100 Cookie Pops Question

Baking By Peeverly Updated 12 Apr 2008 , 9:53pm by Peeverly

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Peeverly Posted 11 Apr 2008 , 11:12am
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I have to make 100 baseball cookie pops for a principal that is retiring. I was told I could use 2 containers and put 50 in each. I think I am going to use one of those buckets that you put beverages in for the container. The problem is that I don't know how to arrange them. Isn't 50 a lot for one container? The sticks are going to be all the same length so how can I arrange that many without them looking kind of flat (know what I mean?) I really don't think that I can make some higher than another with this many? Any tips?

thanks!

Susan

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leily Posted 11 Apr 2008 , 11:38am
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What size cookies will you be using?

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Peeverly Posted 11 Apr 2008 , 7:14pm
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I think I'm going to make a 3 to 4 inch baseball cookie. They will say "Good Luck Charlie" on all of them. Any ideas, anybody?

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bakinccc Posted 11 Apr 2008 , 7:23pm
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Just make sure that you push the "front" ones right down to the bottom to where they touch the fill and slowly graduate them upward. If it was me I'd use two different length of sticks too. Good luck. They'll be impressive!!

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Honeydukes Posted 11 Apr 2008 , 9:07pm
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It sounds like a lot, but I think it'll be fine. Put multiple layers of styrofoam (use white for this so the sticks aren't covered in green dust.) You'll stack the foam like steps, that way you'll have three rows (or more.) Angle the sticks inwards on the sides. With the "steps" you won't have to cut your sticks. HTH!

I couldn't find a picture with lots of cookies, but this sorta gives you a visual.
http://www.acbouquet.com/Large_Smiley_Face_Candy_and.cookie.Bouquet.gif

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leily Posted 11 Apr 2008 , 10:28pm
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I suggest using bamboo skewers that way you can get more varying heights.

I would also suggest doing it 360 that way no matter what angle you look at it you see a nice show (like a flower vase)

You can get more heights in there and it will be evenly weighted too.

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Peeverly Posted 11 Apr 2008 , 10:30pm
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Thanks for your help. I never thought to stack the styrofoam and I will consider using different lengths for the stick (that is certainly easy to do). Maybe I'll make 4 of 25 instead (if it's ok with them) because I think 50 is going to be too many in one container. I knew you experts would know what to do!

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Honeydukes Posted 12 Apr 2008 , 3:18am
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Originally Posted by leily

... I would also suggest doing it 360 that way no matter what angle you look at it you see a nice show (like a flower vase)...




That's an excellent idea! icon_biggrin.gif

You might think about applying a little glue to you styrofoam stacks so that they don't shift while putting sticks in and then when people are taking them out. Put random dots of hot glue rather than solid sections because you won't be able to get the stick through it. Does that make sense?

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Peeverly Posted 12 Apr 2008 , 9:53pm
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These are great tips. I am going to stack the foam and I'm going arrange them in 360 degrees. Thanks so much. I hadn't thought of these ideas and now I feel a lot more comfortable about taking on this project.

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