Monday, June 4, 2012
Birthday Cake Weecakie Cake Pops
Happy Birthday to You! A dear friend called me a few weeks ago from Katy, Texas. She told me Weecakies were the only thing her hubby craved for his birthday.
Ah, shucks. How could I deny her true love of his only request? The only problem is that I live 1181 miles from there. Hmmmmmmm. Well, making the Weecakies was no problem. These are double deep chocolate (But they could be any flavor of your choice), dipped in milk chocolate, topped with a birthday candle, sprinkles and a white chocolate border. That was actually the easy part. The hard part was packing them up in a mailing box along with cold gel packs and then finding an overnight delivery rate that didn't cost a zillion dollars. (Well, I exaggerated the zillion dollars part). Thanks to USPS I was able to ship to Katy for less than $40.00. I just sent them off today, and hopefully they will get there tomorrow afternoon. I am on pins and needles waiting for the good news.....Are they OK? :) Did they melt? :( Were they cracked and gross? :( or are they perfect? :) Only time will tell....I will keep you posted. In the meantime, Happy Weecakie Birthday!
P.S. I enclosed these mini strawberry chocolate-draped Weecakies for the Birthday Boy. Hope he has a double Happy B-Day!
P.P.S. Have you ever not done something because you feared dismal failure? I confess....I put off trying to ship Weecakies because I worried that they would melt and be a disaster, and then I would be embarrassed. But here's my advice to me (and to anyone else who might need advice): JUST DO IT. Whatever it is that is scaring you, just grit your teeth and do it. The Weecakies arrived in Katy, Texas with nary a problem. They were whole and perfect and yummy and...well, I could go on for a long time. What I have learned is that we can be our own worst enemy, or our own best friend and cheerleader. I choose the latter. The only thing we have to fear is fear itself. So be fearless. :)
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Drapes and Rhinestones
Isn't this a beautiful cake? We had a great time figuring out how to make the drapes even, deep and pretty. The cake was a challenge, but we did it :) at Carrie's Cakes in Sandy, Utah. Hooray!!!! Hope the Bride and Groom loved it as much as we did!
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Princess and the Pea Weecakies
Do you know the story of the Princess and the Pea? It is an Anderson fairy tale-as in Hans Christian. I love fairy tales. Anyway, the story tells of a Prince who was looking for a true Princess to marry. He looked high and low, and left and right and, well, you can read the complete story for yourself at: http://childhoodreading.com/?p=5. The true Princess was actually kept awake all night by a silly little pea under a stack of fluffy mattresses and feather beds! So, a couple of weeks ago a sweet young mother contacted me needing Princess and the Pea-head Weecakies for her daughter's first birthday celebration and this is what I came up with. Aren't they cute? I actually had a couple of sleepless nights myself thinking of ways to make a pea-head cute. These Weecakies are deep chocolate cake truffles dipped in green Callebaut chocolate, topped with a green chocolate hat, chocolate tendril and a white flower. Happy piped faces and rosy cheeks round out the design. What a fun theme for a child's birthday party. Happy Happy birthday little Princess!
Love,
Weecakies
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