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Cupcake decor

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It's not very good because the flowers on the top were really gorge and this one doesnt show those too....but you get the idea :) There are few more wedding pics on my FB if you're ever bored and want to see me reckoning to be a lady :lol:
 
Yummy!!!
Only problem I'm having is making my 'icing' swirl up..IYKWIM? Mine stays flat :(
 
The first picture honestly it looked like a real jar :D Its brilliant! Bet it would cost to have someone do them for me ...I can see mine flopping lol

Did you get the recipe? Where does she live :lol:
 
I sent her a message on FB. I'll email her now......fancy a run to Yorkshire??? :lol:
 
Oh poo! Be melted by the time I've got the train there and back haha
 
Lisa did she use the Wilton tin to make the cake? Ive been looking around for a cheap one but i cant find one so im just going to order one new, want to use it for Brookes 1st birthday cake
 
I'll try find out. I know she hires her tins when they are shapes she wont use all the time. Have you looked for a hire place?
 
Lisa did she use the Wilton tin to make the cake? Ive been looking around for a cheap one but i cant find one so im just going to order one new, want to use it for Brookes 1st birthday cake
Hire it out ....lol

I want one too! So if you sell and its before Meggy Pops birthday I'll buy it :lol:
 
got the recipe at last!

200g full fat cream cheese
100g unsalted butter
600g icing sugar, sifted

Put all together in mixing bowl and whisk (electric or hand) until light and
fluffy. Add flavour of your choice.

vanilla - 1tsp vanilla extract
orange - zest of 1 orange
lemon - zest of 1 lemon
choc - make 1/2 quantity of frosting. Put 200g dark choc drops in a bowl. Bring
200ml single cream to simmer and pour over choc. Sir gently til melted. Let it
cool til slightly set. Mix with frosting. If too soft, chill before using.

She said:
I usually do the vanilla or citrus ones. The choc was too runny, so not tried
since.
 
Then cakes look good, I can slowly feel the diet slipping away
 
Hhhmmm, I like baking but haven't the confidence to ice like that...
 

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