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    • Flower Pot Cakes

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    Dairy Desserts, Kids 1 Flower pot

    INGREDIENTS

    1 Box chocolate cake mix or brownie mix
    1 3" flower pot
    1 Silk flower with leaves
    1/4 c Prepared whipped topping or non-diary whipped topping
    1/4 c Vanilla pudding
    6 Chocolate cream-filled cookies
    3 Gummy worms

    INSTRUCTIONS

    PER FLOWER POT
Bake cake or brownie mix in a rectangular pan according to package
directions.  When cool, cut into bite-sized cubes. (you will have extra
cake. freeze it for later pots or just eat it) In a large bowl, mix the
whipped cream with the pudding. Place cookies in a plastic bag and crumble.
Layer the ingredients in the flower pot in this order: 1 or 2 cake cubes; 1
or 2 tablespoons of pudding/whipped cream mixture; a sprinkling of crunched
up cookies.  Repeat layers.  On top of second layer of cookies, place silk
flower in flower pot and arrange gummy worms around.
Nutritional info per cake: 949 cal; 11g pro, 134g carb, 45g fat(41%)
Source: Kid's Cookshop, Miami Herald 4/4/96 formatted by Lisa Crawford,
4/8/96
From Gemini's MASSIVE MealMaster collection at www.synapse.com/~gemini

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