Aren't these the cutest cakes of all time? These are all done with Fondant cake molds. Some of them are pretty easy to make. These would be great for a birthday party. Maybe even for your 4 legged friend? Dogs are a human's best friend – so it only makes sense to buy your four-legged bestie a cake on their birthday, right?
1.These adorable cakes are made by cake designer Emma Jayne
Morris, 46, of south Wales. She uses just vanilla sponge, fondant icing
and edible dust to achieve such a realistic effect.
2.Pretty cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
3.Done by Mother and Me Cakes
4.Bulldog Fondant Cake
5.He looks so sad
6.This one has amazing detail
7.Super realistic detail!
8.If you actually want to watch how this is made from scratch there is a YouTube video made that for here
9.Of course the classic sports themed cake
10. last but not least we have cakepops
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4 Ingredient Easy To Make Ice Cream For Summer
INGREDIENTS
2 cups of natural plain yogurt (choose unsweetened, "live active culture" or "probiotic" yogurt. This makes it easier to digest and the "good bugs" are great for your dog's gut health)
1 ripe banana
1 cup of peanut butter
2 Tbsp honey
MAKE IT!
1. Mash the banana and stir it into the natural, plain yogurt.
2. Next stir the peanut butter (you may want to warm it to room temperature to make it easier to stir in) into the banana-yogurt mixture. Add the honey and mix until all ingredients are well combined.
3. Pour the mixture into cupcake liners and freeze overnight.
4. Store in the freezer in a Ziploc bag until ready to give to your dog! Some dogs like to have their "ice cream" treat partially thawed before serving. And you may want to feed this treat outside! (People with carpeting, this tip is for you.)
2 cups of natural plain yogurt (choose unsweetened, "live active culture" or "probiotic" yogurt. This makes it easier to digest and the "good bugs" are great for your dog's gut health)
1 ripe banana
1 cup of peanut butter
2 Tbsp honey
MAKE IT!
1. Mash the banana and stir it into the natural, plain yogurt.
2. Next stir the peanut butter (you may want to warm it to room temperature to make it easier to stir in) into the banana-yogurt mixture. Add the honey and mix until all ingredients are well combined.
3. Pour the mixture into cupcake liners and freeze overnight.
4. Store in the freezer in a Ziploc bag until ready to give to your dog! Some dogs like to have their "ice cream" treat partially thawed before serving. And you may want to feed this treat outside! (People with carpeting, this tip is for you.)
Recall Alert: Addiction Foods Recalls Select Canned Dog Food Products
Addiction Foods (based out of Seattle) is is voluntarily recalling select quantities of their canned dog food entrées due to possible quality standard issues.
The Addiction Foods recalled products were shipped to select distributors and online retailers between between February 11 and March 19, 2016. They include:
Addiction New Zealand Brushtail & Vegetables Canned Dog Food Entrée, 13.8oz/390g
UPC Code - 8 885004 070028
Lot Number – 8940:02Dec2018
Expiration Date – December 2018
Addiction New Zealand Venison & Apples Canned Dog Food Entrée, 13.8oz/390g
UPC Code – 8 885004 070462
Lot Number – 8936:01Dec2018
Expiration Date – December 2018
During testing Addiction Foods identified elevated levels of Vitamin A and slight variance in calcium/ phosphorous ratios in the affected lots.
According to a statement released by the company (PDF), “Exposure to excessive Vitamin A levels for an extended period of time may cause adverse health consequences in young, growing animals.”
At the time of the release there were no reports of animal health concerns. However, Addiction Foods recalled these products out of an abundance of caution.
Addiction Foods advises customers who have purchased products listed above to discontinue the use of the food immediately and return any unused cans to the place of purchase for a full refund.
Questions and concerns related to this recall may contact Addiction Foods at 425-251-0330, or via email at info@addictionfoods.com. Their office hours are Monday - Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM PST.
The Addiction Foods recalled products were shipped to select distributors and online retailers between between February 11 and March 19, 2016. They include:
Addiction New Zealand Brushtail & Vegetables Canned Dog Food Entrée, 13.8oz/390g
UPC Code - 8 885004 070028
Lot Number – 8940:02Dec2018
Expiration Date – December 2018
Addiction New Zealand Venison & Apples Canned Dog Food Entrée, 13.8oz/390g
UPC Code – 8 885004 070462
Lot Number – 8936:01Dec2018
Expiration Date – December 2018
During testing Addiction Foods identified elevated levels of Vitamin A and slight variance in calcium/ phosphorous ratios in the affected lots.
According to a statement released by the company (PDF), “Exposure to excessive Vitamin A levels for an extended period of time may cause adverse health consequences in young, growing animals.”
At the time of the release there were no reports of animal health concerns. However, Addiction Foods recalled these products out of an abundance of caution.
Addiction Foods advises customers who have purchased products listed above to discontinue the use of the food immediately and return any unused cans to the place of purchase for a full refund.
Questions and concerns related to this recall may contact Addiction Foods at 425-251-0330, or via email at info@addictionfoods.com. Their office hours are Monday - Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM PST.
Source: Addiction Foods
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