I decided to have a cake decorating theme for my daughter's birthday party this year. The kids had so much fun.
That sounds like fun! What theme did you use? My twins are turning one soon and Ive been trying to come up with ideas for their cake. Cake decorating actually originated in the 17th century in Europe.
I would get a cake large enough for the party goers, decorating to match your them. Then decorate one small one for each that matches their favorite toy. I wonder how they did it 400 years ago.
Alot of people use stuff like fruits or nuts, cocla and other extracts like vanilla.
I'll eat any cake you add fruit to. But I'm not touching anything with nuts. My favorite is raspberries with raspberry extract filling.
That sounds deliciosu! The raspberry is part of a plant species in the genus ' rubus', which is part of the rose family.
I had no idea. I might add that information to my son's home schooling agenda. Make it part of his science class.
Germanic origin. The name may have been influenced by its appearance as having a rough surface related to Old English "rasp" or "rough berry".
Species.
Examples of raspberry species in "Rubus" subgenus "Idaeobatus" include:
- "Rubus crataegifolius" (Asian raspberry)
- "Rubus gunnianus" (Tasmanian alpine raspberry)
- "Rubus idaeus" (red raspberry or European raspberry)
- "Rubus leucodermis" (Whitebark or Western raspberry, Blue raspberry, Black raspberry)
wedding-related activities, such as cake decorating and floral arranging. Roberts was pleased with the final product, remarking that "to have a story translated into a game like this, it's tremendous fun for me. It's my initial vision, but I enjoy seeing how, when you translate it into that other medium, how somebody else's vision manages to affect it but keep the core of the story." The game was released in February 2010. According to Roberts' website, game sales did not match