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edible medals?
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hampshirebabe
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We're having a mini olympics on thursday for about 30 kids and i'd like to make some edible medals for them. I was thinking of shortbread rounds with some gold lustre spray i splashed out on, but wondering if anyones got a better suggestion? We made some black currant jam last week so was wondering if if i could incorporate that in some way, like jam tarts with lids on then sprayed gold. What do you think?
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Perhaps gingerbread (a la Christmas tree decs) would be a sturdier option? It might be helpful if they're not easily broken. Remember to make the hole for the ribbon before baking
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Poundland are selling Cadbury Chocolate Gold Medals at 4 for £3.
http://www.poundland.co.uk/product-range/a-z/cadbury-chocolate-gold-medal/
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