Garden Cake, What Would U Use To Make Red Mulch For Flower Beds?
Decorating By Aylahmay Updated 29 May 2013 , 2:45am by yortma
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You could roll out some red mulch colored fondant very thin and let it sit over night to air dry. Then with a pastry cutter cut the now fairly dry fondant in very thin strips and then run the cutter through those to shred it. I made some hay in this manner and it was very effective. HTH
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Make some cookies the color you need. Red velvet cookies, or sugar cookies tinted the right color. After baking, crumble them up like dirt. you could also mix in some crushed chocolate wafers or graham cracker crumbs for interest. Most dirt isn't perfectly uniform in color.
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