Keeping a can of frozen orange juice concentrate in the freezer means you can make more than just orange juice. Try it in a variety of orange-flavored recipes.


1 package baked loaf cake
2 Twinkies
1 cup red and brown frosting, mixed equally
yellow icing in a tube
red icing in a tube
green fruit slices or gumdrops, diced (optional)
To make the hot dog bun, cut the loaf sides, saving the extra cake for the french fries. Remove the cake center and place the two Twinkies in the "bun."
Frost them hot-dog red with the frosting mixture. Add a squirt of mustard (yellow icing) ketchup (red icing), or relish (diced gumdrops or fruit slices).
For the fries, slice off the outer brown edges of the cake and trim. Place on a cookie sheet and carefully broil, turning to brown all sides (a parent's job). Cool and drizzle with "ketchup."
Simone, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma USA
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Can't wait to try this for my 5 yr old twins birthday next week!