Kitty Litter Cake

Hi - couldn't seem to get this to load under Minnie's question about Hallowe'en costume, so trying again here. ;

Here's the basic recipe:
http://www.fabulousfoods.com/index.php? ... ory_id=109

and here is picture - one with just the cake (another with my own Princess Belle holding it at her school I couldn't get to load, so I'll try again as reply). ; Teachers and kids alike love it.

Enjoy!
Sheila

 

ok - I give up - I've tried uploading various times in different configurations, even tried resizing the photo in an email - something isn't working, cause I can't get them to load. ; So, if you'd like to see the photos, send me an email, and I'll shoot them your way.

Take care,
Sheila

 

Try to upload the pic to photobucket and then load to here.

And just looking at the pic with the recipe! and being a cat owner, don't know if I would eat it!LOL

 

I'll second that! ; .... Besides to be real authentic, there would be some Polly Pocket boots in there ... yes, my cat has a shoe fetish, albeit a tiny shoe one. ; ;D

 

This is really crazy. ; I can't say that I have seen this recipe before. ; But it would certainly be funny to make it and have people see you eat it for sure. ;D

 

One of the other cub leaders says they made this a few years ago and it was a big hit!

 

trying again with direct link to photos in photobucket... hopefully it will work

http://i385.photobucket.com/albums/oo29 ... icture.jpg
http://i385.photobucket.com/albums/oo29 ... ercake.jpg

 

Great images. Interesting choice for dessert. Very realistic looking. How does it smell?

 

I don't know how you got the photos to post, but I bow down to you, good sir HamHam (I tried everything - but technology ain't my strong suit...)

As for the cake, it looks disgusting, but it tastes and smells wonderful - you can really gross someone out if you bring it into school and/or work, pick a tootsie roll off the top, and pop it in your mouth.

Hope some others make it too!

 

That just looks so gross, but I can only imagine how good it would taste.

 

It's definately a recipe that I'm gonna use for next summer!LOL

Thanks!

 

It is actually quite good - the pudding makes it moist and yummy. ; It makes a lot, though - or maybe it's the sight of it that people won't eat much. ; We brought it in to school, and a grade 2 class of 15 shared with a grade 1 class of similar size - still stuff came home.

It's really funny - I guess you could Disney-fi it for Hallowe'en by making it the Cheshire cat's box from Alice, or maybe Marie from Aristocats.

 

If you want to add an image click on the second button from the left in the second row in the composition window.

Paste the address for the image between img]www.yourphotoaddresshere.com[/img

Hope this helps

 

Thanks! ; I guess you need a URL to do it this way?

Don't know if this will work or not - these are images of I've posted on website of MNSSHP from last year. I'll try, but if it doesn't work, you can see the updated travel journal (it's #3, so you have to scroll down) on www.travelcounsellors.ca/sheilag

 

You do need a url to do it using the tools in the composition window.

Here's a direct link to your Disney images.

Click on pumpkin for link.

 

Again, kind sir, your technology prowness is showing! ; Thank you for posting it properly when my lame attempts backfired.

 

I'm sure your travel booking talents far out weigh my goofing around with photoshop and code knowledge for posting images.