Re: Birthday cake topping.

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I guess melted chocolate would be bad too. Melted carob. Something which

melts and goes crunchy when it cools and isn't bad for you

Sally

Sharon wrote:

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> It's katy's 12th bithday tomorrow ,I've made the cake .Does anyone

> have any ideas for a topping.

> I was wondering if cooked soft apple would work,or do you think it

> would be too mushy ?

> She want's icing,but she can't have it.

>

> Any ideas would be very appreciated .

> Thanks, Sharon.

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Hi Sharon can your DD have honey and aoft fruit? I did a cake for

Sophie with a thin layer of honey and I them stuck slices of

strawberry all over it. It looked and tasted gorgeous. Hope this

helps Happy Birthday to your daughter! Emx

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> > It's katy's 12th bithday tomorrow ,I've made the cake .Does anyone

> > have any ideas for a topping.

> > I was wondering if cooked soft apple would work,or do you think it

> > would be too mushy ?

> > She want's icing,but she can't have it.

> >

> > Any ideas would be very appreciated .

> > Thanks, Sharon.

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whipped cream with soft fruit? What can Katy not have?

Sally

bty18626645 wrote:

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> Hi Sharon can your DD have honey and aoft fruit? I did a cake for

> Sophie with a thin layer of honey and I them stuck slices of

> strawberry all over it. It looked and tasted gorgeous. Hope this

> helps Happy Birthday to your daughter! Emx

>

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> > >

> > > It's katy's 12th bithday tomorrow ,I've made the cake .Does anyone

> > > have any ideas for a topping.

> > > I was wondering if cooked soft apple would work,or do you think it

> > > would be too mushy ?

> > > She want's icing,but she can't have it.

> > >

> > > Any ideas would be very appreciated .

> > > Thanks, Sharon.

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-Thnaks Sally and Em,

There isn't a lot she can eat.Last year I had a nice topping with

ground cooked chestnuts and honey,looked like a caramel topping,but

she had a bad tummy after.

I'm thinking of fruit and honey cooking lots of apple ,and mushing

it up with a little honey, and decorating with some pieces of fruit

by trial and error . Do you think this will look a mess ?

We've got a big disco party for the two of them.Want to make a good

impression of Katy as there are girls coming from Tara's school and

Katy will go there in September.

Thanks for the suggestions and Birthday wishes.I suppose there is

only so much you can create with limited food.

-- In Autism-Biomedical-Europe , Eva family

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> whipped cream with soft fruit? What can Katy not have?

> Sally

>

> bty18626645 wrote:

> >

> > Hi Sharon can your DD have honey and aoft fruit? I did a cake for

> > Sophie with a thin layer of honey and I them stuck slices of

> > strawberry all over it. It looked and tasted gorgeous. Hope this

> > helps Happy Birthday to your daughter! Emx

> >

> >

> > > >

> > > > It's katy's 12th bithday tomorrow ,I've made the cake .Does

anyone

> > > > have any ideas for a topping.

> > > > I was wondering if cooked soft apple would work,or do you

think it

> > > > would be too mushy ?

> > > > She want's icing,but she can't have it.

> > > >

> > > > Any ideas would be very appreciated .

> > > > Thanks, Sharon.

> > > >

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How about something like a bag of frozen berries (Strawberries or

cherries would be good - waitrose i think?) cooked in a pan over a high

temp (No water added) until they reduce like a jam. Sieve it all and

add honey in too? It should be nice and sticky!

Happy birthday Katy!

x

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-OOH sounds delicious !!

Well I've decorated the cake with a layer of honey then a fan of

alternating apple and mangoe,strawberry fan in the centre and a few

grapes.It looks nice.Kate keeps telling me to ice it !!

Thanks again everyone for all your great ideas.

Sharon.x

-- In Autism-Biomedical-Europe , " brownsauce66 "

wrote:

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> How about something like a bag of frozen berries (Strawberries or

> cherries would be good - waitrose i think?) cooked in a pan over a

high

> temp (No water added) until they reduce like a jam. Sieve it all and

> add honey in too? It should be nice and sticky!

>

> Happy birthday Katy!

>

> x

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