July 16, 2013
in Blog, Tutorials

I experimented with making Mint Green colored candy melt yesterday. I searched the web for any help on what combination of candy melt colors would make a minty green color.  I found most people used the Mint Green Food Gel and some suggested mixing regular green and white but never gave any information on just how much of each. Since I didn’t want to use the Mint Green Food Gel (water-based food coloring can seize up chocolate) I opted for mixing the white and green.

I was pleasantly surprise that white with just a bit of green gave the nice light mint green color I wanted. 🙂

I used 8oz of White Candy Melts plus 1/4oz Green Candy or 96 White Candy Melts/Wafers plus 3 Green ones.

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October 19, 2011
in Blog, Featured, Portfolio

An order of Lemon flavored Classic Cake Pops were delivered to Melony L. of Atlanta, GA to celebrate her upcoming birthday.  Midtown Sweets will have the honor of providing an order of Themed cake pops for Melony’s Big Birthday Bash scheduled for the end of the month.

Classic Birthday Cake Pops

Classic Birthday Cake Pops