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Okay so I don't know about you, but I find individual or mini things so appealing. I love this idea for a take home treat - Strawberry shortcake in a jar! You can find jars like this in kitchen stores, or even some cheap shops. You could get quite a production line going with these I'd imagine! Like this party favour, the cutlery is included to get a head start on the way home!I did a more child orientated jar with the Billy thank you tag recently. I filled mine with milk bottle lollies, but you could fill with little plastic animals or pencils, for a sugar-free treat! Any other things you think would suit a jar favour?
While you put *your* feet up, here are a few things from around Blog-world this week. I hope you have a lovely weekend!
Weekend Whiparound ::
:: Spice up your chocolates with these transfer sheets (thanks Ros)
:: Paint the town pink for free, in October
:: A handy party checklist
:: A gorgeous safari themed party
Oh my- love these!!
ReplyDeleteOh I LOVE that strawberry shortcake idea - would definitely not make it home with cutlery attached with me LOL!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea! Is there a tutorial for the strawberry shortcake jar? How could you seal the jar and still keep the cream fresh?
ReplyDeleteI agree with Lee... would love tips on making the strawberry shortcake jar. I have read that the cakes in a jar aren't really safe to store at room temp (if you had a bunch to make ahead of time), how well do you think this would freeze?
ReplyDeleteLee & Michelle - I've just found this tutorial on the jars. Another source says you can refrigerate them for up to 7 days, and even freeze them...yum!
ReplyDeleteLink would be helpful - http://www.fabrichound.com/blog/2011/01/27/cupcake-in-a-jar-yum/
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