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SPR.. DIY "crafty" mommies please come in..
I know this sounds silly, and may not be parenting related, but it is to me, cause its for dd's 1st bday party lol
I want to food color marshmellows for centerpiece fillers...can this be done??
Ive found bags of giant pink and white ones, so if i cant color them, then ill use these..BUT i kinda want them in more then just pink..
anyone know if you can do this? And are they like easter eggs? Do i leave them in as dark as i want them??
TIA
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Re: SPR.. DIY "crafty" mommies please come in..
At my SIL's baby shower, I had chocolate colored marshmellows on the sweets table from Emerald City Sweets . I'm not sure how you'd dye something that was already cooked though.
Here are photos if you want to see (scroll down for marshmellows):
http://www.lifamilies.com/chat/topic.aspx?&P=1&ID=457020
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For a centerpiece, maybe varying shades of pink would be cool? Definitely go for the white sprinkle things. I think it makes it look so much nicer.
Message edited 11/25/2009 11:22:29 AM.
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| Posted 11/25/09 11:20 AM |
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DRMom
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Re: SPR.. DIY "crafty" mommies please come in..
Posted by nrthshgrl
At my SIL's baby shower, I had chocolate colored marshmellows on the sweets table from Emerald City Sweets . I'm not sure how you'd dye something that was already cooked though.
Here are photos if you want to see (scroll down for marshmellows):
http://www.lifamilies.com/chat/topic.aspx?&P=1&ID=457020
edited to add:
For a centerpiece, maybe varying shades of pink would be cool? Definitely go for the white sprinkle things. I think it makes it look so much nicer.
You could do this with white chocolate and add color
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| Posted 11/25/09 11:28 AM |
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lovemygermies
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Re: SPR.. DIY "crafty" mommies please come in..
im not looking to cover them in chocolate..i want to use them as filler for vases, and then put flowers in the vases..so they wouldnt be cooked..just raw delicious yummy tasting delectable wonderous marshmellows... pregnant much?
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| Posted 11/25/09 12:22 PM |
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pig22seal
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Re: SPR.. DIY "crafty" mommies please come in..
How about try food coloring in a bag with coconut shavings..then shake the marshmellows in the bag...maybe it will rub off.....you never know...give it a try adn let us know!
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| Posted 11/25/09 12:25 PM |
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LoriH
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Re: SPR.. DIY "crafty" mommies please come in..
Not unless you plan on making the marshmallows from scratch. The store bought marshmallows would get moist and sticky. The coloring would also likely rub off.
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| Posted 11/25/09 12:27 PM |
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pickles16
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Re: SPR.. DIY "crafty" mommies please come in..
Posted by LoriH
Not unless you plan on making the marshmallows from scratch. The store bought marshmallows would get moist and sticky. The coloring would also likely rub off.
yup I was thinking this too...u would have to make the marshmallows from scratch....
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| Posted 11/25/09 12:35 PM |
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lovemygermies
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Re: SPR.. DIY "crafty" mommies please come in..
hmmm, im gonna buy a bag and try..but just on the side..who the he l l has the time to make marshmellows from scratch lol i didnt even know there was a way to hhehehe
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| Posted 11/25/09 4:57 PM |
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