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scratchcook3 on 1.13.2012
The penguins ruled my ladies group! Were a huge hit. Easier to put together than I thought it would be. Well worth the time and effort. Would be a great kids project as well.
Andrea Johnson on 1.8.2012
These are so cute and fun to make! I took softened cream cheese and put it in a plastic sandwich bag, snipped off a corner, and it worked great for getting the cream cheese in the olive nice and neat. Absolutely perfect for a baby shower!
kulichka on 1.3.2012
These are absolutely adorable! I made them for a New Years party and people loved them. They are also delicious – olives and cream cheese.. what could be better?? Quite time consuming though, mainly filling the big olives with cream cheese.
Susan D Murphy on 12.29.2011
I made these yesterday for a party and they were a huge hit. Took me an hour and a half. I tried using a piping bag for the cream cheese, but it was difficult. Need to soften or warm the cheese first.
They’re absolutely darling!
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Andrea Johnson on 1.8.2012
These are awesome! I used softened cream cheese in a plastic sandwich bag with a corner snipped off to pipe the cream cheese into the olive, worked great and looks professional. Great idea for a baby shoer!
Darelynn Clay on 12.23.2011
I just made these. WOW! I never noticed how many defective olives can be found in a can…lol The small ones were fine, but the jumbo ones…well, some obviously were pitted from the side…lots were broken, the wrong way to be able to use for this. I didn’t get 16, more like 12 and some were being salvaged in spite of the flaws so won’t be as pretty. If I did this again, I would buy 2 cans of the jumbo if I cared how they look.
Burnt Toast on 12.19.2011
Oh my goodness those are cute! I’m gonna try this, thanks!
jorja on 12.19.2011
These are the cutest things I’ve ever seen. Unfortunately, no one I know would be willing to eat them! Maybe I’ll make them anyway.
C.M. Norris on 12.19.2011
I also use strips of roasted red peppers to make scarves and use triangle pieces to cover the toothpick in their heads. That really completes the winter design.