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That looks so good

I bought the honey graham, would I add the sugar to it?

Awesome! Just wondering, how much of each ingredient? Do exact measurements matter a lot? Thanks!

Could you mix the colors to get a more colorful stained glass look? Or would they just mix together?

That actually sounds fantastic!🎉❤

No girl you should know better

Why would you bite into hard candy with your front teeth? Such a dumb idea

Does the candy cane cup melt with the hot chocolate?

I come back to this recipe every year. A winner. I’ve done it with Andes mints and also half chocolate half peanut butter chips which is the best ever (and I’m not a huge peanut butter person but it’s really the perfect ratio). Always turns out great with lots of compliments.

they look soo gooddd i would love to try them for my family! where is the recipe located? x

But are they good tasting? Many are so dry and tasteless.

I love how this video is formatted! Lovely work ❤

These look delicious!

WAY To underrated.

I went to school for baking, and I don’t remember baking the tops and bottoms separately. I remember just making the mushrooms in one go, and you’d make them all different shapes and sizes to decorate the cakes

I tried this but mine came out drier for some reason 😢

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How long do I bake them?

Everyone loves this recipe!

It looks delicious 😋 😍 Can I get the ingredients list please... I would love to make them...

If i am using 70% chocolate can i skip the cocoa powder?

It’s beautiful tho, but I don’t get it… The eating part that I don’t get it…

fun game to play: which one breaks first the candy or your teeth

i feel like my teeth wouldn’t enjoy biting this

I made them and they tasted like absolutely nothing.

Sounds deli homemade and baked. Ty

My sprinkles totally burned and melted. Is there a way to prevent this?

This is gorgeous!

This recipe is always so good. The video is amazing at explaining how to do the steps. Thank you! 🫶🏼

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Thanks for sharing!🙏

You forgot to add the steps where you put the salt and baking soda in.. almost messed me up. Thank god I’m not dumb.

You spent more than half the video jerking off about how to make graham cracker crumbs and then farted out the other ingredients in a three second window, flashed away from them to force the user to have to pause to write it down, and then the thumbs went down

Oh didn’t realize it’s in the description!!! Can I use coconut suger instead of regular?

Recipe please

This looks amazing! If kids will be serving themselves I would put the dry ice in a separate bowl of liquid close to the punch to get the spooky fog effect without risk of injury ❤❤❤

AWESOME IDEA!!

I loved your video! But how can I... dehydrate it? (I'm not sure if that's the term.) See, my crust ends up all moist, and when I cut the slices, some of it ends up in the pan. I need to somehow harden it and dry it.

I appreciate how you explain the different types of piping tips! Piping from the center and working one's way out is a good pointer. Thank you!

U should recommend someone put a screen over the dry ice. It does evaporate over time leaving small pieces.

I have alot of graham-crackers I can use. I am going to give a try.

It looks delicious but you made a candy corn cupcake and didn’t put candy corn on it?

That’s adorable! I love how it turned out ❤

2 cups of vodka seems a little bit not even close to being enough

I am making the snow and dough is too dry, have added more butter??

I know this recipe is old, but I'm making your pumpkin chocolate mousse cake and nowhere on the recipe page does it say how much whipped cream is needed it just says heavy cream. But in your video of that cake you just use whipped cream when making the mousse. Am I misunderstanding something? Thank you

U on some robloxian type shit 💀💀

How many does it make approximately?

I'd love to see you do a halloween or christmas cake thats like this one. The little scene in the middle was really cute and seemed simple enough for almost anyone to pull off. It would be cool to see how you implement the same sort of concept for other holidays too.

It would have been really nice to actually have a tutorial