I think you’d have to throw a tea party in their honour Paul:-)

Oh that’s lovely to hear Ursula:-)

Aah, love childhood food memories:-)

Thank you Ursula:-)

Thank you so much:-)

Thanks for sharing.

Thank you, it was a bit of a labour of love:-)

Thank you, I’m sure they’ll have fun as it’s so easy:-)

Thank you. I’m all about taking shortcuts:-)

Thank Judith. They really are childs play and my daughter had no problem making them either. Do show and tell if you make them:-)

Hazel Rea

Thank you Janice, one trys one’s best:-)

Aah Jacqueline, that just makes all the hard work so worthwhile reading that, thank you so much:-)

Thanks. It was actually Victoria @ Kick at the Pantry doors idea which I further researched:-)

Thank you Anneli it’s nice to do somthing pretty for a change:-)

Thanks Angela. As a kid our local baker sold biscuits covered in fondant and dipped in chocolate so the idea started there The fancy animal biscuits will have to wait for another day though as I ran out of time!

Thank you Kate and yes I wish I’d known about the Trex before I started, but that’s the joy of learning by your own mistakes:-) Onwards and upwards!

Those are absolutely beautiful and it’s a great tip to use something like Trex on the worktop before starting.

Cheers,
Kate