Boy, am I in trouble.
Thank you, J, for sending me a mobile photo of these,
well,
Princesses in a can,
snapped right in the soup aisle of the supermarket.
Not only do I get to ride my daughter,
or even wear my daughter,
but I now get to eat her, as well.
Now that’s mmmm mmmm good.
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August 31, 2010
This made me think, since my son and I are into those extravagant cakes you see on Ace of Cakes or The Cake Boss, etc. And since you are *maybe* (or not) already planning her first birthday…Anyway there is a cake pan sold by Wilton that can be made into a princess dress (it has a hole and you put the princess of your choice on top, or if you are super crafty you can make her out of sugar/fondant).
It is called the Wonder Mold Kit
Not sure if that will work, so try this if it doesn’t http://www.pricescan.com/Item_Images/ImagesL/210907.jpg
Also google princess doll cake in images to get an idea.
*****WARNING**** if you think you go all out for number 1 and do the cake, be warned for birthday 2 and 3. I’ll let you know about Bday 4. Its addicting, expensive, time consuming, but fondant is fun to play with
Oh, but use MMF (Marshmallow fondant) if you do.