McDougalls Fairy Girl Cake Mix Reviews
Product Type: McDougalls Baking & Ingredients
Newest Review: ... and the Bang On The Door logo's are on the top of the box. On the back are the ingredients, nutritional information and ... more
... instructions on how to make the cakes.
The contents of the box are:
12 Cake Cases
1 Bag of Vanilla Cake Mix
1 Bag of White Chocolate Hearts
1 Bag of Strawberry Icing Sugar
Unfortunately, as with all kits of this type the fresh ingredients are not provided so you will need:
1 Medium Egg
3 Tablespoons of Cold Water
These cakes are really easy to make which is what makes them great for kids, they're especially good for younger kids because you don't have to get them to weigh out the ingredients, this makes it a lot quic...more
by - written on 05/08/08 (Very useful, 168 readings)
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I like to make cakes from scratch normally but when my friend bought her daughter round who wanted to do some baking I decided that this Bang On The Door Fairy Girl Cake Mix might be more appropriate as it's specially made for baking with kids. This is a lot easier than doing it from scratch because you don't have to weigh out all of the ingredients. It comes in a box that makes 12 cakes, it only cost be about £1.40 from Morrison's which is a pretty good deal considering it contains almost everything you need. The box is bright pink and has a picture of a fairy holding a wand on the front. There's also a photo of one of the completed cakes which looks really ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/05/08 (Very useful, 807 readings)
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~ Price ~ This pack cost £1.37 but it's worth looking out for 3 for 2 deals in a lot of supermarkets. As well as this 'Bang on the door - Fairy Girl, Cake Mix', Morrisons also had: * McDougalls Spider Man Bun Mix * McDougalls Fifi and Flowetot Muffin Mix ~ Packaging ~ A pink outer box with a picture of the 'fairy girl' on the front and the finished cake which looks too perfect to have been made and decorated by a young child! The back of the box has a step by step written guide with the odd photo, on how to make the cakes. I have to say that this written form isn't as child-friendly as ... Read the complete review
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