Baseball For Cake

Decorating By goof9j Updated 12 Jun 2015 , 3:58pm by goof9j

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goof9j Posted 12 Jun 2015 , 2:04pm
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I am baking a non-commercial sheet cake and I want to put a baseball on it.  I used the ball pan, but this came out looking like anything but a ball....  What can I use to make a smaller ball for this cake?

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cupkakesp Posted 12 Jun 2015 , 2:39pm
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Rice Krispies?

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goof9j Posted 12 Jun 2015 , 3:02pm
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I've never tried rice cripsies, but it may be worth a shot.  Do you just make them as usual and ice them, or it?  How do you get it smooth?


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cupkakesp Posted 12 Jun 2015 , 3:06pm
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I make mine a little more firm than usual (to hold its shape), freeze for a bit to set it, coat it in melted chocolate, freeze it again (just a few minutes), if I need to, I shave the sides,  then ice or wrap in fondant

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theresaf Posted 12 Jun 2015 , 3:12pm
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When I use the ball pan I also bake a same size round to go in between the two halves of the ball and that gives me a better rounded shape.

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goof9j Posted 12 Jun 2015 , 3:58pm
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Thanks for the tips.  Love this site..

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