| Reviewed by: maidment |
Date Posted: 11/3/2009 6:14:15 PM |
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I made these for my daughter's 5th birthday party and they were a hit! I had rock candy sucker(like you get at the zoo or the fair) and broke off small pieces and put them in the center. I also used big pink strawberry marshmallows and all different colors of sprinkles. They turned out so pretty! I will say that it took a while so give yourself plenty of time,but they are well worth it. |
| Reviewed by: #1 FAN |
Date Posted: 7/21/2009 7:09:54 PM |
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I am a big fan of baking, so when i saw this recipe i was hooked and had to try it the day i found it. I did it as per the picture, except i did the center w/ a mini marshmellow w/ yellow sprinkles. They were loved!!!! |
| Reviewed by: sonicupcake |
Date Posted: 5/6/2009 5:45:20 PM |
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I made 3 dozen of these for my cousins birthday and they were a total hit. I put pastel candy in the center instead of the candles and they looked beautiful. I found that if you cut the marshmallows with a pair of kitchen scissors that have been oiled, it makes for less stickiness. |
| Reviewed by: Cupcake Lady |
Date Posted: 4/27/2009 4:41:35 AM |
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I take 4 dozen cupcakes to a local soup kitchen every Monday. I usually just take plain frosted cupcakes but these looked so pretty, I thought I'd try them without candles. A small candy would look good in place of the candel.
The marshmallows adhere best if applied as soon as the cupcake is frosted. I thought the solored sugar would be fussy but it adheres to the mosit side of the marshmallow.
I found pink marshmallows in the store and the results were great! |
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