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Reviewed: May 25, 2012
Wonderful concept. Must do again. See notes.
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Reviewed: May 4, 2012
I'm just gonna go ahead and rate this five since I'm sure I'll love the results.. everyone elses cakes look AMAZING! I'm going to make this for my little sisters fifth birthday! but I'm going to make it when shes sleeping so she doesnt see what im doing! >:) that way it will be a surprize when she gets a piece of "white" cake! :D
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Reviewed: Apr. 26, 2012
i really have to try this! so many five star ratings!
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Reviewed: Apr. 15, 2012
I used 8oz jelly jars (sprayed inside with pan coating) and filled them 1/2 full using teaspoons. I then set the jars in a lasagna pan and filled the bottom with 1/2 inch of water. Bake about 50 minutes (or when toothpick comes out clean) The kids LOVED them!
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Reviewed: Apr. 7, 2012
My aunt used to make something similar when I was a kid. I used food coloring instead lf paste or gel...and I started checking it early so it would not dry out. Everyone loved it and so pretty!
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Reviewed: Mar. 19, 2012
OMG, so much work but awesome, everyone thinks they are so cute and unique. Thank you!
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Reviewed: Mar. 18, 2012
Yummy fun! Made cupcakes from this recipe with my 6 & 4 yo niece and nephew and they had a blast! (Although, I'm not sure if their favorite part wasn't licking all the bowls!) We used a Duncan Hines white cake-mix and made the cake according to the recipe on the box, using egg whites. Used gel paste, neon and regular, and they turned out very bright! We also made 3 different color icings and topped with sprinkles. The kids were so excited about being a part of making them and couldn't wait to see the end results so they stayed very engaged in the project. YMMV. I was originally concerned the colors would blend together, but that wasn't an issue at all since the batter was thick enough. I used cupcake liners, but would not use them in the future. The ones I used were thin and their lack of weight caused them to ride up in the muffin tins until they were full, and it made filling them more tedious. My experience was they created an extra step/expense that just wasn't necessary. Used the White Cake Frosting II recipe from this site, but used butter flavored Crisco i/o plain. The flavor was great, but it made the color of the icing off-white, so if you're wanting white icing, don't substitute. I also needed more than the 4 T water the recipe called for. I'm not a cake mix kinda gal, but I must say, they tasted great!
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The reviewer gave this recipe 4 stars. This recipe averages a 4.9 star rating.
Reviewed: Mar. 14, 2012
I followed the directions on my cake box instead of using what these directions say. I used gel coloring. The colors turned out great! This was really a very easy way to make a fun cake. I did one small round cake and about 10 cupcakes for my son's 2nd b'day. It was a hit b/c of the fun colors. The flavor was good but it is just a box cake so nothing to write home about. The 4th star is for the clever idea :) I might make again for the kids if they want but the adults were needing something a little more adult-like....... you know, like chocolate!
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Reviewed: Feb. 20, 2012
I needed a cake for a friend of mine who was 1. Having a birthday and 2. Getting promoted to Supervisor. We usually do store bought cakes but I wanted to surprise my crew so I made this an ice cream cake. I baked the cake in a glass bowl alternating the colors. It baked up beautifully! I put the ice cream in a foil lined cake pan. I turned the ice cream out onto a plate and topped it with the Clown bowl. I frosted the whole thing with homemade frosting and used different colored gumballs to decorate the whole thing. We call my friend Becky Ball, hence the Ball theme. She Loved it!! It was delicious! If a bit messy.
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The reviewer gave this recipe 5 stars. This recipe averages a 4.9 star rating.
Reviewed: Feb. 12, 2012
Everyone loved this at my son's 1st b-day party. It was a little extra work, but not too bad, and my 5 year old helped. I followed the guide from another reviewer. R 18 Y 12 G 12, B 12 drop food coloring. I skipped O 12 Y and 4R and P 9 R 6 B.
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