Any suggestions out there to figure out how to go about making a white gravel road on the cake? I don't want to do the whole graham cracker thing so is there any other suggestions out there?
can you break up a pbig piece of white almond bark with a hammer? Would that leave oyu chunks?
What about crunchy candy fillings? My cake supply store also has a large variety of candy-making supplies, including candy fillings. There are toffee bits (which you can also buy in the baking aisle at most grocery stores), crunchy pieces, and chopped nuts.
What about crunchy candy fillings? My cake supply store also has a large variety of candy-making supplies, including candy fillings. There are toffee bits (which you can also buy in the baking aisle at most grocery stores), crunchy pieces, and chopped nuts.
Hi BJsGRL: do you go to that place in muskegon? If so, do they have good stuff there?
You know I thought of something else...I saw once where someone had let BC dry out then they chopped it up corsely with a knife. I guess they must have spread out a thin layer and let it crust up pretty good. I am not exactly sure how it worked but it looked good for "fish tank gravel"
I know at one time they had white Nerds candy, and they look like gravel pellets already. I'm not sure if the white ones were a one time thing though.
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