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Thursday, April 8, 2010
"cake pops" and lions
I'm interested if anyone has made "cake pops" before. I want to make them for Benjamin's birthday party and i'm doing my first experiment tonight. If anyone has great ideas for Lion themes, or advice for cake pops, please share!
Sumita Kalyanapu bake a cake, crumble it real good with no lumps or you can put it in the food processor. add 3/4 can of store bought frosting and make balls. stick lollipop sticks in balls aand freeze for a couple of hours. melt candy coating and dip each cake pop in the coating, tap excess off and stand them on styrofoam. let dry completely and decorate!!
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something like this? my friend from church made them for her son's birthday a few weeks ago.
http://hphotos-snc3.fbcdn.net/hs438.snc3/25177_1305352828299_1064867412_30750312_7643717_n.jpg
http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash1/hs458.ash1/25177_1305355668370_1064867412_30750318_2374861_n.jpg
haha. thanks! they were fun.
i will ask her for you and let you know! and wouldn't it be fun to have a baking party?!
here ya go...does this make sense?
Sumita Kalyanapu
bake a cake, crumble it real good with no lumps or you can put it in the food processor. add 3/4 can of store bought frosting and make balls. stick lollipop sticks in balls aand freeze for a couple of hours. melt candy coating and dip each cake pop in the coating, tap excess off and stand them on styrofoam. let dry completely and decorate!!
i'm glad that was helpful!
i think that would look great. i can't wait to see pictures!
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