On our eternal quest to make a birthday cake that won't give the kids diabetes (
here and
here and
here and
here and the banana with a candle in it I didn't blog about), I have stumbled upon the watermelon cake. I saw a photo of it on Facebook, and we decided to make a few sample cakes before the little guy's second birthday next month.
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The base of the cake - we made two. |
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We did it as a "make your own" challenge- as if every kid at the party would have their own base and a pile of fruit and toothpicks and decorate as they desire. |
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This is what my older son came up with as his cake. |
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Here is my cake. |
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Yum! He was so proud of his work. |
And they were as fun to eat as they were to make! What kid doesn't love eating off a toothpick?
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