What should I make for our bake sale?

Question

My friends and I are having a bake sale Saturday to raise money for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. What should we have, besides cupcakes, brownies, cookies, puppy chow, ect? We have all the basics. I want something original, easy to make, and tasty.

Answer 1

I always found that fudge went over well because you can put just a few pieces on a plate and a lot of people will buy just a few pieces because they just want a taste, not a whole lot...

Answer 2

Even though it's not a baked good, you could always have jello or pudding. In a dessert buffet, kids will generally go for either of those before they do cookies. Mold the jello in a small clear cup with some canned fruit inside (they'll look nice) and they're sure to sell.



"Candies" such as nuts in chocolate are super easy to make, and look very elegant on a plate. Make some of those with peanut brittle and fudge and you'll be all set.



If you really want to 'wow' some people, you could think about making entire pies and either sell them whole or by the slice. Fall is rapidly approaching, and it's the season for apple or sweet potato pie. Even though summer is technically over, it's still super hot, so lemon meringue pies sound super good too. The cool thing about pies is that you can get the crusts pre-made is disposable pans, and the fillings of most pies are available as canned or instant goods if you're in a hurry.

Answer 3

U should make these puff pastry's filled with nut and honey! I make them a lot, and i luvvvv them!!!!!!!



BUY:

puff pastry SHELLS, (don't but the puff pastry dough)

.Honey

.nut (anykind/kinds)

.sugar

.water



1. grind the nuts in a blender...until they are small chunks (not 2 big)

2. put the nuts in a bowl

3. add 1 cup of honey, 1/4 cup of water, and 1 1/2 cups of suger (u can substitute some sugar for honey)

4.mix them all together

5.put the ingredients in the un-baked phyllo shells (puff pastry shells)

6. bake at 375-400 degrees in oven until golden brown on top

7.add a little drizzle of honey on top before serving

8. ENJOY

Answer 4

I'd say Jello race cars. They are so simple to make. But try keeping them in a cool container.

My step grandma makes them all the time ;-) It takes about 15 minutes.

You have to buy a mold of a racecar, at like a craft store or somewhere.. idk

But you also have to buy jello mix, etc.

People go CRAZY over them.

I hope they sell well!

Answer 5

Chocolate crackles my kids love them.

http://www.kelloggs.com.au/Home/Products/Cereal/RiceBubbles/ChocolateCrackles/tabid/442/Default.aspx



caramel treats - like LCM bars wrap singly in greaseproof paper

http://www.kelloggs.com.au/CaramelTreats/tabid/677/Default.aspx



give this website a go

http://www.kelloggs.com.au/Home/Recipes/KidsParties/tabid/451/Default.aspx



using cereals as a base is most of the time quick & easy & kids love the treats you can make from what the normally eat for breakfast.



how bout mini cupcakes or call them baby cupcakes. also out now are gaint cupcake moulds.

Answer 6

via the unit, yeah, seems lifelike. as long as there is a minimum of a pound of fudge, then which would be ordinary, however the muffins look kinda steep, i might cost those for $8 or $9. i might pay $thirteen for a purple velvet cake, quite one created from scratch with out all of those preservatives they put in save bought ones. sturdy success!

Answer 7

rice krispy treats are good

turtle candy-

take the small pretzels squares, rolos, and a pecan half (or other nut)

unwrap the rolo and place a rolo on each pretzel square and put in a warm oven (250ish) til the rolo is soft then push a nut onto each square,let harden

Answer 8

Quick Breads, like muffins in a loaf-shape;

banana walnut, pumpkin raisin, apple cinnamon walnut, cherry almond, ...

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Umm....puppy chow?? What's that?

Answer 9

peanut butter cup brownies

make brownies in a cupcake holder and top with a mini peanut butter cup :)

Answer 10

Soda bread! This recipe is extremely easy to make and everyone I make it for absolutely loves it:

http://www.bonappetit.com/recipes/2006/02/brown_butter_soda_bread

Answer 11

no bake cookies

buckeyes

rice krispie treats

quick breads

popcorn coated with caramel/peanut butter/cheese/chocolate

baklava

pies

chocolate covered dried apricots, smores, pretzels, graham cracker, strawberries

Answer 12

sweet potato pie

Answer 13

cake pops!!!



muffins? mini cheesecakes?



answer mine? https://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20100926053334AAPEEmV

Answer 14

what about rice kripie treats or here are a few rcipes for you i found online.



http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/No-Bake-Cereal-Bars/Detail.aspx



http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/No-Bake-Cow-Pies/Detail.aspx



http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/No-Bake-Cookies-V/Detail.aspx



http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/No-Bake-Double-Good-Dessert/Detail.aspx



http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Bake-Sale-Lemon-Bars/Detail.aspx



http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/No-Bake-Deluxe-Hamburger-Cookies/Detail.aspx



http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Yummy-No-Bake-Cinnamon-Rolls-for-Kids/Detail.aspx