all these wonderful...
Here in my area that cake would be $200.00.But again you have to price according to what your area will support.
You might have a hard time making it blue because pink and blue make purple/lavender...If you add alot of royal blue...and I mean alot you may get a blue but the taste might not be good...My recommendation is make new icing and freeze...
If you have an airbrush you can airbrush the bow purple and it will pop again.
If you google Depend cakes several pictures came up...
I tend to agree with Jason...I don't involve my business at all when handing out candy...I just hand out the store wrapped candy..Anything homemade usually gets thrown out by parents..At least that is exactly what I do when my kids come...
I think when any company mass produces their product many times the product suffers in taste.Buddy scratch bakes so I it may be that some of the recipes could be dry when we are used to mixes ...not sure and not saying all scratch cake...
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