Freezing Cake Balls ??

Decorating By kaychristensen Updated 13 Nov 2006 , 5:18pm by lilsis

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kaychristensen Posted 12 Nov 2006 , 5:31am
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I know there is probably an answer on here somewhere. But I am to tired to look. I want to try to make some with my pumpkin spice cake. I will add some cream cheese icing. I was going to try to coat them with a combination of powdered sugar and cinnamon. Does anyone have suggestions or answers to my ?? Thanks for your help thumbs_up.gif

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modthyrth Posted 12 Nov 2006 , 6:27am
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Umm. There was a question there? Your plan sounds yummy, but you didn't ask any questions.

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kaychristensen Posted 12 Nov 2006 , 6:33am
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Sorry to tired. Will they freeze well?? I want to try but unsure how to do it?

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modthyrth Posted 12 Nov 2006 , 6:50am
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They definitely freeze well. Just be sure to get as much air out of the package as possible to avoid freezer burn. And you'll probably have to re-roll the balls in your powder mixture when they thaw. But they'll still be yummy!

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kaychristensen Posted 12 Nov 2006 , 7:09am
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Thanks a bunch thumbs_up.gif

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susanscakebabies Posted 12 Nov 2006 , 7:24am
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Oh, great idea. I was thinking of the same combo but with white chocolate, I think the sugar combo sounds much better!! Good thinking! thumbs_up.gif

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lilsis Posted 13 Nov 2006 , 5:17am
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can you freeze cake balls AFTER dipping them????

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lilsis Posted 13 Nov 2006 , 5:18am
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i mean...AFTER dipping in chocolate!!

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tyty Posted 13 Nov 2006 , 5:34am
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I read here on CC, you dip them in choc after you take them out of the freezer and you could do it while they are frozen. I dipped some I had taken out of the freezer this weekend. They set faster because they have been frozen.

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lilsis Posted 13 Nov 2006 , 5:08pm
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i know...i do that too...but was wondering if I could freeze them AFTER I dip them in chocolate so that I could start making them now and still be fresh enough to give out on Christmas....

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Phyllis52 Posted 13 Nov 2006 , 5:14pm
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I tried to get ahead of the game and freeze my cake balls after dipping them. It didn't work. They sweated and cracked and even changed color a little. Darn!!

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lilsis Posted 13 Nov 2006 , 5:18pm
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thanks phyllis....guess I'll just have to save the "dipping" part until closer to xmas!!! Least I can get a jump on the 'rolling' of them!!

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