Hi Anna,
When making petit fours it's best to use a sturdy cake (like pound cake). If the cake is too tender the cubes may crumble when being cut or frosted. Here are some recipes for you to explore:
Petit Fours
Happy Baking!
Betsy
When making petit fours it's best to use a sturdy cake (like pound cake). If the cake is too tender the cubes may crumble when being cut or frosted. Here are some recipes for you to explore:
Petit Fours
Happy Baking!
Betsy
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