bride and goom cake pops

kacram

13 years ago

these are CUTE! lol

I don't know if you can see them with out

logging in to face book, but give it a try anyway

Here is a link that might be useful: bride and groom cake pops... so cute!

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stephmc72
13 years ago
I've seen those before and wish I knew someone getting married so I could make them. They're adorable!!
minnie_tx
13 years ago
I Wont sign on to facebook but did a google and lots of sites there they are cute thanks
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kacram
Original Author
13 years ago
here we go!
matti5
13 years ago
Steph, I'm hosting a bridal shower in April for my future DIL. I tried e-mailing you, but for some reason it wouldn't send. I was wondering if you would be able to make some cake pops for the shower? 40 or so? I think I live fairly close to you.
magic_arizona
13 years ago
Kat,

There IS an "R" in gRoom! LOLOL

I crack myself up!
cynic
13 years ago
And there's an "L" in gLoom. :)
kacram
Original Author
13 years ago
ahahahahahahahahahaahaa....
yeah, but at least I'd pronounce it correctly!
ahahahahahahahahha
lydia1959
13 years ago
Those are super cute!! Has everyone seen the bride dragging the groom cake toppers? They're cute too. If not for the 'real' wedding cake, they'd be fun at a bachelor or bachelorette party.

Here is a link that might be useful: Wedding toppers
whidbeykathy
13 years ago
Oh Kat, I am opening a bag of worms here.
My family is all from the Cle Elum/Roslyn Area. We all say "Crick for creek" and "Warshington" especially the older relatives.When we go to visit my son and his wife, we always go to "Orgun".
I did a little checking around years ago, and it really is a Washington dialect.
kacram
Original Author
13 years ago
LOL
My hubby says crick! LOL
I'm from Edmonds, and we didn't talk that way! LOL

how was fishing on the Yak? I would love to learn
to fly fish! DH was up at Seiku and caught NOTHING! lol
which is really unusual for him. My brother called
that Sunday evening (they were staying for the week)
after DH got home and said they had their limit
in 45 minutes! and caught fish every day after that! LOL
juellie1962
13 years ago
THose are adorable!!! Must be very putzy though; mine probably wouldn't look 1/2 that good! Good thing there are talented people in this world!
stephmc72
13 years ago
Matti, where are you? E-mail me directly at smcqueen72@comcast.net.
ciele
13 years ago
I would love to know how to do the tuxedo. The bow tie is 2 hearts and the buttons are pearl beads but the two colors is what is stumping me.
kacram
Original Author
13 years ago
um, I would think you would dip it in the white,
and then angle it into the darker chocolate on each side
wildchild
13 years ago
It's done just like Kat said. The pop is first dipped into white coating, cooled and then dipped into the chocolate one side at a time to form a V.

I don't do them much since they are too sweet for my family but kids love them along with grown-ups with a sweet tooth.

You can do the same using strawberries if you want something less candy like.

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