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photos: mercedes' hs graduation

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Grad hat candy pops

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Peggy P

5 months ago

Phyllis, the base is a styrofoam block (bought at the Dollar Tree) that I covered in scrapbook paper. :o)

Phyllis K

5 months ago

What did you use for the base?

Peggy P

12 months ago

Haidee, yes I used a candy mold I bought from our local cake shop (under $2). It turned out to be the perfect size & was much less expensive than buying candy squares! :o)

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Haidee S

12 months ago

super adorable!!!! were the squares a mold?

Peggy P

about 1 year ago

Melissa, I actually bought a candy mold (was under $2) for these. The 'recipe' used candy squares that were purchased at Cost Plus (I believe). I think it's much more cost efficient if you go with a candy mold. If you don't have a local store, there are lots of places online you can buy molds for pretty cheap. HTH! :o)

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Melissa I

about 1 year ago

what did you use as the square part of the cap?

Peggy P

over 1 year ago

Juanita, the tops are 'glued' on the pb cups with a little extra melted chocolate. Very rich (and I don't even want to know how many calories, lol!) but tasty! :o)

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Juanita C

over 1 year ago

These are SO cute! How did you get them to stay together?

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