On the inside is even more of a surprise! She has used some coloured cake pops which now look like "eggs" in the vanilla cake.
She saw this idea here and set about making some cake pops using food colouring...
Which were then cooked in the special "cake pops" tray which we bought from House last week, before being placed in round cake pans with the rest of the vanilla cake mix.
Looking forward to having a piece of this cake with a cup coffee soon:) Hubby is away in Bourke playing a charity rugby game this weekend so he will be lucky if there is any left for him when he gets back!
Hope you have a wonderful Easter.Kirsten.
That cake looks delicious! I agree, your daughter needs a break from the studies! I hope she is rewarded with many compliments for the cake and top marks for the exam! Happy Easter to you and yours...S
ReplyDeleteFun idea, and I'm sure the sugar high will help her through the next week :oD
ReplyDeleteoh yum....I have seen those cakes on pinterest! Happy Easter to you and your family
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What a cool,idea! Happy Easter :)
ReplyDeletegah!! awesome cake, awesome job!! I have seen the cake-pops-hiding-inside cakes on Pinterest before, they are so effective. I wondered whether when you're eating it - is the cake-pop texture a little different from the cake-texture? Or do you really just not notice? I keep meaning to buy a cake-pop pan - will have to remember next time I'm at the shops - there's a House and a Robin's Kitchen, so one of them is bound to have them. Happy Easter, hope you've been having a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so yummy! Enjoy it with a good cup of coffe and a good chat!
ReplyDeleteI guess your Easter must be nearly over - hope you had a wonderful day The cake sure looks good!!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! That looks very fun to make as well as tasty! Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteGreat Easter cake! Yep, everyone needs a study break.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool idea! It looks delish :)
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