How to Make Cake Pops | The Easy Tutorial
I tried. I would give myself a B- .
After baking, I broke the cake apart
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and put it in the food processor to make it a little more fine.
Before.
After.
Next, I went back to the mixer, and added about 3/4 a tub of cream cheese icing to my cake.
I rolled the mix into cake balls & place them in the freezer for about 15 minutes.
{Imagine what that would look like here.}
To the cake balls I added lollipop sticks
(dipping the tips in melted candy melts first to help them stick).
I added food coloring to my melted candy (Easter colors of course)
& dipped the cake pops until they were completely coated.
(I scooped the melts with a spoon & then rolled the cake ball to give a slight swirl effect)
After a taste test,
I melted some pink icing & used a Ziplock to drizzle a simple decoration on top!
And there you have it! Do you think Bakerella would be proud?
…considering it’s my first attempt & all.
A few more cake pop ideas: Sprinkled Cake pops, Cookie Pops, Ornament Cake Balls, & A DIY Cake Pop Stand
Thanks for sharing your yummy recipe with us at Cast Party Wednesday. I love your yummy pictures…makes me want to make some now! HA! I hope you come back and visit us tomorrow.
Thanks again.
I hope to see you there!
Cake pops look great and so does the photography! I am following you! War Eagle!
Debbie
#1 Happy Easter, friend!
#2 You must let me taste a cake pop!
#3 Love the new header =)
They look awesome!!! I've never met a cake pop I didn't love :D
These look great! I did my first batch of cake balls a few weeks ago and they were a disaster because of the stick not staying in place but I'm going to try again with the melted chocolate on the stick first. I love that idea.
Thanks!
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Those look delicious! I've been wondering how cake pops are made. I might have to try those next, after my peanut butter ball success. :)
those look super yummy!!!