Has Anyone Made This Cake

Decorating By cakesondemand Updated 17 Jan 2007 , 3:31am by antonia74

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cakesondemand Posted 16 Jan 2007 , 11:41pm
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Thought I'v seen this before on CC just wondering what the letters are made of. Thought of cookies or chocolate.
LL

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Kate714 Posted 16 Jan 2007 , 11:45pm
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don't know, but that is super cute!! wouldn't it be hard to give the letters a little curve so they sit flat on the cake??

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nefgaby Posted 16 Jan 2007 , 11:47pm
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How cute!!! I wonder if a cookie is too heavy to stay put on the side of a cake?? Would love to know as well!! BUMP

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cindy6250 Posted 16 Jan 2007 , 11:49pm
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It is cookies and I am sure it was done by someone on this site. Hope that helps. I will check for sure about who did it and let you know.

Cindy

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antonia74 Posted 17 Jan 2007 , 12:52am
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That cake is the work of www.flourgirlbakery.com in New York City. They use decorated cookies on their cakes. Check out their site for amazing inspiration!! I love the combination of my two favourite things!

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MomLittr Posted 17 Jan 2007 , 1:16am
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What a great idea.......cookies on cake.............imagine the possibilities, especially for those of us who can't design or draw for beans! icon_biggrin.gif

deb

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Kate714 Posted 17 Jan 2007 , 1:19am
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Wow, those cakes are beautiful!!!

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nefgaby Posted 17 Jan 2007 , 1:28am
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Can any one tell me how do you do it? Make a cookie stay in its place on the side of a cake? TIA

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antonia74 Posted 17 Jan 2007 , 3:31am
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I'd roll the cookies much thinner than usual and ice them thinly with fondant or the royal icing. I would use an icing like IMBC buttercream or "stick" them to fondant-iced cakes with royal icing on the backs. You could insert one or two toothpicks invisibly under each letter for support, but of course be pretty careful about making sure those don;t go un-noticed when it's time to slice the cake! icon_lol.gif

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