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Cupcake Bath Fizzies Recipe

Add Step-by-Step Photos	Henrie / All my dishes 2 months ago This is a bit time consuming but the results are pretty and creates a neat bath. Relax and enjoy, they also make great gifts. Servings:0	Henrie
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Ingredients

Supplies

1 cup baking soda

1/2 cup citric acid

1/2 cup cornstarch

2 1/2 tablespoons grapeseed oil

1 tablespoon purified water

1/4 teaspoon borax

1 teaspoon fragrance oil (optional)

5-10 drops skin-safe coloring (soap colors)

Witch Hazel in a spritz bottle

Meringue frosting (supplies and directions are available at the end)

Meringue Frosting

Supplies

3 tablespoons of meringue powder

6 tablespoons warm purified water

4 cups sifted powdered sugar

1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar

1/8 - 1/4 teaspoon fragrance oil (optional)

1/8 - 1/2 teaspoon skin-safe coloring (soap coloring)

Sugar Sprinkles (optional)

Directions

Cupcake Bath Fizzies

1. In a large bowl, sift together the baking soda, citric acid and cornstarch. Set aside.

2. In a small jar with a tight-fitting lid, combine the grapeseed oil, purified water, borax, fragrance oil (if you wish) and coloring. Cover tightly and shake vigorously to combine all ingredients well.

3. Slowly drizzle the wet mixture into the dry mixture while blending thoroughly with a spoon (or your hand). Mix until you have a "wet sand" texture - spritz with Witch Hazel if necessary.

4. Tightly pack the "wet sand" mixture into a silicone cupcake mold (I like using the mini cupcake molds) until you cannot fit any more "wet sand" into the mold. Press the "wet sand" down into the mold as hard as you can.

5. Carefully flip over the mold and tap the bottom of the silicone mold three times to release the Cupcake Bath Fizzie from the mold. After un-molding the bath fizzie, immediately spritz it with a light spray of Witch Hazel. (If the cupcake crumbles when un-molding, place back into the big bowl, spritz with Witch Hazel, mix thoroughly and pack the mold again.)

6. Set the Cupcake Bath Fizzie on a surface to dry overnight.

7. After the cupcake section is completely dried, mix up the "frosting" and decorate as you would real cupcakes.

Note: Do not create bath fizzies on humid days, as they will absorb moisture and grow little bumps all over their surface - not a pretty sight.

Meringue Frosting

1. Mix meringue powder into the warm purified water.

2. Slowly add the powdered sugar, cream of tartar, fragrance oil (if you wish) and skin-safe coloring while mixing with a mixer on medium speed for seven to 10 minutes, until stiff peaks form.

3. Place frosting into a pastry bag with decorative tip (or plastic storage bag with one corner snipped off to form decorating point) and decorate a Cupcake Bath Fizzie as you would a real cupcake.

4. Quickly decorate with Sugar Sprinkles if desired, and let dry several hours.

5. Store the Cupcake Bath Fizzies in an airtight container until ready to use in a bath.

To use: Toss one or two mini cupcakes or one large Cupcake Bath Fizzie into your bath water and enjoy.

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Comments

lor 2 months ago said:
Excellent bath fizzy recipe Henrie! Thanks so much for sharing it.

sday5 2 months ago said:
I have made the bath fizzies before but never created the cupcake. This looks so pretty. What does the meringue do in the bath water? This is a nice recipe and sounds like one I made except I did not use the witch hazel. I bet that helps moisten them nicely.

magali777 2 months ago said:
Great for kids vacations Henrie, thanks I just don´t know what borax is. I hòpe you can explain,
thanks, great post!

kalligraphia 2 months ago said:
Wow, that looks incredibly fun and a great gift idea. Thanks for sharing! I've never used a bath fizzy before, so I'm unsure as to what it actually does in the water...?

bluewaterandsand 2 months ago said:
I've never used a bath fizzy before so I am eager to try this. Looks so pretty!

jeffsgirl 2 months ago said:
OMG! These are too cute/pretty! I have never seen these before.What a great gift idea.Your directions are wonderful.Thank-you so much Henrie.

knoxcop 2 months ago said:
What a great post, Henrie! This is on my gifting list for this year's holidays, since I'm the "cake lady" and all...thanks!--Kn0x--

tippystclair 2 months ago said:
Great! I'm doing these for Christmas, too!
Kath:}

mumtazcatering 2 months ago said:
WOW!!!they are really pretty,just like you....:}
thanks for sharing,my dear
Mumtaz

shirleyoma 1 month, 2 weeks ago said:
Oh how neat!! got my 5

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