What to make for bake sale?
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Anonymous
| Any ideas? I don't want to make the usual suspects (cupcakes, cookies, brownies), but I do want to make something that people will want to buy. Difficulty: would like something that's not too difficult or time-consuming to make. |
Anonymous
| Rum balls, fudge, peanut brittle ( if nuts are allowed), sweet potato/ bacon and cheddar biscuits, pecan tassies. |
Anonymous
| Rice Krispie treats. Plain or get creative and add a layer of chocolate on top. Or make them with another cereal like Fruity Pebbles. |
Anonymous
| I think fudge would be great. with all the sugar, it's really hard to mess up that bad and it's one pot etc. |
Anonymous
|
Choc covered pretzel or put a large marshmallow
On a stick dip in choc add sprinkles |
Anonymous
| Google "Oreo truffles" they're really easy and crazy delicious. You can make them as simple or fancy as you want. |
Anonymous
| Red velvet cookies |
Anonymous
Or avalanche bark. SO good. http://www.loveandoliveoil.com/2011/12/rocky-mountain-avalanche-bars.html |
Anonymous
| Chocolate covered granola bars? |
Anonymous
|
French macaroons.
Cheesecake brownies. |
Anonymous
| Peppermint bark |
Anonymous
| Who doing the buying kids or adults? |
Anonymous
OP was asking for something that was easy to make. Macaroons are not a simple mix, pour and bake. |
Anonymous
| 7 layer bars. You can even buy the kit to make them so everything is premeasured. |
Anonymous
| The krusteaz mix for lemon bars is super good and really easy. |