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Unread 22-09-2006, 23:16
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Re: 4 Pound Turtle Cake


Well, let me see -
John, -uhYup - this is your birthday cake...its name is KK.
Unless someone more talented than me comes along to make it look like a turtle, it is going to look like it does now only with frosting which leads me to Cynette.

Let's see..I think because so much stuff is in this cake, it is going to end up weighing 4 lbs. I haf nooooo idea. It is a large, oblong glass cake pan. Did I say large? It took 2 of us until one of us left and went for an overnight somewhere between the layers.

It's headed down to Galveston tomorrow so I am told - I hope a LOT of people eat this thing. Lot - and if you can hop a plane down this way, you can be one of them. You can even eat one of the gooey eyes.
I'm thinking it would be good with coffee. Remind me never to ask any questions about 4 lb. cakes again.
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