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Re: Micks birthday "cake"

Postby Kaz » 23 Nov 2013, 20:35

:lol: :lol: You covered in chocolate Debih - extra pressie? :idea: :-P :D :) :)
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Re: Micks birthday "cake"

Postby tonicha » 23 Nov 2013, 20:38

:kick: :lol: :lol: :kick:
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Re: Micks birthday "cake"

Postby Diflower » 23 Nov 2013, 22:25

It's brilliant Debih :D

I do know what you mean, I'm the same, you look at it and only see what's not quite as you'd like it, but that's silly, unless you'd paid £100 for it ;)
That guitar cake I made, I knew it wasn't quite perfect but kept telling myself it was the effect that mattered - that and the fact I'd bothered to make it ;)
That's what counts, and he'll love it :)
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Re: Micks birthday "cake"

Postby Workingman » 23 Nov 2013, 22:34

Debih, I would have loved to get that cake......... and I would have loved even more the smashing of it.

It is just what a bloke would love. Well done you. 8-) 8-) 8-)
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Re: Micks birthday "cake"

Postby saundra » 23 Nov 2013, 22:45

looks great
cake shaped easter eggs from now on then :)
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Re: Micks birthday "cake"

Postby JoM » 23 Nov 2013, 23:09

That looks like my kind of cake!! :D
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Re: Micks birthday "cake"

Postby jenniren » 24 Nov 2013, 21:18

Looks amazing debih 8-)
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Re: Micks birthday "cake"

Postby JoM » 25 Nov 2013, 16:44

What did he think of it?
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Re: Micks birthday "cake"

Postby debih » 25 Nov 2013, 16:51

He loved it Jo. He was really surprised - he knew I was making something but couldn't even contemplate thats what it was.

It took a couple of whacks to break it and when it did all the skittles shot out.

I had kept lots of sweets in their packets (mini Haribo's) but put two big packets of skittles in (not in packets).

The chocolate tastes lovely - definitely made a difference using proper chocolate rather than cooking chocolate.

I'm dropping the mould off at a friends later as she wants to make one for her daughter's 16th birthday next month and another friend then wants to borrow it for her sons 13th in February. I should charge for hiring it out. :lol: :lol:
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Re: Micks birthday "cake"

Postby Kaz » 25 Nov 2013, 16:53

It was a fantastic idea Debih - I loved the look on Mick's face in the FB pics 8-) :lol: :lol:
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