Number cake decoration for a birthday cake?

I am me123

I have a special birthday coming up. Im looking for somewhere where I could buy those little number deorations for the top of the birthday cake. (Age) Any suggestions?

Carodh

I am me123 wrote: »

I have a special birthday coming up. Im looking for somewhere where I could buy those little number deorations for the top of the birthday cake. (Age) Any suggestions?

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Purple Mountain

I am me123 wrote: »

I have a special birthday coming up. Im looking for somewhere where I could buy those little number deorations for the top of the birthday cake. (Age) Any suggestions?

Tesco.

I am me123

Thanks a mill everyone.
Those little number decorations from tesco, do you just literally stick them into the middle of the cake?
Sorry if thats a daft question!
Thanks

Purple Mountain

I am me123 wrote: »

Thanks a mill everyone.
Those little number decorations from tesco, do you just literally stick them into the middle of the cake?
Sorry if thats a daft question!
Thanks

You do.
They're not edible or anything, they're kind of waxy so you just stick them in the cake, there's a spiky base and you light them. They just melt down like any candle.
You'll get them in any good stationery shop.

I am me123

Purple Mountain wrote: »

You do.
They're not edible or anything, they're kind of waxy so you just stick them in the cake, there's a spiky base and you light them. They just melt down like any candle.
You'll get them in any good stationery shop.

Thanks a mill again! So they won't cause the cake to crumble when you stick them on top of the cake?
In my case, I have bought my cake from a bakery & just want everything to be perfect. Haha.

Purple Mountain

It's just like using regular candles. You'll be fine

rubadub

tesco do sparklers for cakes
https://www.tesco.ie/groceries/product/search/default.aspx?searchBox=sparkler


I don't like blowing out candles on cakes in regular years, but certainly not this year! I saw some video on twitter of a guy with a fan blowing them out.

€2 shops can have stuff like this

phormium

I was just going to say the same about blowing out candles It's not Covid friendly these days! I stick them on the board or better still in a cupcake just for the blowing out bit.

Those sparkler candles send little black bits of something burnt flying all over the cake, don't like them for that reason.