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Pail of Sand Cake




Source of Recipe


rc-Phil


Recipe Introduction


This novel cake, topped with crushed cookie "sand," will be the hit of any beach party. After your toddler eats it up, scrub the pail and let him fill it with real sand (no eating allowed).




List of Ingredients









Materials
• 1 baked 8-inch round cake
• 1 8- to 9-cup capacity new plastic sand pail
• 24 oz. unsweetened applesauce (or 1 3-oz. package pudding, prepared)
• 1 cup crushed graham crackers or cookies
• Shell candies
• 1 plastic shovel




Step 1:
Cut the cake into 1-inch slices. Fit the slices into the pail, alternating layers of cake with applesauce or pudding, ending with applesauce.

Step 2:
Sprinkle on the crushed cookie sand and top with shell candies. Now dig in with the plastic shovel.





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