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How to Make a Ugly Christmas Sweater Cake

Anne Miller

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Turn any cake recipe into a Ugly Christmas Sweater Cake.

All you need a 9 x 13 pan, ingredients for a cake and an icing recipe, some Christmas candy like small Candy Canes, peppermint candies, gum drops and gum balls.

If you want to make it really colorful, here is how to make Natural Homemade Food Coloring

Here is a video to show you some ideas:

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Or you could call it pretty.

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I have been watching all the Holiday Cooking shows on Food Network. Some of the contestants are really creative and the challenges that they are given are really interesting.

These are not from the show as far as I know though they are interesting:

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Anne Miller

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It is the Christmas Sweater Cake time of year. These sweater cakes almost look like real sweaters:

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Not Christmas themed though these are cool sweater cakes:

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