I know they might be a bit crunchy. Hard on the tooth? But my 5 year old thought it was a good idea to make shell cakes. Of course if you ask an adult how to do this, they become baffled but a child can think of how it's done! Just trying to figure out how long to bake them for. Any ideas?
:)) Soooo cute!
ReplyDeletehow about baking till the tips of the shell shows? :-)
ReplyDeleteplace in the sun until warm and toasty....
ReplyDeleteI think shell cakes should be baked in the sun until they're warm! I like that kind of baking.
ReplyDeletehow cute! i love the things kids think of.. i think they are nice just the way they are. and i love the muffin tray they're in!
ReplyDeletecheryl x
High noon... on a rock... in the sun... al after noon.. should do.
ReplyDeleteCheers!
How cute Simone...
ReplyDeletenothing like a bit of a muffin with some crunch~~
cooking time?? let's see~~(sea)...get it?? pretty lame i know..
xx andrea
Kids are so funny! I love that they don't have a filter - really allows for some creativity!
ReplyDeleteLOL OoOoh they look scrumptious!! May I have a dash of sand on mine please??
ReplyDeleteOh that is sweet...bought back memories of making mud cakes (think I cooked them in the sun on an old tree stump).
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I love the way children think...they are never afraid to be creative. And they don't even realize they are...
ReplyDeleteLove the shell cakes...
Jane (artfully graced)
From the mouths of babes. If only it could be bottled.
ReplyDeleteYou have one very creative little tacker there.
Happy Easter
Best Carolyn
aaawwww bless them childrens thoughts are so cute ;-)) dee x
ReplyDeleteThey look absolutely perfect to me. We are in the midst of yet another dust storm so nothing is looking very good over here at the moment. Hope this week is a quieter one for you. Best wishes, Tammy
ReplyDeleteOnce they're baked, maybe leave them out for the Easter Bunny?
ReplyDeleteHow cute! Maybe as decor on top of the cupcake?
ReplyDeleteResin would work a charm. No baking required. Or maybe gel candle wax? Or maybe see-through soap?
ReplyDeleteHmmm not a clue but how cute is that?
ReplyDeleteI love it -- and these cupcakes won't change your waistline!
ReplyDelete~Amanda
Mmm! :p ♥
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea! A lot less messier than mud pies too! She is very clever, because the joy is actually in the making, rather than the eating.... x
ReplyDeletehehehe... too cute! Perhaps you could make a shell mirror or a shell frame instead of an edible item? ;) Although, a plaster cupcake with shell icing might be awfully adorable!
ReplyDeletehmm ... bake in full sun for :15 and then add SPF 45. ;)
ReplyDeletexo
elyse
Oh goodness, little ones are so fun!
ReplyDeleteHow about an hour?????
ReplyDeleteMelinda :)
Add jello!
ReplyDeleteSmiles~
Cricket @ gypsea nurse
Adorable. I remember making something like this long ago a summer camp...we put shells into a plaster of paris mixture/mold and ended up with cool paper weights.
ReplyDeleteSo cute..., and maybe good for your teeth??!!
ReplyDeleteDon't kids have the best ideas! Lovely xxx
ReplyDeleteHa ha this was cute:-) Have a great weekend dear!
ReplyDeleteHow delightful...tell your sweet daughter I would like mine with pink icing and purple sprinkles. xoxoxoox hugs
ReplyDeleteI suspect crunchy?? Totally sweet. Gorgeous to meet you today, i'm coming back tomorrow, my husband said "i can see it in your eyes, you've made a promise to yourself to shop again". What a great man!! He wanted to ask you about how your car is going (he grew up with an EH Holden & it still lives). So we can chat about Ellie tomorrow too, while i shop some more, ahhhh, life, loving Brisbane. Love Posie
ReplyDeletetoo cure. kids are awesome they think the way we all should. :)
ReplyDeletehappy easter!
Happy Easter Simone.. to you and family.. xxx Julie
ReplyDeleteShell cakes yum yum. Shells to be mixed with cup of wet sand, half a cup of mud and sprinkled with grass, and baked for the duration of a trip to the dunny, if I remember correctly.
ReplyDeleteCarmel
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Oh how cute! I agree I think they would be really crunchy!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Maybe some sand frosting would help the crunch :)
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