Cake Balls

Baking By froggy80au Updated 4 Jan 2011 , 12:48pm by SheriCakes4u

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froggy80au Posted 26 Dec 2010 , 2:18am
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I came across a great idea for using up leftover cake.

Put your leftovers in the freezer until you want to use them.

Then crumble them up in a bowl, add a liquid of a complimentary flavour, roll into little balls and cover in choc.

Here are pics of the ones I did this Christmas
Candy cane; choc mud cake mixed with water and peppermint oil
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=5759759&l=a61a067188&id=675873619

Madeira cake and mango puree
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=5789006&l=5c7a58017c&id=675873619

Sorry for the links, cant figure out how to show you my album

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motherofgrace Posted 26 Dec 2010 , 2:32am
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icon_smile.gif search up "cake balls" and you will get a bunch of great variations to try!

Im glad you discovered them!

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Mme_K Posted 26 Dec 2010 , 3:17am
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Check out this link:

http://cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-658476.html

It has tons of ideas for cake balls.......
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froggy80au Posted 26 Dec 2010 , 4:18am
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Thanks, I cant believe I didnt know about them before now.

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pianocat Posted 26 Dec 2010 , 4:23am
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There have been a number of discussions (some very long) on cake balls. Check out the forums. My grandsons beg me to make them, and aren't too particular what kind I make! They don't last around my house.

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jillmakescakes Posted 26 Dec 2010 , 4:06pm
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they have been a great seller for me this year!! I discovered them last year. I kinda wonder how long they have been around.

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SheriCakes4u Posted 4 Jan 2011 , 12:48pm
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I read in one of the older posts that they are good to freeze for a couple of hours and then dip in chocolate. Don't they crack? I've had problems with them cracking, even when I don't freeze. Any ideas why?

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