Help, Can I Make Cake Balls Out Of Filled And Coated Cake

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momof2kids Posted 22 Apr 2011 , 11:08pm
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I just got done with filling and crumb coating a cake, but I don't like the way the shape turned out. It has a vanilla pudding and an eggless chocolate chip cookie dough filling, and is just crumb coated with buttercream. My question is, can I wrap it well, freeze it and eventually make cake balls out of it? [/u]

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tiggy2 Posted 22 Apr 2011 , 11:54pm
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I son't see why not.

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tryingcake Posted 23 Apr 2011 , 1:16am
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I just got done with filling and crumb coating a cake, but I don't like the way the shape turned out. It has a vanilla pudding and an eggless chocolate chip cookie dough filling, and is just crumb coated with buttercream. My question is, can I wrap it well, freeze it and eventually make cake balls out of it? [/u]





YES!

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momof2kids Posted 23 Apr 2011 , 1:49am
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Thank you guys. That's what I was thinking but wasn't completely sure.

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dukeswalker Posted 23 Apr 2011 , 5:53am
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totally!!

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cheatize Posted 23 Apr 2011 , 7:02am
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If it's too soft, crumble it onto a cookie sheet and bake it for awhile. You could also add flour if it's too soft. It may work as it is, though. It depends on how much frosting and filling is on it. If you can scrape it off and freeze it separately you will still have it to use but won't have to worry about having too much mixed into it.

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