thread: Help! How to present cake pops for baby shower?

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  1. #1
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    Jan 2007
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    What about that green stuff florists use? Florist foam? You could cover it and poke them in?

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    What about that green stuff florists use? Florist foam? You could cover it and poke them in?
    That's what the cake pop book I had said to use You could cover it in a pretty crepe paper and poke the sticks through...

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    I do the polystyrene (sp?) wrapped in gift wrap...I get it from spotlight as they have all different sizes

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    Yep I've used a block from the florist before (I think it's called oasis). It only cost me a dollar and then I covered it in patterned tissue paper. Looked very pretty and the cake pops were a huge hit!

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    When DD had her 6th birthday party we did spooky cake pops. I used florist foam which I turned into a graveyard setting.

    For a baby shower yu could do a pot plant or a gift box filled with styrafoam and tissue paper. I've seen people use glass vases with stones. You could cut foam to make it look like a cake and cover with wrapping paper and then poke the cake pops all over... You could even make a foam cake and cover with fondant to get fancy.

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    Nov 2008
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    One of the ladies at my work makes them for us (she's a gem). She's made her own little 'pop holders'. They're basically a tissue box (or something similar) wrapped in some nice paper, and then she's punched holes in it using a skewer. She just puts the pops into the holes and because the box is reasonably deep compared to the length of the sticks (maybe half the depth) they stand up in there really well. And, she uses it over and over and over.

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    Nov 2009
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    Where would I get the florist's foam from?

    The florist?

    Haha I'm so clueless!