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there is amaretto flavoring from wilton for chocolate icon_smile.gif
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there is amaretto flavoring from wilton for chocolate icon_smile.gif


to use in cakes? Do you think I could put it in my candy bark?
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no they have a specific candy coating flavor for it!
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um, awesome! Where do you buy it? Michaels, Hobby Lobby? Or a cake supply store?
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you can check michaels, but i think a cake supply would have more options, thats what i do when i need an uncommon flavoring icon_biggrin.gif
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I apologize if this question has already been posted...once my 21 month old and 3 1/2 year old are down for nap, I plan on settling in to read the 80+ pages... Can NOT wait to learn from everyone's experience!

I have a simple home based goodie business, which allows me to indulge my love of chocolate/baking/creativity, *and* I'm able to accomplish most of it while the girls nap, since I'm a SAHM. Anyway, I had someone request cake balls recently, so I'm going to make a sample batch this week. They sound divine, so I can't wait to pop one (or three) in my mouth. icon_lol.gif

What do you dip your cake balls in? Almond bark? Chocolate chips? Candy wafers (wilton, make n' mold)? What's the easiest to start with?

What's your favorite cake combo? (this one will have to be store bought cake and icing...*hanging head in shame*...) Bakerella has red velvet/cream cheese. Is that the easiest/best to start with?

Any tips for this newbie?

Wow...this started out as a simple question...oops... icon_redface.gif
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if I make brownie pops sunday will they still be ok for the saturday after? So, 6 days?
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yes! you can also freeze them if you want!
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yes! you can also freeze them if you want!



thank you. if I am putting black chunky sugar on them then I shouldn't put in the freezer right?
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why not?
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what size scoop does everyone use?
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i think mine is 1 1/4 inches just over a teaspoon. But sometimes i go for the next size up
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I think mine is pretty close to the same.
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Originally Posted by -Sweetheart-

i think mine is 1 1/4 inches just over a teaspoon. But sometimes i go for the next size up



alright...where did you find a scoop that is just over a teaspoon???
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I found it at a store called Le Gnome. But hey closed here.

Im sure you can fine one online
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