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Bake a 3D Christmas Tree

The traditional cakes of Christmas are yule logs and fruitcakes, but that doesn't mean that holiday options have to be limited to those traditionally festive few cakes. Nordicware has a new Christmas Tree pan that bakes up into a three-dimensional tree that is cute enough to rival any holiday display and is likely to elicit some "oohs" and "aahs" when you bring it out to the table. While it's true that all cakes are really three-dimensional, this one is unique in that it actually stands up, rather than lying flat on the table. The cake is baked in two halves, which are cemented together with a layer of frosting before being set up on a cake plate, where it will reach a final height of about 10 inches. The cake pan holds 9 cups of batter, which is about the size of a traditional bundt cake recipe. Once the tree is up, it can be decorated with frosting, candy ornaments or just a light dusting of powdered sugar to simulate snow. If you're feeling brave, you could spike the batter with green food coloring for a really tree-like cake, although it might take some convincing to get people to eat it.

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Filed Under: Food Gadgets, Spirit of Christmas, New Products, Methods
Tags: bakeware, baking, cake, cakes, christmas, Gadgets, holiday, nordicware, pan, tree

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lynette

12-10-2006 @7:42PM lynette said... There is a really cute snowman 3D cake pan from Nordic Ware for sell on ebay. It is $24.99 and has less than 2 hours to go, shipping around $11. It's not the tree but the same concept.
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