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tastycakes
Posted 1 Feb 2006 , 10:15pm
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If you make them on lollipop sticks or heavy gauge wires and stick them in they should stay with no problems!
Cake_Princess
Posted 1 Feb 2006 , 11:20pm
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Originally Posted by tastycakes
If you make them on lollipop sticks or heavy gauge wires and stick them in they should stay with no problems!
If you make them on lollipop sticks or heavy gauge wires and stick them in they should stay with no problems!
Wouldn't lollipop sticks be too big?
tastycakes
Posted 1 Feb 2006 , 11:56pm
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Why would lollipop sticks be too big? I use them all the time. You can't see them when they're in the cake. I cut them down to just 2-3 inches when I'm feeling cheap....but why would they be too big? If you are talking about teeny weeny roses maybe?
SquirrellyCakes
Posted 2 Feb 2006 , 12:28am
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Originally Posted by tastycakes
Why would lollipop sticks be too big? I use them all the time. You can't see them when they're in the cake. I cut them down to just 2-3 inches when I'm feeling cheap....but why would they be too big? If you are talking about teeny weeny roses maybe?
Why would lollipop sticks be too big? I use them all the time. You can't see them when they're in the cake. I cut them down to just 2-3 inches when I'm feeling cheap....but why would they be too big? If you are talking about teeny weeny roses maybe?
Well, I think because of the centre bud, usually this is made on something really fine like a toothpick or a wire. I also use the wooden shiskabob skewers which are finer than the cookie sticks and can also be cut down. But it would depend on the size of your roses and that centre bud.
Hugs Squirrelly
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