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Sweetie Kebabs
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Hi everyone im making Sweetie Kebabs for my hampers and also to sell at an indoor carboot. Does anyone know what the best sweets to use are? Thanks
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Large mallow type sweets work best as they don't break.CC2 = £8687.86 ([STRIKE]£10000[/STRIKE] )CC1 = £0 ([STRIKE]£9983[/STRIKE] ); Reusing shopping bags savings =£5.80 vs spent £1.05.Wine is like opera. You can enjoy it even if you don't understand it and too much can give you a headache the next day J0
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hi i use large marshmellows coverd in different types of chocolate white/milk/dark with nuts sprinkles ect sprinkled over the top they look realy good and are cheap to make . fudge or nougat work well too.:)0
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Thanks for the replys girls
Jezebel1 thats a great idea! I didnt even think of that
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I've never heard of this, I'd love some pics!0
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See if you google Swwet kebabs Carolyn. Ive not made any yet or i would. They look good and yummy! Lol xx0
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the value foam fruits that tesco used to sell were really good on sweetie kebabs
so anything foamy I think would be good asda do foam mushrooms, how about strawberry shrimps or foam bananas0 -
My friend pierced flying saucers, mallows and those coloured liquoice (sp) ribbons folded up.
You mean the saute stick ones? I think about 12 sweets fit on.0 -
Thanks baggy! A didn't even think of using flying saucers! Great idea! I'm excited to make them! Lol Gonna pick up a few things tmo and have a practice
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These are a great idea, going to do some of them for my parents' stockings
It might be a daft question but where do you buy the cellophane bags/covers for them? Or would you cut a piece from a roll (I have some xmas cellophane in) and sellotape the edges?
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Thanks shimmigirl i didnt see ut comment yday. I think Asda still do the foamy fruit
Rubyroo see if u put pretzel cello bags into ebay u should get some. i got some cone shape cello bags for snowman soup am gona see if it would look okay in one of them but if not ill get some pretzel cello bags
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