what cakes ect to make for bonfire night cake stall

CandyB101_2

We make these at our nursery
http://www.activityvillage.co.uk/chocolate_sparklers.htm

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wookeyhole1 wrote: »

oooooh they look good. do you know whats in the middle of these?

what about kiddie cups filled with marshmallow stuff and covered in glitter sprinkles? not that i know how to make them lol

Sorry, I should have said that it is three marshmallows, dipped in melted choccy then rolled in sugar strands or hundreds and thousands type things.

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CandyB101 wrote: »

We make these at our nursery
http://www.activityvillage.co.uk/chocolate_sparklers.htm

They are genius! What a simple but effective idea.

moonpenny

What about "cake pops" There is a thread on here somewhere.

On the "bake off" programme on TV recently, somebody put that "exploding on your tongue" stuff in cupcakes. Sorry cant think what it's called.

You could put that inside and call them "firework fizz pops"!

wookeyhole1

thanks for all the ideas

i think im going to make the cake pops and put some popping candy in the middle im going to try coating them in white choc and food colouring mix

and im going to make the marshmallow sticks and the choc fingers as they look fab

xx

themull1

Flapjacks always go down well, or cupcakes with swirly yellow and red icing.

Kitchenbunny

I always think of cinder toffee when I think of fireworks. There's something about the golden bubbly crunchy texture that makes me think of cold November nights, and if you dip it in chocolate - mmm. Another thing might be to make some pinwheel biscuits for Catherine Wheels - being a biscuit you can transport them flat so it won't take up a lot of space. I love the idea of flapjacks too with some bits of apple and raisin in!

HTH

KB xx