Following the success of yema balls attempt number two were requests to make more. I figured that if I were to give them away, the yema needed a better presentation than being haphazardly arranged in assorted Tupperware. So the day before making them, I made my way to the nearest mall to find me some fancy containers.
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| The end result |
I was looking to get either those boxes with windows on them or plain old acetate boxes but the search was fruitless. There weren't any with the dimensions I wanted so I thought to make them myself via plain old origami (see instructions here). I bought a couple of cartolinas and set out to make square boxes and ended up with these.
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| Origami boxes in BaconTunaMelt colors! |
The boxes are a little uneven, but you can barely tell. The big boxes contain nine yema balls each and the small boxes have four yema balls each. Nope, I'm not selling these so if you want some, just leave a message and I'll see what I can do. :)
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| BaconTunaMelt Yema balls |
9 comments:
Those look so delicious! Like a sort of eggy fudge. I wish I could try them, but I seriously doubt they'd ship well to California...
I want some so I'm leaving a message... and now, it's all up to you to see what you can do. hahaha
-Ralph
Wah! Looks sooo good! I'm following your example ha? A friend requested I make some mini red velvet cakes for Valentines naman. GoNegosyo na to, Mel! :)
@JP Hays: They're lighter, fluffier, less sweet than fudge. Sorry, I can't send anything further than Manila. Try making some, it's easy!
@Ralph: LOL, sige sa next batch, I'll send some over. I'll send a message over FB. ~_~
@Kath: I saw your red velvet cupcakes! Parang ang sarap, cream cheese pa yung icing. :D
How much per box, you could be a great entrepenuer.
Thanks! I'm not selling them actually. Mind if I ask who you are?
I'm jorens of pampanga, anime lover. Mind if you make a blog of my one of favorite in-mall nomz called takoyaki (grilled Japanese octopus balls). They sure are tasty. Here's my fb account: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001484739310
Hi Jorens, I'll try. Keep reading www.bacontunamelt.com for updates.
Thanks so much! I learned how to make yema balls and the origami box to package them-- in just one day. I am excited to bring yema balls in colorful boxes to my next local church's women's ministry fellowship. But first, I'll surprise my kids with these yummy gifts...
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