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Step 2Fill the holes
Using a knife, toothpicks and fingers, put smooth peanut butter into all of the drilled holes. Try and get it as deep as you can.
I have tried using a cake decorating syringe but it did not work particularly well as the peanut butter is too thick. And it ended up being more work to clean than to have carved the pumpkin in the first place.
Once all of the holes are filled, wipe the surface peanut butter off all of the places you don't want the squirrels to eat. Its OK to leave surface traces of PB on the areas where you want the holes.
I have tried using a cake decorating syringe but it did not work particularly well as the peanut butter is too thick. And it ended up being more work to clean than to have carved the pumpkin in the first place.
Once all of the holes are filled, wipe the surface peanut butter off all of the places you don't want the squirrels to eat. Its OK to leave surface traces of PB on the areas where you want the holes.
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Oct 31, 2009. 2:22 PM
TyMan210
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TyMan210
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If you heat the peanut butter, it might work better with the cake decorating syringe. The only problem would be keeping it heated.
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