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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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another cake pop question...
If I make the cake pops tonight, do I need to put them in the fridge if we are eating them tomorrow? If I can leave them out, do they need to be sealed? Thanks a bunch!
BFP #1 (DS, 10/98), BFP #2 (DD, 10/09)
BFP #3 -mm/c @ 7wks, discovered at 9wks, D&C 9/28
Current Status: TTA
~~PGAL/PAL Always Welcome!~~
BFP #3 -mm/c @ 7wks, discovered at 9wks, D&C 9/28
Current Status: TTA
~~PGAL/PAL Always Welcome!~~
Re: another cake pop question...
BFP #3 -mm/c @ 7wks, discovered at 9wks, D&C 9/28
Current Status: TTA
~~PGAL/PAL Always Welcome!~~
It depends.
Are you making the kind that are mushed up cake with icing or the kind that are baked as cake balls and are just cake?
If icing, what kind?
If just buttercream, they can sit at room temp. Nothing should melt at 70-some degrees. If a cream cheese based icing, refrigerate.
If just cake, then room temp is fine.
Regardless of any of the above, refrigerating won't hurt them.
I am making the kind that is cake with the icing. I'm using cream cheese icing (from a can). I am making room in the fridge for them now.
About how long before the party should I remove them from the fridge? Thanks a bunch!!!
BFP #3 -mm/c @ 7wks, discovered at 9wks, D&C 9/28
Current Status: TTA
~~PGAL/PAL Always Welcome!~~
30 min should be fine. They will be fine at room temp throughout the party.