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Showing posts with label chocolate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chocolate. Show all posts

Saturday, January 15, 2011

Valentine Cake Balls!

Okay, so my mom got all excited about cake balls, and I didn't even know what they were! She had some at her high school reunion and didn't bring any home. But she found a recipe and decided that I needed to learn how to make them. It sounded like fun, so I did, and it took forever! But they are so worth it, you would not believe how good these are, but trust me!


These are red velvet cake balls dipped in milk chocolate and drizzled with a little bit of white mint. I ran out of milk chocolate and had to use dark chocolate to finish dipping the cake balls. I love dark chocolate!


I'm thinking about taking little bags with 4 cakeballs in them to youth group and selling them to my friends for a dollar apiece. What do you think?
Naked Cake Balls

Dressed Cake Balls
I think these will be great for Valentine's Day!


Update: The red velvet cake balls are all gone now. So are the confetti cake balls I made. NOW I have triple chocolate goodness cake balls! Next on the list is lemon cakeballs! I bet they will be so good!


You can get six cake balls for $3.00 or a dozen for $6.00. 

Sunday, June 13, 2010

Chocolate-covered Peanut Brittle!


Buy my peanut brittle! :-)

I have made all kinds of peanut brittle since 2003. I entered a candy competition in 2004 and won a blue ribbon! Because of all the blue ribbons I got over time, I started calling my candy "Jasmine's Blue Ribbon Peanut Brittle." I dream about having my own candy shop some day. I make original, cherry-flavored, orange-flavored, and cinnamon. Then I have made red hot peanut brittle, jelly bean peanut brittle, and fruity marshmallow peanut brittle.

After a lot of experimenting with chocolate, this weekend I made some great chocolate-covered peanut brittle!

So here's the idea. I want to sell chocolate-covered peanut brittle. Father's Day is Sunday! My dad loves my peanut brittle. I bet other dads would love it too. I will package it in half-pounds and pounds. It's $7 per half pound. I can deliver for free too in a ten mile radius from Greer.

If someone wants to order one of my other peanut brittles, they are $6 per half pound.

Thank you!