A140 chocolate dipped marshmallows with sprinkles/ some type of detail work on each. What's everyone's opinion on pricing ?
Marshmallows obviously have no prep time so the hardest part will be the chocolate dipping and sprinkles.
Help! :grin:
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140 chocolate dipped marshmallows with sprinkles/ some type of detail work on each.
What's everyone's opinion on pricing ?
Marshmallows obviously have no prep time so the hardest part will be the chocolate dipping and sprinkles.
Help!
HayBabyCakes: did you make your own marshmallows? I looked at an interesting book on making marshmallows when I was visiting Seattle.
I make my own and they are SO easy. I use a recipe on Epicurious. I use vanilla bean paste so you can see all those beautiful specks when you bite into it. I pour the marshmallow into a 9x13 and cut them into blocks. You could also use cutters to cut the shapes, but just make sure you dust them really well with powdered sugar. I prefer to cut blocks because there's no waste and you can tell they're homemade. They taste WAY better than the store-bought ones. The key is to whip them really well so they're light and fluffy.
I think $2 or $2.50 a piece is appropriate if you're just dipping store-bought ones.
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"I make my own and they are SO easy. I use a recipe on Epicurious......."
AnnieCahil: I watched Martha S. make them once, then saw the book at the La Sur something or other shop, and could picture putting lolly sticks in them and dipping them in chocolate ..........
they just looked dreamy. So if they taste really good, i'm sold. thanks.
If you end up making your own get ready for the WORST smell you could ever imagine, yuck! I love homemade marshmallows, but that smell makes me so sick.
My royal icing covered marshmallows are $1.50. For chocolate dipped marshmallows, I'd charge $2.
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