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Serious about cake pops



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A book with a bookmark of cake pops.
While the credit for the classic pop goes to Bakerella, the author has taken the idea forward applying the dynamic cake pop to faux icecream and popsicle pops.
The vibrant colours in the book bring about the festive atmosphere hinted in the title of the book and on the cover. Tiered cake pops is a cool idea.
Cake slice pops, animal pops, aeroplane pops... Many ideas like this. Now your kid doesnt have to have one single idea for a cake or choose between the many. You can make all of them as cake pops in one cake.
A tiered Display stand for the cake pops and others show how they can add to the aura of the pops and also how pops can build on the themes involved.
Paper roses is a new idea unlike the pompoms which has already been introduced by Martha S.

 I knew Bunting only as a bird until now. The first buntings I remember are from independence day celebrations in India where the flags are stuck onto a rope made from jute with a flour paste. 

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