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You are the smartest person in the world! I don’t usually have toothpicks around, so I just use a fork, but that leaves a bunch of holes in the cake. Thanks so much for this tip!
Well….I’ve never been called that. I think I’ll keep this comment for when Annie is a teenager. LOL
Very cool! I’ve been using a fork…and makes the top of my cakes UGLY! haha
🙂 Been there, done that.
My mom used to do this all the time; I had forgotten about it! Great tip!
Great minds think alike. 🙂
This is a good tip. So resourceful. If you’re in the woods, you can just use a small twig.
LeighAnn, if I’m in the woods baking a cake I sure hope you’re there with me.