Cake Ball Question

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CakesbyBecca Posted 21 May 2008 , 11:44pm
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Can I use Starbucks flavored syrups as the binder in cake balls?

Becca

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JoAnnB Posted 22 May 2008 , 6:19am
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Most any liquid will work, just use care not to add too much moisture

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CakesbyBecca Posted 24 May 2008 , 4:54am
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Thanks, JoAnnB! I have some syrup on hand my ILs sent. I'll have to try it. Do I put in just enough to make everything stick together?

Becca

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JoAnnB Posted 24 May 2008 , 6:58am
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Otherwise it becomes a wet gooey mess. A squeeze bottle will give you a bit more control.

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mkolmar Posted 24 May 2008 , 8:28pm
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I use them. They flavor the cake well. I noticed with the syrups you need to be almost more careful though because a little bit goes a very long way, even more so than other forms of liquid (which sounds odd I know)

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kim34 Posted 31 May 2008 , 6:29pm
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i just got done trying cake balls for the first tiem and they failed they are too wet looking and i dipped them in candy melt and looks yucky help i made a lemon cake put it in my food chopper and pulsed it then i added a can of lemon icing should i have used the whole can? pleas email me and tell me what i done [email protected] thanks

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