A Cher-What????

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Sparklekat6 Posted 16 Nov 2012 , 10:12pm
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I'm filing this under cake disasters because I am just really...well.... DISTURBED.

 

http://gma.yahoo.com/photos/thanksgiving-cherpumple-11-outrageous-photos-slideshow/

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dkltll Posted 16 Nov 2012 , 11:37pm
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I agree with Sparkle! Just Wow!icon_eek.gif

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cakeyouverymuch Posted 16 Nov 2012 , 11:42pm
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I understand your feeling OP.  This is a perfect pictorial example of the truth of the adage:

 

Just because one CAN do something does NOT mean one MUST or even SHOULD do it.

 

I think you filed it in exactly the right forum.

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denetteb Posted 17 Nov 2012 , 2:40am
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eeeew!
 

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FromScratchSF Posted 17 Nov 2012 , 2:43am
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I want to try it.  If I have some time I will!  

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VKakes11 Posted 17 Nov 2012 , 3:28am
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That's a bit different - at first I thought the cherry pie was ham...not too sure why, but it still doesn't look too pleasant...makes me a little curious though...

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kakeladi Posted 17 Nov 2012 , 3:35am
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Seems to me I heard about this pie/cake last yr but I have never nor will I ever even consider making one.

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Sparklekat6 Posted 17 Nov 2012 , 4:49pm
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AIt just doesn't sound very appetizing.

"Would you like a slice of cherpumple?"

"Why no sir I would not like to eat an oompa loompa for dessert!"

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nicunurse Posted 18 Nov 2012 , 12:16am
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Originally Posted by Sparklekat6 

It just doesn't sound very appetizing.
"Would you like a slice of cherpumple?"
"Why no sir I would not like to eat an oompa loompa for dessert!"


LMAO!!!

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Niserise Posted 11 Dec 2012 , 8:07am
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The thing you're missing is that this type of cake/pie was created by Charles Phoenix.  He is the most creative, happiest, silliest man I've ever met, and if you ever get a chance to meet him in person, or get to see one of his slide shows, you'll think so too. 

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cazza1 Posted 11 Dec 2012 , 12:45pm
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Not sure I understand the sense in this.  Wouldn't the pasty go soggy?  Looks like a waste of both good pies and good cake to me.
 

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Annabakescakes Posted 18 Dec 2012 , 4:57pm
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Umm, besides the other obvious problems of the flavor combos, texture combos, and giant mess if it went wrong (wronger?) either your piece on a plate would be too much to eat (if edible) or it would be too skinny to serve. That's a big @$$ caketype thing!

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tykesmommy Posted 22 Dec 2012 , 4:14am
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AIt looks weird and oozy, but at the same time, I wouldn't mind trying it. Hopefully it tastes better than it looks... *shudder*

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feelnewblogpres Posted 22 Dec 2012 , 8:34am
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Annabakescakes Posted 22 Dec 2012 , 5:57pm
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AI have a pumpkin cake I make that is amazing, tastes like pumpkin pie, might be good with a pumpkin pie baked in :-)

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tykesmommy Posted 22 Dec 2012 , 9:12pm
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I'm sorry, but have I missed something? I thought this was about cherplumpiwhatever?

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SugaredSaffron Posted 23 Dec 2012 , 10:46pm
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A pre-baked shop bought pie encased in a box mixed cake, mmmmmmm deeeeelicious.

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SwtCanuck Posted 28 Dec 2012 , 12:21am
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So for Christmas this year I had set in my mind to make a Cherpumple. I made my own pies. Layers the cherry in chocolate cake, the apple in vanilla cake and the pumpkin in spice cake. Besides a few hiccupcs of too much batter in the first cake and a longer baking time, it turned out pretty good. It was huge and even with very thin slices no one was able to finish a slice but everyone loved it! If I were to ever make this again I would use tarts and make a smaller version.

 

 

 

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letsgetcaking Posted 4 Jan 2013 , 12:58am
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SwtCanuck,

The Cherpumple you made looks pretty cool. I heard about those a few months ago, but was afraid to try it, thinking I might waste a lot of ingredients if no one would eat it. I like your idea of using tarts and making a smaller version. I think I might just try it sometime. It just seems fun!

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inspireddecorator Posted 6 Jan 2013 , 4:24am
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AI've made an apple in a white cake. Kids thought it was good. I made my apple pie the day prior and let it sit in the fridge overnight. I put batter on the bottom of the pan and around the sides only, I found the batter does not bake on top, so I leave it off.

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Jezy Posted 12 Apr 2013 , 10:52pm
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Not as disturbing as the "piñata cake" icon_confused.gif

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hbquikcomjamesl Posted 12 Apr 2013 , 10:54pm
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Perfect dessert if the main course is a turducken.

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Annabakescakes Posted 13 Apr 2013 , 11:27pm
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Perfect dessert if the main course is a turducken.

I don't want to eat anything that starts with "turd".

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Godot Posted 14 Apr 2013 , 8:16am
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A*snork*

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hbquikcomjamesl Posted 14 Apr 2013 , 7:26pm
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Originally Posted by Annabakescakes  I don't want to eat anything that starts with "turd".

Not a very appetizing name, I'll agree. And I don't find it especially appetizing even knowing that a Turducken is a boneless chicken stuffed inside a boneless duck, stuffed inside a turkey.

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auntginn Posted 15 Apr 2013 , 5:01pm
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Why not just use those pies flavors for a filling.  Like Cherry filling, pumpkin creamcheese filling, etc.  I don't think it would be appealing to guest as a cake otherwise.

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