I went with blue and red instead of green and red just for a change from the Christmas paraphernalia. They have caramel hidden centres. They took me forever - I forgot how sticky plastic icing gets. I've only worked with it once before (for my Rubix Cube cake). Now I remember why!
Looking forward to this evening - great company, food, wine, crazy Santa present swap, games... It's going to be fabulous :-)
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They are gorgeous! Well done.
A tip (that works for me). roll out whatever colours you are going to use and then leave them for a while. the plastic icing hardens quite quickly (and you can add tylose too to make it harden hard) and then you come back and cut out 1,2,3 with your cutters. Much easier. And also easier to work with if your cupcakes have been frosted and then stuck in the fridge for a while so the frosting can harden.
Enjoy enjoy enjoy!
Er, they look amazing to me, you could be a freelance baker too, hehe!
They look delicious:-)
Oh wow, those look AMAZING! How much better could they get?
Tamara, you've been so quiet, I hope all is well with you and it is just new year job pileup that is keepin you so quiet.
hey missy...
not sure if you are even still posting here, but do you happen to know Paula's email address? i'd like to speak to her about something and her profile doesnt have an address...
What's happened to you T????
Just popping to see if everything is okay???
:-)
Slow I know- but they look gawjiss!
Have you moved you blog...?
Very nice, thanks for sharing.
You wrote on a cup cake! You actually wrote small enough to fit on a cup cake! I'm stunned! I'm impressed! With me you're lucky if you get icing!! (hence scones....)
Thanks for coming over to my blog.
did i see u just visit my site?
come back, stranger.. i miss u!
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