I almost didn't make the Hawaiian lei for the luau. I really should have started with this, isn't that the way you are greeted once you arrive in Hawaii? Or perhaps you could greet your guests with an edible Lei?
Lei Cake Pops
I got carried away while making fondant hibiscus the other day, so I had extra and decided to make the Hawaiian lei cake balls. What a fun way to serve them, right?
Not much more to say about this little lei, other than it could be even more Hawaiian if you rolled the chocolate in coconut??? Hmmm, why didn't I think of that?
And wouldn't these be a special treat at a Hawaiian themed wedding?
Let's get Maui'd and then get Lei'd. Wait??? Did I just say that? No, not me.
It's almost time to hop on a plane back to the mainland. Almost... I've got one more treat from the Islands so stay tuned.
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This would be a great way to greet the guests, love the way they're displayed! Cheryl
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Cheryl!
DeleteI would love to go to this Hawaiian party and be greeted with this adorable lei. What a cute creative idea. from,twobeautifulgirls
ReplyDeleteWell, come on over, I'm sure I've got something for you! :)
DeleteSo cute!!!! Perfect for a Hawaiian-themed party!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Christine, I really should have had a party, right?
DeleteI'm not ready to hope on a plane and end this fun trip to Hawaii. Let's stay longer!
ReplyDeleteAww, thank you, I want to stay longer too!
DeleteALOHA! Cheeron
ReplyDeleteAloha to you!
Deletelet's get maui'd and lei'd?! HA! that's almost as clever as these cake pops! :>D awesome as always Kim! :)
ReplyDeleteI knew you would get my sense of humor! LOL
DeleteYOU AMAZE ME WITH YOUR CREATIVITY!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, you're so sweet!
DeleteI love it! It's never too "lei~t" for one of your amazing Hawaiian crafts! Can't wait to see what you've saved for last. :)
ReplyDeleteLOL Never to Lei-t! ;) Love it!
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