Chocolate Shell For Ornament Cupcakes???
Baking By therese379 Updated 21 Nov 2011 , 5:11am by armywife1
Does anyone know if you can use a plastic 2pc ball, used for ornaments, can be bought at Michael's.... to use for the round part of the ornament in a christmas ornament cupcake.... hope I did not confuse you... 
I know exactly what you are talking about and I think it would work perfect...I even thought of that....
Thanks for that website. It is awesome.
Question though, Since it's chocolate can people eat them? And even with the luster dust on them? Or are they just for show?
thanks.
Those look awsome! I wonder if you could seperate them so you just have one half and place it overtop of a cupcake, and then decorate so then you would have a cupcake ornament?? Thanks for the link!
Maybe you could heat a metal spatula and 'cut' through the ball to split it into two pieces. This way you could get two ornament cupcakes with one chocolate ball. Now I'm wanting to drive 30 minutes to Micheal's and try it.
Couldn't you just not put the halves together? Just put chocolate in one half and move it around to coat the inside instead of putting them together and coating the whole thing. Then you don't have to worry about trying to cut it in half after you've made the entire ball.
I think I'm going to try and put chocolate in just one of them and see how it goes, if that doesn't work I will try the other method of cutting the whole chocolate ball in half! I was thinking of also trying white chocolate and doing a "winter scene" on it?? I'm so anxious to see how this turns out!
Thank you 
I think I'm going to try and put chocolate in just one of them and see how it goes, if that doesn't work I will try the other method of cutting the whole chocolate ball in half! I was thinking of also trying white chocolate and doing a "winter scene" on it?? I'm so anxious to see how this turns out!
Thank you
Oooh, please post a picture on this forum when you do! 
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