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nraboni
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Bakerella's Cake Balls
I am making Bakerellas Cake Balls this weekend and I wanted to know if anyone had any advice/tips for making these.
The recipe seems very easy but I know that once you get going there are always some minor tweeks that can be made.
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jilliibabii
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Re: Bakerella's Cake Balls
I use a little less frosting than she recommends. But other than that, it's pretty easy. And it's actually kinda fun smashing up a cake. lol! Enjoy! 
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nraboni
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Re: Bakerella's Cake Balls
Posted by jilliibabii
I use a little less frosting than she recommends. But other than that, it's pretty easy. And it's actually kinda fun smashing up a cake. lol! Enjoy!
Did you use the ziploc baggie method to smash and add the frosting or did you use a stand mixer?
I was thinking of crumbling the cake in my stand mixer bowl and then adding the frosting that way.
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| Posted 12/16/10 9:36 AM |
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MarathonKnitter
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Re: Bakerella's Cake Balls
i made them about a week ago. i agree about adding a bit less frosting!!!
i put the cake pieces in a large bowl and added the frosing. i mixed it all with a big wooden spoon. it was fast and easy.
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| Posted 12/16/10 9:41 AM |
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jilliibabii
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Re: Bakerella's Cake Balls
Posted by nraboni
Posted by jilliibabii
I use a little less frosting than she recommends. But other than that, it's pretty easy. And it's actually kinda fun smashing up a cake. lol! Enjoy!
Did you use the ziploc baggie method to smash and add the frosting or did you use a stand mixer?
I was thinking of crumbling the cake in my stand mixer bowl and then adding the frosting that way.
I used my hands! I just threw it in a big bowl and mashed it up with my hands! It worked! lol!
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IAMMRSBROWN
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Re: Bakerella's Cake Balls
Im making these this weekend .. Any tips on dipping? Do you freeze the balls first so theyre easier to dip?
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MrsS6510
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Re: Bakerella's Cake Balls
Posted by IAMMRSBROWN
Im making these this weekend .. Any tips on dipping? Do you freeze the balls first so theyre easier to dip?
I didn't freeze them, but I did keep them in the refrigerator over night before I dipped them.
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| Posted 12/16/10 12:28 PM |
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jilliibabii
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Re: Bakerella's Cake Balls
Posted by MrsS6510
Posted by IAMMRSBROWN
Im making these this weekend .. Any tips on dipping? Do you freeze the balls first so theyre easier to dip?
I didn't freeze them, but I did keep them in the refrigerator over night before I dipped them.
Definitely in the fridge. They are kind of a pain to dip, I can never get them perfectly round like she can!
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