What Do I Do With All The "oopsie" Cakes?
Decorating By atudor4 Updated 8 Jan 2013 , 9:16pm by ReneeFLL
What does one do with the cakes that didn't exactly turn out great? I'm fine tuning a few recipes & hate to just dump them in the garbage when they don't turn out the best. But then again, my rear doesn't need to get any bigger so I'm really done with eating all this cake lol
What do you all do with your practice cakes or the whoopsie cakes?
What does one do with the cakes that didn't exactly turn out great? I'm fine tuning a few recipes & hate to just dump them in the garbage when they don't turn out the best. But then again, my rear doesn't need to get any bigger so I'm really done with eating all this cake lol
What do you all do with your practice cakes or the whoopsie cakes?
Wrap em up, put em in the freezer to be used later in cake balls. Did this tonight with a cake that just did not bake up right. The flavor is great but it did not rise like is should have. No biggie for making cake balls however since the cake will be shredded. Otherwise I just throw it out.
.........donate them to a local senior center or children's home...........
Police and firemen also love such donations 
Unfortunately many senior centers are covered by health dept laws and cannot accept food that was not prepared in non-lisenced kitchens 
My 25 year old son chops them up and coats them with dipping chocolte and lets them firm up and eats them. Lol i have taken them to work and given them away.if cake is in my house its just too much of a temptation.
.........donate them to a local senior center or children's home...........
Police and firemen also love such donations
Unfortunately many senior centers are covered by health dept laws and cannot accept food that was not prepared in non-lisenced kitchens
Thats what I do.
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