question regarding chocolate for cake balls
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springchick
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question regarding chocolate for cake balls
What type of chocolate do you reccomend to melt for cake balls?
And where can I find this local?
Message edited 4/9/2011 9:51:00 AM.
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Posted 4/9/11 9:48 AM |
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blue11
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Re: question regarding chocolate for cake balls
i get the chocolate candy from Michaels - i think the brand is Wilsons.
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Posted 4/9/11 9:50 AM |
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springchick
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Re: question regarding chocolate for cake balls
Posted by blue11
i get the chocolate candy from Michaels - i think the brand is Wilsons.
ok I know which one is that. How many bags I need? I am making one box of cake
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Posted 4/9/11 9:52 AM |
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Tine73
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Re: question regarding chocolate for cake balls
I get chocolate at The Chocolate Duck in Farmingdale. Real chocolate tastes so much better than the candy melts.
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Posted 4/9/11 3:28 PM |
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blue11
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Re: question regarding chocolate for cake balls
Posted by springchick
Posted by blue11
i get the chocolate candy from Michaels - i think the brand is Wilsons.
ok I know which one is that. How many bags I need? I am making one box of cake
you really only need one bag, but i always get 2 just in case!
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Posted 4/9/11 4:05 PM |
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ctrain1124
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Re: question regarding chocolate for cake balls
Posted by Tine73
I get chocolate at The Chocolate Duck in Farmingdale. Real chocolate tastes so much better than the candy melts.
This is what I used also. They were delish!! I love their chocolates.
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Posted 4/10/11 8:11 AM |
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